White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-07
AMiWMOTH AND BRILLIANT
Weekly Newspaper.
Twice a< large aS the New York Ledger.
THE CONSTELLATION.


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Arc union Of light to form ono Grand
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PARK BENJAMIN, Editor.
The subscriber takes great pleasure in announ.
cling that lie will issue IN Saturday. Januiry LIST,
1859, the lirgest. handsomeSt, and most COM
nlete Neeklv newsnlrer ever printed. It will
he snpelb Folio Sheet, double the fi=r of the
Now York Ledger containing TEN BROAD
COLUMNS on elch paga. thirty inches in
length. and nearly double the amount of read
ing matter given by .ny weekly paper now pub
lshed-embracing the choicest and freshest
matter. selected and original. furnished abroad
and at home. It will he in all respects LIv-
ING JouRyAL-containing the productions of the
most popular writer's in liberal quantity-
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Amuscments and the Arts, &c.
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contributors, "a Train of Stars" unequalled
for genius, brilliancy AMI reputation by
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man so eminent as
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Connected for twenty wears with the press. Of
New York City, and always successful in his lit
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in the publication of Daily and Weekly news.
napers, and now having connected himself with
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new enterprise will at once achieve popular fl.
vor AID success unparalleled in ne Sspaper his
tory.
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