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Curing Bacon without Smoke.
"oh, the trouble folks have taken,
2 ~ srnoke ana srnrr. their h,rnn y

- "a To smoke and SPOIL their bacon"
TO make the best bacon, fat your hogs
early and fat them well. By fatting ear.
~ you make a great saving in food, and
well fattened pork makes better bacon
than lean pork Then kill as early as
the weather viii allow, and salt as soon
as the animal heat is gone, with plenty
of the plrest salt, and about half ounce
of saltpetfe to one hundred pounds oil
pork. c
As soon as the meat is sailed to your
taste,swkich will generally be in about
five weeks, take it out, and if any of it
has been covered with brine, let it drain
q little. Then take good black pepper.
finely ground, and dust on the flesh side,
and on the hook end as much as will stick
then hang it up in a good, clean, dry,
airy .plsce-if all this is done as it should
be. you viii have no further trouble with
it, for by ay time in the Spring your ba-
con is so we'll cured or dried on the out
side that the flies or bugs will not disturb
it..ses5sssT E
Curing bacon is little like the Irish
mans mode Of making punch. He said,
Put in the sugar, then fill up with wills
key. and every drop of water you put in
AFTER thatspoils the punch Just so with
curing bacon after following the direc-
tions given above, every drop of smoke
you put about it, 'spoils' the bacon.
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.G5r fml Of TIC GBine:
no KATE.

I'm thIukin. Of the time, Kate,
When, sitting BY Thy side,
AHd picking beans, g1zsd Oh thee,
Aud felt PeaeOek's rride.
In silence leaned We orr the pan,
And neither spoke word;
But the rafting ofthe beans, Kate,
Vas al the sound We heard.
Thy auburn eerls hung down, Kate,
And kissed thy lily cheek;
Thy sznre eyes, half filed With tears,
Bespoke spirit meek.
To be 80 charmed as wssthen,
Had neiF before occurred,
When the rafting Of the beans, KATE,
Was all tie sound ae he;rl.
tbossht il was no wrong, Kate,
So, leaning DER the dish.
A. ron snatched up lot Of beans,
saaielBed a nertarid Hiss
A saddea shower made blind my eyes,
! neither saw nor stirred;
But the railing Of the beans, Kate,
Was an the sound heard.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-02-24

Cure FOR THE EAR-AcHE mem
Der Of the Virginia Senate informed the
editor of the Southern Planter, last Win
ter, that an infallible remedy for this
painful complaint was found in the appli-
cation Of rattle snake oil. Out of great
number of cases, he declared that he had
never known an application of cotton
dipped in the oil fail to give immediate
and permanent relief.
Upon mentioning the circumstances to
a physician Of this city, he informed us
that be had been long satisfied of the vir-
tue of the oil in cases of rheumatism, and
knowing these from whence the above
was derived, he entertained no doubt Of
of its efficacy in the somewhat similar
case of ear-ache. 't .fslf =
We understand that the oil is prepared
and saved every year in the mountains of
Virginia, aud il it possesses half the quail
tiles attributed to it there. our readers in
the snake country may convert it into an
article of profitable traffic by supplying
the wants Ofathe less favored inhabitants
of the country.
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TREATMENT OF Burns BY THE ArPICA-
TIoN OF FLoUR.-J. Marshall, Esq, Sur
geon, recommends in communication
in the Lonlon Medical and Physical Jour-
nal, for April, employment of -four as an
application to burns. This mild sub
stance. he says. is doubtless pre- eminent
to all others hitherto in use. by imparting
immediate cure to the inaamed and irri-
tated surface it rapidly, by the scabbing
process, in uniting with the discharge
from the abraded cults, almost instanta-
neously forms a temporary semi-trans-
parent covering, thereby assisting the nat
ural functions in restoring the epide:mis.
The advantage becomes evident by
stopping profuse discharge, and the te-
diouS process of liberation. That re-
markable substance, the animal gluten,
peculiarly contained.in wheat, seems in
this instance to assist the rapid regenera-
ton of the scarf skin, and thus protects
the CUTS AMI rete mucosnm The surface
being wonderfully supplied by the extern
sion of the cutaneous nerves in the form
of a soft, pulpy membrane, somewhat re-
sembling the expansion of the optic nerve
on the retina, readily affords, it is pre-
sumed, an explanation Of the great vio-
lence offered to the system in all cases of
extensive burns and scalds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-02-24

EXAMINATION DAY.-The science of a
school examination is very prcttily ex-
planned by schoolmaster's anecdote. A
country school-teacher, preparing for an
examination of his school, selected class
of pupils, and wrote down the questions,
and answers to questions, which he would
put to them on examination day.
The day came, and so came the hope
fuls, all but one. The pupils took their
places as had been arranged, and all went
glibly on until the question for the absen-
tee, when the teacher asked:
In whom do you believe 90 s. '
The pupil who sat next to the vacant
seat, without noticing whose question it
was, replied
Napoleon Bonaparte :"
"No. mop angrily exclaimed the tea
cher; in whom do you believer"
Napoleon Bonaparte !"
Here the teacher began to smell the
rat. and said:
"YOu believe in the Holy Ghost. do
you not %
"Nop said the pupil. amid roars of
uncomfortable laughter; "the boy that
believes in the Holy Ghost HASN'T come
to school to-dsy-he's at home. sick
abedi"
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~ Pam OF SNUFFERs.-"Go bor-
dig, Bliss Cubbids; how do you do this
bordig %
"Why. Bliss Gribesl do tell Us, is that
you? Where have you bid this log THE?
Why havd't you bid id to see us ?"
go, dod't go ont buch, al | have
bid troubled good deal with paid id by
head adj stobach. l have it sob dow, but
it's gettig better's
"Ah! well. l alb glad of it; You busd't
catch cold, Bliss Gribes. Wod't you
have a pidtch of sduff 90
This is very dice sduf-where does
it cob frob ?"
"Well. 1 dod't dow; 1 sed't little
lobby after it--he got it dowd street
sobwhere."
do you dow that bad that goes by
here every bordig with till pail i'll his
had, al cobs back agiI at digit ?"
80, that is Blister Jeddigs. He works
lowd to the basheed shop, adj carries his
bidder with hib. lie is a dice yong bad,
ad they say he is bakid bodily"
Aldt he the wod that IS paylg at
tedtiod to Bajor Basod's daughter, Barry
Add ?"
"Do. it iSd't Barry Add /; it is Ebeli-
do, wod of the twids. 1 suppose they
will bake batch of it."
"Well, l guess it's tibe for be to be a
goig."
"COb il ad see US agid soOd, wod't
your [EzA. mo rrs~-
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r. .. ToRREY. SAMUEL LAPPIS,
--.-...... Surveyor & Civil Engineer.
TORREY & LAPPIN.
Land & General AGENTS 4 Surveyors

SENECA, NEMAHA Co, KANSAS,
WILL promptly attend to investing Money,
w paying Taxes, locating and selling Land
Warrants, Surveying Town Sites, sub-dividing
Sections, etc Will buy and sell Town Shares
and Town Lots, and do a General Agency Bus
mess so
REFERENCES. w. PARkER, Parker's
Express, Iowa; E. B. FAIRnELD, President
Michigan Central College; ]. BARKEn, President
Allegheny College; Hon. B. G. THIsADoUx,
Tenn; Er FosrER, Oregon, Mo-; Hon. J. P.
HULSEET, Auburn, N. Y. june 4, '57, ly.s
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TGREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
IMPORTANT To
TOBACCO CHEwERS!
DR. GUSTAV LINNARD'S
Taste Restorative TrOches,
The Great Substitute for Tobacco.

1he CTTedt SUBSTITUTE J0T I0Odcc0.
1t is a well known and incontrovertable fact
that the use of Tobacco is the promoting cause
of many of the most severe
Mental and Physical Disorders,
to which the race Of man is subject, as careful
analysis and long and painful experience have
clearly proven that it contains certain narcotic
and poisonous properties most dangerous in their
effects, which by entering into the blood, de-
range she functions and operations Of the heart,
causing many to suppose that organ to be seri-
ously diseased.
Tobacco affects also the entire nervous sys-
ten, manifestins itself-as all who have ever
used the noxious weed will bear testimony-in
Lsssitude, Nervous Irritability, Water Brash,
Dyspepsia, and many disorders of a similar
character.
The TASTE Restorative Trockes
are designed to counteract these banefuI inhu.
ences, and have proven completely successful in
in multitude Of cases, and wherever used.-
Being harmless in themselves, they exert ben
efcial effect upon the entire system, restoring
the Taste which has become vitiated or destroy
ed by great indulgence completely removing the
irritation and tho accompanying tickling sensa-
ton of the Throat-which are always conse-
quent upon abstaining from the use Of Tobac
CO, and by giving healthy tone to the Stom-
ach, invigorate the whole system.
Persons who are irretrievably undermining
their constitutions and shortening their lives,
should use these Troches Immediately and throw
off the injurious and unpleasant habit of Tobac-
co Chewing.
These Troches or Lozenges are put up in a
convenient and portable form at the low price
of 50 cents per Box. A liberal discount to the
Trade.
Prepared solely by the undersigned, to whom
all orders should be addressed.
.r JAMES E. BOWERS, Druggist,
Corner 81 and Race streets, Phil.
Soldby all Druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere. nova -56-Iy.
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WeUNDs on TREEs.-To make the bark
grow over wounds and diseased places on
forest or fruit trees without fail and with
speed. When branch is cut of, or a
4Ftsis Otherwise wounded, make the place
smooth With sharp knife, and If the tree
be cankered. either cut away the part af-
feCted, or senpsit out antil you come to
the sound wood. In all cases make the
surface as smooth as possible. Then put
half . pound of tallow into two pounds
Of tar, and warm it over the FIRE till the
taIlow is Just melted in the tar, when one
ounce Of saltpetre should be added, and
the whole well stirred together the com
position must then be laid on the part
yourEant to heal. This has been found
TO be an efectual cure.
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SALT FOR CArTLE.-Souie Of the ives
tern stock raisers think salt is Of no SER
vice to cattle. So says a Kentucky pa
per; but we think these some are wrong,
and go against using it because salt is an
expensive article out there.
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Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & co,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, naR
SOLD BY

SOLD BY
Shreve & Macy, White Cloud, Kansas
Reed & Sturges, Iowa Point,
Jas. N. York, ID, niphan,
]. II. Maun & Co., Brownyills, Nebraskii
Peter, Frazer & Co., Oregon, Mo-
Barnard, Adams & Co., St. Louis;
Van Lear & Britain, st Joseph;
And by all Druggists. july 2, 81. ~.
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"OSIY IN FUN."-At a baptism in the
West, few weeks since, girl of shy
disposition. about to be immersed. very
naturally resisted the attempts of the
minister to lead her to the water. and af-
ter short struggle began to sob and cry
with great violence. At this moment,
while crowd of spectators were anx-
iously watching the result, younger
brother Of the girl stepped up to her and
exclaimed, in an under tOns---" Don't be
scared. Sal, he's only in fun l''sse % Esis >
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Any Editor or Publisher inserting the above
advertisement for one year shall receive in pay
ment therefor Twenty Dollars worth of any
kind of Printing Ink, for sale by Messrs. Lay
& Brother, Of this city, at cash prices. The
Ink to be subject to the publishers order at the
expiration of every three months each publ
cation to be sent regularly, addressed Printers
News Letter.
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DOLMAN g. WEST,
Auction L Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &C.,

ST. JOSEPH, MO.
MONEY invested in Lands and Loans Land
w Warrants located in Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska; Taxes Of non-residents paid; Col
lections made and promptly RENTED; Inquiries
promptly answered; Particular attention paidto
the sub division of Lands, and SaIesat Auction
We are prepared TO receivs and store Goods on
Consignment. une 4, '57, tf.
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Flies win not alight for a moment on
anythingibathed with penny-royal. This
simple remedy ought to Be In every livery
stable and country inn. It would save
horses and cows a great deal Of suffering.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-02-24

A late religious writer stigmatizss the
authors Of the yellow-eovered novels. as
Literary scorpions, who sting virtue to
death with their tales"
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ALBERT HEED,
Attorney at Law,
Trov Don;nhan nonn.v RonOos

Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas,
WILL give prompt attention to all PROBES
wv sional business entrusted 10 him in Don
iphan and adjacsnd Counties m Kansas. Par
tieular attention given tsio .5iasr 40 81
@ OLLIE GTTNG GA N s..
pTERMs MODERATELY
april 1, So, I'm.
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0he Ransas Ghitf,

rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, H
SOL. MILLER, Editor and ProPris''''
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
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A bit Of soap rubbed on the hinges of
q door will prevent their creaking.
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r. U. roRREY
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HOMES FOR ALL

IAl4E AM6AlCAS EMlGhANE AlU AND HOMESTEAD
SssS Ba4S6ss
5FP g Pf5s a5Gsas5
msv i o1 ut them 81 eS
eently M and Tor
rangEEor seleetion embracing murshan One Milton
4sEs e s shffP gd
Missouri sxtead its operations into other
To tmmt rants from Europe, to the energetic young
statss and sections, to The
constant and reasonable dread that panic Or pesenee,
ay AZ any them Of and tSer
families Of bEea5we say resolve NOW, while you may,
mean i q ssl ss 8 purchasers
II those Who. tracts TOR every part Of
fsHnnessse aud
s Peas e pesF e
thrive IN far better and more desTS5I5 Ta6ered
nT Rsy STATS Us pHygas EeTs and nno
themoSt valuable mlnegals-Ooa iton Sal Copper,
are s
place almost every county within few hours Tide
nna rbaRsb %5sspS &C.
hIntltihe land cheaper tnis
Eo where else earth can lands filled With accsssi
for Drain sfd casa and So6ts Oh
taned 50 obeapx Old Virginia. while TO- men Of con-
ofssngon OTIS for than hsisF cost Of the improve
: The TABLE LANDS of,EAsT TENNESSEE present some
most fields for industry and enterprise on
adapted to Agricultural pursuits Its uuimpFove
ast covered with useful Timber or present natura
have products hp6oerd in 80 hours and
eli 81 good
with perfect titles at from to three dollars acre
80 long Which T noa R Resps se e
at = bare fraction of cir intrinsic vatueat Of
Slavery This Company has onyto deal with instit
ton rs suhSsng act whose character
IT has control Int in all confidence intending
longer as htndrance to settlement on your part That
I p. P:s
inclhiGg millerS, take
DE homes Company L.t them clubbing their means
send tWo:of their humber to look suchlands
scrutiny, bny from twenty thousand acres dy
sihe s.ed they require hsn let them
nut tneSs 9n at auction TO the highest bidder whether
be entitled to r.-urn In land money the prev
ouslv contributed nv HIN the cnmpanys funds and
Thus Company Siform sort Of ,ntaSsou;
snS, Fl ssr ~ Ensa
Sne'a o"aton may easily h. madGsuch already in fact
into ,uch 81 very viii have meath rrttext
sire to enter The ~ Of WEIGHING, thu QuHker pnrt9n Of
AMI cop'ons influx Of F5r.i.abor nmlsrston slavery
heart "'r1nr. an1 tn their property
Tonss Il n th rtstssl zion, career aens
@!GF M mr. s"G .'nplt ,n's -
She Slv'U%I ,cnrsinn and p-e ton, atIn'a
t" all t'rl .r',ir4 F ;rnt-
Tsia tn nraif ~. seSle Iaai ii Viz!
sfnl0 has hrn Turned nv Il.p, willie
900 I'm Is llu tvs. Is hut
. % # ,sir t.: vt 81, rs,y and chss!y yss'Sre
mob er theatre for "xerton, prOere any
nco<3nsp sta etSn"., Of c"a-. ! and your in
PIa 81 as FAI0s as PTssts President, or
J9IS G. UNDERWOOD General Am. -Emiarant Aid
AMI Honrstead C,mptny, 'o l46 Broa way, New York.
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. :. c4LDWELL =, = RoaT 0RAMAl
CALDWELL g. OR AH.AM,
(sCccEssoRs TO E,VARNEY.), ~ ~.
80 NJ a Il U e a G IT. U Il. r z 8. O Ee

1E.ANUEA cru R.ERss OF
Copper; Tin. q sheet Iron Ware,
NO. g MAIN SiEI1EIT. - d, y
HNTlLL keep constantly bond complete
of all the in line. Also. Cooking
ing Stoves approved patterns all Of Which We
Offer be had a. any establishment IN the city.
Wkw2id Respectfully solicit Tile patronage Of the public
Whehwe hope merit by strict attention business
anl executing our work in aud wnrkn,anke style
We would Ca particular attention flritles for do.
!ngaiI Kinds Of Copper work. such as Brew and Dys Kettles.
Copper and Brass Kettles KEEP: constantly on hand.
GuterinH Roofing. and lob work OF all kinds will be
promptly attended, to-. WILLY
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u AS. NJ. DILLON ,
1O2 MARK EFT STREET,
Plumber and Gas Filter

- 49, -
R7EEPs constantly hand, Gas fixtures, Lead snd
IN Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. All kinds
Brass Cocks and Valves Steam whistles and steam and
Water fuages Lift and Force Pumps, Sinks Bathing
Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrants Gnm Hose and packing
Of all ThcknesSes, AnsrictIon Metal, Pure Ba1ca, Tin,
Zinc and A1thony the Celebrated Troy BILLS
Crucihells in the country, -sfiEfl1
Also, Polly's improved and patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly the greatest pump OF the age the right
to Put up Rhcn Towns andCUuutIesin Western Virginia
will be sold on fair term.
" Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosize and for con-.
Quoting pressure pipe for hot cold water espe
clay for deepwels to cheaperthan Lead
Pipe IL. -
Squeduct Pipe constantly and, any or quao-
II vHi:h can be furnished on short nosicc. -;
e. tStpufi for 0id Copper, -BrGssGmd Lead.
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that Easa keen thrust made by Methodist
preacher in discussing the peculiar be!ief0i
GatpP6el!ite Baptist, when he. completely turn
ed the laugh upon:him by saying: ''Sbme petiple
think heayen is an island and Won must 60
through water to get to.it."-M 7: Rdper-
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5sPkcplA FlvE TnroLpaY. Tho. leading ssri 50,
ton Preachers of the day ---spch rs Bsecher.
Sp1rgenn. Parker, CHARM. etc.-are said to
make lTpul live Thousand To twenty thOnSaitd
dollars year 'rliev are engaged in preaching
What may be calle,1I t.sper:na,iveE tte0logy;" in
tact, the speculation would do credit to. WALL
street. = Z ~ - -
Tue .Nsxr 'rnlNo 70 IT. Cot any ice at your
end Of the table, BiliY" .--s
Nh bat l'vsisot-thc next thing to it"'
What's that?s
~ severe cold"
DtXiTY.-A member Of the woman's Rights
Association writes 10 ask us IL Professor DIui.
", our n9w minister to Central Aulerica is a
lady :51ra q gentleman. As ministers 90, We
should say meither.
sTNoT AcCoKDING TO THE CoDE.-A FrenchmAn
on having a coat repaired, returned tito his
tailor and indignantly demanded ~ mend hon
orabIe.''
NEoRoLoGIcAL.-A co1ored man died in
charleston last week from eating too much hotn
my Sic cWnt futG h01ninuhl..s,,
.THR MAX WHO LOVES ms. SELLoW MrS-The
Aingsolths CannIbal Islands.
THE most curious women Willingness down
their eyes to be looked at.
MEYER tell 4 man he's fool; in the first place
9ssswon'1 believe$you; in the next;&YOu make
him your enemy
lR.this world.is all Aeeting show there are a
great many people who contriye to get into. it,
fpr nothing. Lis full of..'dead heads.'' y
- You'll kill yourself smoking SO much, hust
band 70 e. Indeed wife, must use the weed.''
very. well, shall have occasion for weeds
myselfpretty soon." .,g.ss. -
.SoNs, one, very properly has said that as no
other roads are so rough as those that have Just
been z,nended SO, no men are SO intolerant as
those that have lust turned Saints.sz
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GASES AND CURES.

AyounR lady of &c had troubled with Indigestion for
several months, TO render great necessary
selection OF erfoo After eating, the stomach became
acid food rising in her mouth with AMI unpeaS-
ant, heavy, Oadike sensation in her stomach continc
for Some hours, frequent headaches, bowels cos9ate
depressed mental cBndittUH commenced taking
Dyspepsia Pulls morning and night and in less than
week almost symptom of her disease had vantsh,
and she felt like heing. is-f i-s+5.
a gen tsmen advanced in years, strong robust
constitution had lately hte1 God deal affected with
geson stomach tea tongue, taste the mouth
and attended with peculiar and Whrng
head, much rsnler his riding ina carthage or
even mounting an emnence quite DANGEROUS: After irving
several THINKS he fa npon the Dyspepsia Pills
Ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo aud
unpleasant symptoms. - - 80 -
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TIE INT BI.L.IIJ. F NICER
LOVE IND WE4LTH :

10 ~ A1NUE .WEAIIH
81 IL : n ls2l z.<s4 If
l He SID, on, long tcL9yed' at.lsst
uE a1u Valn y n, nov, ISPeatI, q
yI SNESelnso 'le7andioye Is past;
:. nue. upon my cheek g.
y Al 81 seE1l9 nes1le % AN; hour U
IN W. s1ssIt %
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