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For the cure of Lung and Throat diseases
Coughs, Colds, Group, Weak Lungs, Hoarse
ness, Sore Throat, Rins in the Chest, Whoop.
ing Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis Consumption
The best medicine ever sold for the pur.
pose. A LANGwoKTHT, Druggist.
Everybody here praises it. J. HON.
IL is very popular here.
GEORGE ROSE, Druggist
cannot speak too highly oft.
Rev. W. NJ OAaoRS
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Of every kind are often cured in very short
time, and in a most remarkable manner-Ul-
GERS, Scrofulous Sores, Fever Sores, Cancers.
never saw such medicine. 1t cures every
time. S. J. BoYpEx.
1t cured my eyes without pain, and in a very
short time. Capt. ]. 3. HAIL.
was nearly blind four years, and was cured
by this Salve. Dr. II. PHO.
Understandable. fIe was blind over a year,
and is now quite veil. Rev. w. R. KIsrLEA.
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FEVER CURE PILLS.

These rouse the Liter, cleansc tic system
from bilious matters, and certainly cure Aguei
Chill Fever, and Bilious FeverS relieving Dys-
pepsia, Loss Of Appetite, and General Debility
They cure every case. Col KItHElFFER.
fnevcr knew them to fail J. & J. w CHASE.
We think they can't be beat. .-.-.... z
Rev. z. c. CRANE.
Always cure, and no mistake. B. I. VsfL.
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,ANTI-BILIous, OR LIVER PILLS.

Just the thing when physic is needed.
LIVER COMPLAINTS yield often to a single box.
JauDdice, Foul Stomach, Costiveness, Dyspep-
STA, UiarTh9a, Dysentery, Impurities of the
Blood, Headache, CostiveRess, Sour Stomach,
Fevers, Dumb Ague, Boils, &c.
The best physic pills l ever used,
Ai Dr.. WILLIAMS.
One box cured me of Liver Complaint.
~ Rev. G. R0BERTs.
Certainly a superior article. -
Rev. NJ. RrcnARDsoN. G
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NEHAHA PROBATE COURT:
County Of Nemaha, Territory of Kansas.
Allen Mccoy, J
vs..
jeremiah Bunker.
Attachment.

VS.. Attachment.
jeremiah Bunker.
VIE plaintiff in the suit aforesaid, fled in
L the Office Of the Clerk of said Court, on
tae 18th day Of November, A. d. 1853, petit
aon against the defendant, jeremiah Bunker,
and also an AFFIDAVIT, stating that said defend
ant Is not resident of the Territory Of Kansas.
theEeiore, said Court, on the 9Th day Of De-
eemser, A. D. 1858, ordered that said defendant
DC notified Of the commencement Of said suit
ge object Of which suit is to recover from said
defendant the sum of One Hundred and Fifty
Dchrs, with interest, together with costs of
suit; that the property Of said defendant has
>oeen attached to satisfy the same, and unless
s@io defendant plead, answer or demur to said
petition on or before the 9TH day Of March,
io'S, Judgment will be rendered against him
G'efeon-said Court 10 be holden on the 9TH
uAy OF March, 1889, at the town Of Seneca.
;. Is further ordered BY said Court, that pub.
p y hereof be made in the White Cloud
mans Kansas Chief, weekly newspaper published in
"ute Cloud, Kansas Territory. for six success
I'VE weeks. HAVENS STARR,
dec 10, 5S-6E. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Dr.. n. GRAVES,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

HIAwATHA, BROWN CO., KANSAS,
nFFERS his professional services to the sick
" and afflicted who may require them. Ha-
wing had practice of thirteen years in the Yves
tern country, he hatters himself that he is thor
oughly qualified in the notifications OF disease
in hi: climate. may s, So, ly.
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WILLIAM MAQUILKEN,
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter,
GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &C.,

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
rs prspared to execute all work of the above
i kinds, in a superior manner. Having had
thirty-fve years. experience. he aatters himself
that his work will compare fayOrably with that
of any other person West of the Missouri River.
Will also attend to putting on Fire and Wa
ter Proofand Gravel RoOfng-having had much
experience in business of this character.
iuIy 9. Stiff
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The College Journal Of Medical Science.

A Monthly Magazine of 48 pages conducted
"A bx the Faculty OF the Eclectic College o
Medicine. Is published at One Dollar Year
payable in advance. The volume Of the Jour
nal commences with the year. Communication
orsubscription, or for specimen numbers, shoui'
be directed 10 zg. az
DC n. CLEAvELAND, PubIishsr,
I39 Seventh street, Cincinnati U.
july IS, l55e-ly- C FL
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DR.. LIMITS
R MEDIEN.

II AVE given satisfaction to those who have
IL used them. They arc always safe, and
never fail to do good. Try them once, and
you viii believe what is said ofthem.
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G Tov. No Anil q. I95S.

. 81. Lows, Mo.r april % IcOo-
THE DocrORs CoULDx'T CURE HIN--Messrs
Bragg -Gentlemen:-I have suffer
ed from Salt Rleum for six years have been
sorely afflicted, nv face, eyes, and ears we're
covered with sores from the Salt Rheum, and
nv hands were so bad, that feared should
lose the use Of them; nv finger nails came OF,
and nv hands were one mass of sores when
commenced using Bragg's Arctic Liniment, and
by the use OF FIVE small bottles, was entirely
cured, new nails have grown on my fingers, and
I am now entirely free from all sores or any rel
les Of Salt Rheum.
Z Previous to using the Arctic liniEsent, had
been under the treatment Of several Of the most
eminent physicians IN this city, and never re-
eeived any benefit from their treatment
CIV. HAYD0N,
Befcher & Bros Sugar Refinery.
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REFER TO,

CT. Jennings. White Cloud, Kansas
R.F. Ruffner & Co., "
peter. Frazer& CO.. Oregon. NO. e
Iikens 4 BOyd, st. Joseph, No, $50
Ire. GreenwaId, Cincinnati, u:
Howard L HinchmAu. St. LOUIS mo-
KinssIand Ferguson,
NAV Is, So, Il.
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BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT.

THIS Incompatible Eminent, upon which the
Il great mass of the afflicted of all lands now
rely for relief from the pangs Of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Geut, Erysipelas, Cancer, Serofuia,
sprains, Burns, ScAids, and ali cutaneous disea
scs, is rapidly superseling all similar prepare
fiors.
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MILLS! MILLS!!
ulers and Farmers, Take Notice

TINE undersigned, having made arrange
ments with the best houses in St Louis,
cincinnati and Chicago, is now prepared TO fur
n;sh ali kinds of Steam Mills and Mil Machine-
~ of the most approved plans, at the shortest
notice. and will furnish at as low prices and on
AZ liberal terms as any Agent or Foundry in
The western country, Will also furnish Reap
rs. and Moving and Threshing Machines
The undersigned, being practical Engineer
will set up and warrant all works furnished BY
him he can at all times be found at White
CIoud. Kansas, or Oregon, Mo: 49,,
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EYE sALVE,
OLD SORES

For the rapid cure Of every kind of Sore or
Weak Eyes-Dimncss of sight, Examinations
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EoSHkTEEksHiSP


VIHE undersigned have formed eO-partHer-
J. shiu, under the firm Of
r LIKENS & BOYD,
As General Land and Real Estate Agents,
ST. JOSEPH, MO-,
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one BottIe Triumphantl

Mrs. Mofitt, No 3f5 Morgan street, st. Louis,
having suffered for three years with Rheuma-
tism, and tried many preparations without effect,
was cured by one fifty cent bottle Of Arctic Lin
imant
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An Explosion.

MEMPHis, TENN., Nov. %. 1881.
hereby certify, that having been badly
bruised and scalded by the explosion of Steam
Boiler. friend induced me to try Brags's Arc
tic Linimen:. The smart was instantly extrae-
ted from the scalds, and in a very short time,
all the pain vas gone from the bruises. In two
weeks was well, and able tn resume nv bus
ness. HENRY HAVERHTLL,
Residence, Jackson st.
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seribers on the following
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LYNCH, ARNOT & CO.,
Cbaanuk sfroat-

CAUrroS.-Many Druggists, having old Lini-
ments on hand, will try to sell them to you as
the best, but do you positively refuse to pur-
chase them. Ask for "Bragg's Arctic Lini-
ment," and take no other.
LIBERAL PKoFosITioS.-The proprietors agree
to furnish each purchaser of dollar bottle, with
a free subscription to the United States Journal
for ono year This is one Of the best New York
illustrated papers. A certificate, emitting the
holder to the benefit of this proposition, Is en-
closed in the wrapper around every bottle. Inc
Arctic Iimment is put up in 25 cent, so cent
and & bottles. The 50 cent ard 81 bottles con-
tain 50 and 100 per cent. more Liniment in pro-
norton 20 their cost, and are the cheapest. Fol
sale by BRAGG & Blu RROWES,
Sole Proprietors, ST. Louis, Missouri.
~ For sale in st. Joseph, bv VanLear, Brit
tain & Hardy, Startling, Loving h Mcdonald
and w. r. Penick.
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Goodfor Animals.

This invaluable Liniment is also equally en-
eacious in curing the diseases Of animals, as wit
ness the following certificate: Messrs. J. A.
Arnot, and Lynch, Arnot K CO.. keep the two
largest Livery Stables in the West, and are gen
orally known Throughout the United States:
q ST. LOUIS, Dec. %, 1857.
We. the undersigned, having used DR.. Bragg's
Arctic Eminent for number Of months, cheer
fully testify to its superior efficacy in curing the
diseases Of horses; 81 we'll are We satisfied OF
the Arctic being the best Liniment made, that
we would use no other. We keep and have kept
for a number of years, extensive livery stables
in this city, and consequently our experience
about horses and theis diseases is great, and we
unhesitatinglJ sIys that the Arctic Liniment is
the only one we have ever found-always effec-
tive. We cordially recommend it to all Livery
Stable keepers, and Others having the care OF
horses. ia A. ARNOT,
LYNCH, ARNOT & CO.,
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A. J. ALLISON
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

FIRE NAnoSAr TnEATRE.--Between three and four
o'clock Sunday morning fire discovered in the Ma
tonal theatre, Chatham street. James r. S;srscn the
night Waterman employed in the building, heard the
noise of the FIRE burning end immediately gave the alarm
The fremeu were very prompt, and extnguished the
flames before they spread much beyond the place Of their
origin. We learn from the Fire Mar s0al who made an
immediate examination OF the premises thai tue FIRE com
menced on the right wing top Of and uder
the platform floor. Supposed 10 have been caused BY
the firing OF guns IN the piece performed TINT night The
theatre closed at twelve O'clock and the fire not
discovered uli after three clock leaving the suppos
ton thai The ire smouldeted until that Tho tiarsna
further remarked that the building only saved 10y
the quick action on the part Of the fremeD Few mi
nues further delay would in all probability have resulted
in the destruction Of the theatre The damage win pro
baby amount TO from $500 to $780, fully covered by ia
surnnce The building, understand, Is owned by
Gassner & ST. John. Mra. Bell Carr is the lessee,
MnirARr--SixTy.Niym RlGru1T.--Arangensnt for
the cncampment Bedloc's island, as projected by
Colonel Ryan and his officers, are nearly completed.
The Secretary Of War has given orders suspend repair
ing mo pace during their witt which is TO be arranged
ms ionows-On Friday, August TO- the stat and tine Oh
GERS proceed 70 the island Tuesday, the 2Sd the non
commissioned ofeers joia the,a TAutsdsy the 2ih.
the privatcs are TO follow. The regiment returns to
we city on Monday, tho 29.h
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CorOners' InQuests Yesterday.

The DEATH or PATRICK CosGRoyE.--CoNoLusoy oF THE
ISQrFsTThc inquest IN the Of Patrick Cosgroye
alias "Cockroach, who died the effects Of stab in
the abdomen received in fulton street. the night of the
let Of January last resumed Sunday by Coroner
ackan at the Seventh ward station house. and concluded
without any evidence being adduced to show who was tue
perpetrator Of the assault The Jury rendered verdict
OF death from the effects Of stab inflicted by some per-
son or persons unknown"
held inquest at the New York Hospital upon the body
died from tho elects OF injuries received by falling into
Culver at the of Cherry Catharne streets on
the evening OF the 9Th inst. The jury rendered verdict
OF Accidental DEATH, without attaching blame to any
one The body OF deceased was sent to Poers Field for
ipterment.
DROWNED WHILE FsHlSe--Hector Poret, native of this
city, 20 years Of ago. was accidentally drowned at the
foot of North Moore street on Saturday evening while
hsnng OIL lie dock. Deceased, 10 appears was seized
WIN NJ and tumblcd OIL the string piece lie struggled
~ me waer ior several moments, and might have been
eaeily saved proper assistance had arrived in time
coroner oheeie held an inquest upon the body
SUICIDE ny pRow1SG Andrew Creagh a native Of
Ireland aged thirty seven ycars, committed suicide YES.
terday morning by drowning b;mser a. ,he foo, NJ
Jblrty seventh street, North river Deceased a annoa-s
had been suffering rom the effects of de,run treme,s
the result OF nard drinking and while in state of pa rta
above street. Coroner Schirmcr held an nouest urn @
body Deceased resided at the ccrner OF Eleventh
Thirty seventh street, within hundred yarts of he
spot where ne took the fatal leap. '
FA1AI ACCIDENT 10 PAINTER o'Brien a pon,or
employed on new building in White street. near Bro,d
way died nj the New York Hospital from the effects of
injuries accidentally received by scanold giving way
Coroner schiImer notified TO hold inquest upon
the body Deceased native OF ireland and twenty
one years OF age.
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Williamsburg CITY News,

iHQuEsT.-Coroner Smell held inqueat yesterday
morning the body OF an unknown man that was found
in the toot OF Java street, Greonpont Saturday
night. II was that of German, about 20 years old
dressed in white cotton shirt striped checked cotton
vest coarse black pants hall soed cowhide boots There
empty.
DIFFICULTY IN CHuRcn.on last Sunday, July 8, quite
disturbance took place at the Episcopal church AZ
Oyster Bay, Long Island appears that the ves,rymcn
of the church had notified the pastor Rev Mr. Ransom
that his services required. He refused leave
and the Saturday previous the vestyuen caused the
church edice to be securely fastened up, and placed
guard to prevent the church being entered On the
day morning the pastor accompanied by several OF the
members OF tho congregation went to the church. and
after iorcibiy entering 1t had service The vestry did
no, interfere, but took during last week to pre-
vent repetition OF the occurrence.
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BrOOklyn Civ News.

A COLONEL GENTLEMAN INDICATES HIS WIFE's HONOR
There great excitement in Pink row, near Sycamore
street, on Saturday night The row occupied almost
entirely by colorcd persons. Two men, named John
Moore and Dad Hicks got into dispute about two O'Clock
in the morning. hicks, it appears had circulated some
scandaous stories in relation to Moores wife, and the fact
coming to Moores ears he determined on revenge
and with this view provided himself with pistol. Tue
opportunity aoon occurred by the appearance OF Hicks
when, charging him with having given circulation to alse
statements about his wife, and being further aggravated
by the nature Of the answers given he drew his weapon
and fred, the shot striking Hicks in the left leg
officer Phranes coming up took Moore mo Gus
tody, and Hicks sent to the Hospital The
bnl was extracted, and it being ascortained tia
she wound not of dangerous character be WINS con
Quoted bnck to his home. Moore was committed 10 AVA
hearing before Justice Mcrehouse upon the charge of a
sauit with intent TO kill.
AIrfMF1ED OUTRAGE iron A FEMlIs-On Friday night
last at late hour two men, named John Ray and Thomas
Sraham, called at the house Of widow named Elizabeth
Norre essipg at No. IL State street, gaining admis
sion 10 her room attempted alleged to commit violence
winch they were prevented from accomplishing nv the
oo'c'ies OF the woman and the screams Of little bow
one o 'ne fellows then struck blow on the face
ng severe confusion, when both took 10 their ees OF
noe M on 81 the Third precinct police subseaueuty mr.
IeNtu t"h 'ho accuacd They we're brought pr,re IN
heerrg y" '""'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT Al COMFY isiA.D.-- On Sturdy
afternoon between three and four O'Clock Mr. Vim. A.
Smaley and brother accompanied by two friends, were
returning from one Of the upper hotels their aierton
was attracted by several persons standing upon beach,
and upon inquiry ascerained that man was drowning
short distance from the shore, and plainly to be
his struggles Although some seven eight meu were
stripped and either had been in the water or were ready
to Co. they although asked to render ASSISTANCE from
fear did not do Mr. Smslley and his brother without
taking time to dvest themselves OF ali their clothing
tipct Had they been there few moments sooner his
life would, beyond doubt, been saved They Una
bic to ascertain his name, he son, who sotng
the beach, and had been In with his father appeared TO
be too much overwhelmed with grief to any in
ouries The body was laid out the beach, awaiting
the arrival Of the Coroner