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WIN. & DAVID GIBSON,

w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND BUIInERs.
MAIN NEAR TIE CORNER OF Sra srREEr, kichnoSp va,
Respectfully inform the Citizens OF Rithnoud and
public generally, that they are prepared. with the
assistance of their steam power. aud all the most
usefrl wood working schinery, b. execute every
manner not to he pas sed, such Building Hons
es Of all dimensions. repairing or remoieinR tie
same; pu ting in tore Fronts Of any kind. Sheis-
inQs put up Counters made, dc ia neat and ,asts-
fuI manner Stairs built and Hard Rails worked
according TO Geonet cal Principles; Cornces nisds
is suit any style OF Buildings; al kinds Ct Ncu'd-
jnss on hand; Sash, Blinds and Doors made ~ or.
der AID sent any part Of the country; every sind
)! Wood Turning, such a. stair BsiosseIs, Newell
Posts SC Architectural Wood Carving for store
Frcnts, and Capitals for Porch Columns. Ahorders
executed in a neat manner.
w e. d. GIRsoN hope. by strict atteu ton TO
business together with their practical knowledge
of the same, to merits contnuancs Of puhlij Ia
trousge. =. -
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Second mis- hit IF the fsvorite actress.
MISS MAGGIE MITCH ELI,
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HBsTIsGs CouRT. This body COM
menced it's September term yesterday, and dispos
ed of the following cases:
Albert, slave to John A. Crane, convicted OF
breaking into the house of George Bickford and
stealing clothes, was ordered 80 stripes.
Sarah, slave to Rober. Nelson. convicted of steal
ing gold and silver watch, and several articles Of
clothing from Alexander Werst was ordered 80
iasbes.
John, slave to Charles Terrell, Charged with
breaking into the Office of Larkin ". Gi1zebrGok
and stealing SIS worth of clothing, was ordered 81
lsshes.
Peter phelps, charged with robbing Oswald
Wright of $1,000 was examined, sent on to the
Circuit Court for final trial and admitted to bail to
answer.
MURDER der hurley, charged
with the murder of Delaware Kersey, appeared
before the Mayor yesterday, to undergo an exauii
nation. but owing to the absence Of witnesses, the
investigation postponed until to-day. Burley
claims to be a mau of mixed blood, and under the
laws of the State is exempt from pains and penal
ties incident to free negroes, as such. whether he
will be tried "A white man or a free negro, re-
mains for the Courts to determine. The prisoner
aud the deceased were in the employ of Messrs
John o. Taylor Bro. and rs the difficulty, which
ended in the death Of Ksrsey, took place upon
| their premises, Wednesday. the 11th inst, il
may yet be important to know how the parties
tlofu Win tGeiE employers. we hppepu INC testi
mony Of an eye witness TO the affair rs detailed to
| the Coroners inquest:
| Tios. f. Ford, sworn.-When went up to the
| stable "wednesday, Sth inst. Kersey toidme that
Burnley had been working his mule About tia:
time Burlsy drove up. Kersey asked Burnley what
he drove his mule for. Burnley said MIR. Taylor told
him to do So They both said they would 60
around to the Office and see about it Kersey then
cursed Burey and called him id son a Of BIB
| saw Kersey have ice pick. Saw Burnley strike
| Kersey. Burley attempted to choke Kersey, but
| prevented him from doing 30. saw Burnley knock
| Kersey down with a stick. I think that blow
caused Kerseys death. After being struck, Kersey
| left aud went to the Office, which is abont one
hundred aud twenty-five yards, and went to bed -
About II O'Clock be threw up, but never spoke
| He went to the hospital the next day. l don't
know whether Burnley is white or not.
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WANTS.

WANTED.--Iw want white NURSE or
w coiored free woman, to accompany mr. IN.
lily North for few days. will give liberal wages.
Call at ALFKED Moses,
ss list e3 Main street.
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WANTED. "A LAD in q Trimming
W and Fancy Store The best referepces reeaiT.
ed r. GoLDsNlT,
Sc IA rs, Broad Ftreet.
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HRaysi, Janasea, and the Free Ne
'2Fise 9roeo.

Two couuisslonsrs from Iiayth and an agent
RON JAmsioA, ara now 10 this country 'of ~.
parposs q fnducius the freq negroes OF A"e'o"
tosmtgrats 10 those islands, In Jamaica, pe''e.
nanAsd Daltoa, 10 foremost Ia the mose"e". -
- cid 10 have obtained the favorable oo"sss,
tion Of the Governor and ineueouai men y. ~
leland. He proposes to obtain em'etahA ~.
Louisiana, In considerable numbers, ~ an eAFe'.~
not exceeding twenty dollars per hesc e"''
rra.t m r,eslv. a an inducemest, free passage
And grants Of crown land, after three years inaas
trial residence IN the island. The plan 10 urged
net caly on the score Of economy, bat 10 conside-
ration Of the superior character and qualihcateus
a the graduates Of American plantations, compaf'
I'd With native Africans or Coolies.
: Sach IL the deficiency Of labor In Jaunaics, that
3soooo have boon appropriated for the iutrodHc'
zion Of emigrants from abroad, 10000 OF which
IL set apart for East India immigrants, and an
equal amount Zoe Chinese.
The two Vaytteo agents, 1t Is said, eaiready 10
St. Louis, for the prosecution Of their objects
which are represented to be two fold, viz: lst 10
impress upoa the merchants Of Boston and New
York . senss Of the advantages Of cloeer CONNER.
cial relations between them and Hsysf aud Sc.
condly, 70 induce migration Of the free blacks Of
the United States to the nayten dominions.
Hayti 10 the most fertile aud lovely Of the West
India Islands. Cnder the French, 1t was one OF
the most productive, but, from the moment OF ifs
independence, its prosperity has regularly declin
cd, all its valuable exports fallen of, and its popn
lstion are on the verge of barbarism. The fact
that, with % largea number Of laborers, they are
sendiug here for fresh supply, Is Significant
Free labor will never restore the Paradise they
have lost. Tho only emigrants who can bring
about that desirable result-and they will come
In time--wiil be mon of different complexion,
hard featured and strong handed missionaries OF
civilization, who viii convince Its present ioha BIZ
taats, BY the potent logic Of force, tsat by the
sweat OF their brow they like other raen, must earn
their bread and that the world cannot afford to let
one Of its finest garden spots lie idle. forever.
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FAIRBANKS SrALEs.-A uniform standard CT
Weights and correct system of weighing. are SUB
cts claiming the attention of every individual in
the community.
correct Scale is just arbiter between buyer and
seller and it is of the utmost Importance that an III
strument go universally called upon to decide ques-
tons of great value in the daily and hourly ira s.
actions ofbusiness should be of such reliability and
erocness as to sec,uche confidence Of all those ,oho
NAV be affected by the results indicated, AID to obtain
such buy Fairbanks which. for the last twenty hVe
wears has been fully tested and universally &C.
kaowledged superior to any other made. They can
only be had in Richmond of CLARKSON, AMBER
SON Co, No JOG Main street. who are sole agents.
and will deliver at short notice
Weigh Ii ok Scales
RAILROAD Track Scales
Railroad Depot scales
Hay and Cattle Scales.
nd:who keep constantly on hand
Wheat and Hopper Scales
Dormant Warehouse Scales
Rolling Mill Scales
Whealbarrow scales
portable Platform Scales
Platform Counter Scales
Grocers' Scales
Even Balances. aud
Druggist Scales Sc lt-Gim
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OFFICE OF THE u. 8 AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL !
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES, RICHMOND, VA.
Senfhn Der 10Th 1873.
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o. DANCING SCHUOL.-Tt N m
~ bers of the Richmond and Sydney DaCcing
IL School. will meet at Coans Hall, on Broau
Ik4lkS street, near Second, THIS EVEN tEG, at IN
o'clock for Practice Punctual attendance is de-
'red NJ. bEhNAhD, CHAIRMAN
w .su Nrw ceot,rr ne l4-ltf
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YOUNG PRINCE.
derrick Visa MAt3{ffE NIIt,HEl

Village Miss SaIiIe Bishop
Hiehlanf Fling ISIS Kate Penney
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DRY GOODS-FALL 1853.

WADswORTH, TURNER i CO..
NO Is, I4TH sTRFEr.
HAVE received an extensive assortment OF FOR
EI0N and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, selected ex-
pressly with view to suit the wants OF the Virg,
MIA North Carolina and Tennessee trace, whicn VIII
a. 81 .tocE Sc 14-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-14

HS~ CHRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYR-The best instantaneous Hair Dye la the world,
does not burn or give the hair unnatural appear
auce ma king il bea utiful brown black. Sold b.
FISHER & WINSTON, Us Main street.
Richmond, Va.
Prepared by JOSEPH CHRisrADoRo. No 6. Aston
House, New York auG-ew
~ PRoY. E. HoUDAYEk, a graduate
of the University of Paris respectfully tenders bis
services TO the citizens of Richmond. sud to the
Principals of schools. as q teacher Of tho French
LANGUAGE he refers oy rermiian 70 'p IL. c
liar Sc stem of instruction:
N. Paul, French Consul; Col I. z; August; o.
Randolph. Mo- DR.. Woodbridge, VIM: w. Harvie,
Eso Or Wei-iger, ~ A Hturdiyant, Esq. DR.. Bur
we'll J. q. Gyjswold. Eel.
Apply at the corner of 3D. and Leigh streets
Io-Ims
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WANTED. $500. for one year. and Sc
w rurity given on real estate worth Xix times the
amount Address. at once. b W A, Post 0fiico.
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WANTED-A situstion. by youag
w man. who has had several years exrerience
in the mercantile business. He " hes p rmsrent
situation and promises 10 devote himself tn ,hs N
tsrelt of those by whom he may be en p'o, ed I'M
exceptionabe references given as TO gusifS atoms,
&C. address s." Eox us, RichDondP .o.
90 IA ks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-14

~A Cam. &C. G. MHRA, late Pro
fo,sor of music and modern languages NJ the souih
Carolina Female q llegiats Institute, Coinn bia, 4
C. respectfully offers his professional seryiees 20 the
citizens Of Richmond and vicinity. Rooms NJ pres
ent at Mrs. Uarwo Gods. on Bank ct. au2J-lms
Tor HIRE-For the balance Of the
Il year. good Cock, Washer and Iroper Apply
b seiJ-3t y CAUTH0RN.
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CELDEN s. MILLER,

ARMORY YOUNG GUARD. IT. BATE,
s Richmond, Sept. IA, 1853. !
~ ORDER No. III.
n Company ga" will meet on THIS
(TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock, promptly, for
Drill aad business Of Importance.
Those members who have been absent for five
meeting nights. will save their reputation by ap-
rearing this evening.
By order Of
Captain w L SATTERWHITE.
PR WALDEN, Orderly Serg't. ss ii--ltA
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writer wishes TO en-
w gage three competent MEN. who eau rom.
mapd el59 each 10 travel in III Stste of Virginia
Energetic men can make from $500 TO 1850 a mon-h
Tho best of reference required. Call at room No a.
Ralard House. 80 l3--ats
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O-SPFCTACLFS- nm

w saturday last, on 23.h street opposite 81.
Johns Church. pair of heavy framed GOLD SPEC.
TACLES, with E1y name on the TOP Of the frains -
Any person finding them will be paid IS. more than
their intrinsic value, il left at the Office OF the ris
patch. IkGUDDIN,
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81 JUST received at the cheap BOOT
Fl AND SHOE STORE. 2o4 Broad street. Ladie:
Morocco Boets with and without heels, ba6ie,'
~NS slippers Ladies' Congress Caters with AMI
without heels, Chdrens' clippers, Gentlemen's Slip
ners A. &c Sc Ii--6tf
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DEMOVED ALBERT /. WEST Ar

~ EMUV Ed -dLDEhI D. WEbt nj
between 9th aud 10th, over !. Hover Will continue
to furnish plans .pec fcaiioDs aud coltrsets for
every description of Building. &C, ard 70 .npe.in,
WORK LASTEafN0, PAINTING. &c. measured
and valued "A heretofore.
GYM SMITH. Architect and Civil Engineer.
will attend to ali business in the Epginasfns De-
psrtIneut. ~ 49,
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FAMILY FLOUR.-A superior article
L of FAMILY FLOUR. that hes been tried and
approved.
For sale by
,a,tet Basin Bank
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SCHOOL-A youpe man

" nav AN' yV"'S "Su
w who has attended college for two years. and
tain situation teacher either in private family
or village sch00l Satisfactory testimonials can
Wattsboro' 9. Lunenturg county, Va.
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NTOTICE.-All persons having claims
lN against the estate of Macy CkUMP. deceased,
will them to The subscriber rightly authen
t;e ated Those indebted will mako immediate pay
merit: WIN BRACKETT, Ex'or Of
90 il-2w* Mary Crump. decd.
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WI WIFI OPEN MONDAY EVENING,
SEPTEMBER 18TH. and continue for THREE NIGHTS.
Commodore PRRRY'- Voyage to
j A p A N.
containing over q. 600 feet Of Canvass
On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoon
there will b. AFTERNOON EXHIBITIONS fer
families ami children.
Cards Of Admission IS ceats-Children and Ser
wants half pirce
No postponement on account of the weai her.
Doors area at "a o'ciock-to commence at s.
Sc ll-ft
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WHEAT DRILLs.-P Z mn Q c KS
w Wheat Drills. with and without Guano at
tachments. a,so Seymonrs Drill with Guano at
tachment, warranted to perform equal to any other
Drill in use. For sale by II NJ SMITH.
GO ,I-Sw Tol4 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-14

sAn.-T. O. Rogers recently sold bis farm Dor.
dsrins on the town Of scostsvlle, Va, to Mr.. TEN.
pismsn, Of Richmond, for the sum Of $4,000.
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WOE REWARD.-Stolen on Monday
W1O mornlEg; from q: gremisss. No 100 Bread
one IS note q the Bank OF Howardsville aud othsr
papers Of no value; the other one contAining 2
check. No l4s2, for t30b on the Exchange Bank o.
Virginia, dated the ssh September, AID drawn ~
Edwd WIN de voss Co payable TO u bohnver %
bearer, and other tapcrs Of no vaus. except " We
Also . Cold WATCH, nadA By Thsmas , Cooper,
enAiu attached.
The payment u the chsek has been stopped. and
the abcve reward Win be paid lor the apprehension
and conviction Of the this
te N-3te No 10 Dsoe1 etxett,
+ EATHRR. HIDES, OIL. 20 -Wn
II BBAL. succenog e Z q Crane = Een. hss4s
conssanfly a hand. L1ATH92 ~ AZ kkds. ccs ~
ekiaG Harness, 6kirirs.. blsek end ~ kx5aie
Lenfk&et Isd1n4 and Aonto' McGuccos At001o4 -
EsisS SkjnS shes IAssaA vaEnbhs AeilT Iaths
css!isss 1Sc,s en- 10, "a, /, .xv..e.
O. ~ osleinnl cos1 @r Cash. % 10 punetuei eN1'
tomsrs s. me ANAL eredt ssN-tw
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WA N T E D.-A smart, active Boy.
w whose family resides in the city. may hear Of
COED situation ON application through box 2sl,
Post Office. sc Ij-at
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THR DISPATCH

NOTION 10 ADvNNrrARKe- - Advertisements. FIR
tAs DfePAT0H esa - haDdsd u By sss cclcck IN Ms
Nt1WoeN, - order b appear Gte msst day. Tie
NAdcv pfsssars n advertisements upon ne colgwns
Qsw DNpsr 3i0 nj OdNd u their rsctson a5ssr The
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uOGY

+ OET.--oh Saturday evening List,
IL susIl tsiafis o. Bile fsr fees DIRE ne, % late
Geek a the Circuit Court 81 hsnr5co; sd Jsts
Clsgk pYc tmpore II HeDr1co 10, Court. snitshls
CLERK once Of the Circuit cctftsf aichmend.
a. 11-Its TkMPkB ELLEtT.
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YTINOTHY SEED.-A new article Of
L TIMOTHY SEED, on consignment and for Gale
bv W ToMPKINS & BRO.
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r IST-Between the Amsricaa ana 81.
IL s,har,es Hotels. . GOLD BRACELEr Tsshnd
or viii be literally rewarded BY having i.t
AZ Msi,.x
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LOST OR MISLAID-A VIRGINIA
- CENTRAL RAILROAD BOND. No, $50. dated
ist July 1876, amounting TO fi26 aud ssusd 10 the
undersigned for divide d. As payment has been
stopped. hereby f5rewaru all persons against ira
ding tor or receiving said Bond. Application has
been made for a renewal Of the same.
au -2tawSwfs pB PEEULITOk.
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0ons 10 EunoPE-Among the passengers By the
Artist for Europs vas Jas. NJ Deems, Of Charlottss.
vile, ys, With his family. lie u to rsmain absent
IT Or seyes senrs e
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r OST-Tn July, between Deep Bottom
IL and Richmond, my sREE PAPERS; VII
give q ibsral reward for Fem " teft st this ONCE
This Is the third time advertised them.
vGRsuN DAY,
sci I-lts free man Of color
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w Maid. One possessing the necessary qu4lif-
cations, and who can come we'll recommends for
honesty, cleanliness smiability and industry. For
such liberal price will be paid. PEI sons having
any such to dispose of privately, will do well to
call en- RAWLINGS q UDLLADAY.
SO l3-ts Corner Nam ard nth sts
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21
STEAM FERRY
WHITE CLOUD!

A LARGE, new and excellent ~. \
"A Steam Ferry Boat has been
placed in the Missouri Riverrst White Cloud
which will be run in all kinds Of weather, uhen
The river is open, as often as may begeqHiFed
on week days; and on Sundays, -four times, viz;
between the hours Of 8 and 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and the hours Of & and o'clock, p. NJ.
The place is the terminus OF the State Road
from r.. Dies MOines, Eowas there is an excel
lent road le=iing to- Forest City and Oregon,
MOI and good roads leaiing into the back
country Of Kansas and Nebraska, to which
White Cloud Is at least six miles nearer than
any other river town This Boat is one Of the
best in the river, and Is manned By an expeneR-
eed Engineer and Pilot, and a sober, active and
punctual set Of hands. Persons wishing TO have
themselves, their stock, lumber, or freight Of
any kind transported across the river, will find
White Cloud the place for them to be accommo-
dated in the best manner, with the least posi-
BILE delay on either shore.
Ferrying done at reduced rates.
June 10, IS, II.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

MoNuNEST TO GENERAL MAR,ox
correspondent Of the Darlington "FIao .
Rev. John Josey. suggests the erection n
. monument to General Marion, whose re-
mains. he says, quietly sleep in his own
family grave yard in Charleston District
Now that Virginia and other Southern
States are swaking to the proprietv of
gathering up the relics of their great men
who acted in the great drama Of the rev.
olutioH. let not South Carolins be inseu.
sible to the similar impressions 70 pstri.
otto gratitude. Among the memorials to
revolutionary worth and celebrity, the
swamp Fox" deserves a mem.nto in
stone not less signal than any which have
received this mark of the State gratitude.
Nevs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21
The Poetry of Physic.

AYERS PILLS glide sugar shod over the
palate; but their energy, although wrapped up
is there, and tells with giant force on the very
foundation of disease. There are thousands Of
sufferers who would not wear away their dis
tempcrs if they kew they could be cured for IS
cents. Try Ayers Pills, and you will know it.
Purify the blood, and disease will be starved
| out.
Cleanse the system from impurities, and you
are cured already.
! Take this best Of all purgatives, and Scrofu-
Ia, Indigestion, Weakness, Headache, Back
ache, Side-ache, Jaundice, Rheumatism, de-
Engagements of the Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels,
all arrangements and all diseases which a pur-
gative remedy can reach, ay before them like
darkness before the Sun.
Reader, if you are suffering from any of the
numerous complaints they cure-suffer no more
the remedy has been provided for you, and it
is criminal to neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry Pictorial is the best med
icIhe for Cough, is known to the whole world;
and that Ayers Pills are the best Of all Pills, is
known to those who have used them.
Prepared by JAMES C. LAYER, Practical and
Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Shreve l. Macy, White Cloud, Kan
sas; Reed & Sturges, Iowa Point, do; James
N. York, Doniphan, de-; ]. H Maun Co.,
BrownviIle, Nebraska; Peter, Frazer & Co.. Or
eson, No.; Barnard, Adams & Co., st. Louis;
Van Lear Britain, st. Joseph; and byall Drug
e;sts. april I, So. 3m-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

Has been before the public for more than 20
years. and is deseTVedly popular.
From F. c. Dllaye L Carpenter, Syracuse, N.
Y, Oct. Is, 1856.
We take great pleasure in being able to say
chat we have sold your Gargling Oil more than
ten years, and have never heard a complaint
from purchaser.
From 5. Brayton, L0wville, Wis.,, Apr. %, SO.
have eonversed with several OF my neigh
bors, who say They are acquainted with your
Gargling Oil, having frequeRtly used il foP
both Man aud Beast" and speak very highly
OF its curative qualities, and express . wish
that it might be len for sale in this place.
From Messrs. s. L. Jackson & Co.. South Glib
son, Tenn, April IL, 1858.
The Oil takes like hot cakes in this country
We will soon have to order another lot, in Or
der to get it here in time.
From J. u. Irwin & Co., SalineVille, Chic,
March 81, 1858.
We have sold tho last bottle Of the GGrxIing
OIL. Sales are rapid nov, though il was some
time before we got il started. 1t Is entirely
the best article We have ever sold. II has per-
formed great many cures, when all other Me-
dicines failed to do any good.
Caution to Purchasers.
The only genuine has &c. w. Merchant,
LOckpOrt, N. "" blown in each bottle, aud al
so has his signature over the cork.
IL Pamphlets gratuitOusly furnished BY
agents, with Testimonials off utility.
All orders addressed to the
MERCHANTS GARGLING OIL CO.,
LOckpOrt, N. Y.
B For sale BY Druggists and Merchants
through the United States. British
Possessions, and other Countries. And By
SHRrVE & MACY, White Cloud.
RED STUKsEs, Iowa Point.
PETER, FRAzER l. Co., Oregon, No.
JoNEs & Co., Mound City, No.
And BY one or more agents in every town In
the vicinity. Who'll sale at all large CONNER
cial towns. sept. 30, So, Iy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

,o, .GE-JOhn Calhoun, of candle.bou
NJ. y' Is reported. in the Nebrasks
80" "' Of a late date. with having said. al
C;t 1PP Ie recently given him at Nebraska
but h.. .s4' ne 'c0s not a Pro Slavery man,
tuSo -.I voted in the Lecompton Consti.
tutio o. !. Convention to make the Cousti.
rtitut;oD '' were then framing free Con.
VIII correspondent Of the Star of Empire
Coo,,;.gns himself "a Member of tn.
t ot;o" Convention" calls the at.
S,t = Oh the said Calhoun to the fact
eli psundTy times he did declare him.
a,ioD ;.O'olaVery man. and, on one &C.
h ~, -, n response to the inquiry whether
aid. u iavOr of Slavery in Z ansas, be
l. Iesia favor of .ao,.,v .u,,v,,s.r,.
Rod ,".;s. it (slavary } the foundation Of
aaD.oos s'ety. and that the welfare and DER.
ao;u-. s Of the Union depends upon the
u S j., Of Slavery not only INK IN Kan an.
MI ~ Is'ery'OGere."
siic5' a., Of similar character. follows,
World only p0ly goes to prove what all the
bon !; .n e months agO-that John Cal
sos .S i the vilest dsmagogu., and the
tut eva rao s: and dsprsved public man
0lsgraced any country.