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AYERS
Ague Cure.
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intermittent Fever, or Fever AL,
Remittent Fever, Chin Fsye,. n e,
Ague, Periodical Headache. a. d. Ssns
Headache, and Bilious Fever, su,o0'
for the whole class Of DISEASE, . NE.
mating IN hillary deraasemeut. Ut s.lsi'
By the Malaria Of miasmatic eo,n ...es
No one remedy Is louder called q,
necessities Of the American peOpls D., Is
and safe cure for Fever and Ivns aai'
We ara now enabled to offer. with cue
certainty that it VIII eradicate tbs ler'
and with assurance, founded on prUof 4
no harm can siae from is use in anI oS s''
tity. S~S-
That which protects kom or prer.,.. =.
disorder must Be Of immense seryies G'
communities where it prevails. F.. : &c
better than cure. for the patient escsrs. y .
risk which he must run IN violent 49, I,
this baleful distsmper. This "CuppS
the miaznatic poison Of FEynR Avn
from the system and prevents the 49,, ISi
ment Of the disease, If taken on the a..
proach Of It's premonitoFy symptoms !.
not only the best remedy ever vet di,,O-4s
for this class Of complaints, but A. :
cheapest. The large quantity we ,ur,i, !.
q dollar brings it within the reach 81 - -
body; and In bilious districts, WHERE P,,.!I
AND AoUE prevails, every body should M
and use It freely both for cure and prO,rrs,.
Il IL hoped this price viii place it within a.
reach Of al-the poor a. well as the nh
great superiority Of this remedy OTrr a
other ever discovered for the speedy and =.
tain cure Of InteTmittents Is, that i, e0D,,;..
no Quinine or mineral, consequently /, -
duces no quinism or other injuriOu, -
whatever upon the constitution. Thos. 80
by it ne LEFT Is healthy Is if they had p,,-
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the cuus.on,.,.
Of the miamatic poison. A great yr1rty,I
disorders arise from Its irritation, among vi;S
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Hesdseb,
Blindness. Toothache, Earaehe, Catarrh. IY,h'
ma, Palpitstion, Painful Affection q n,
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Boweb CoE,
Paralysis, and Derangement Of the StonnA
al Of which, when originating in this c,u,
put On the intermittent type, or becons p.IrS
ical. This 'CURS" expels the poison nm
the blood, and consequently cures them M
alike. It Is an invaluable protection 10 iumi.
grants and persons travelling or tenporlrl,
residing in the malarious districts. II tk.
occasionally or daily while exposed to The n.
lection, that viii be excreted from the ryt.u
and cannot accumulate in sufficient uasnti,
20 ripen into disease. Hence il il even Nor,
valuable for protection than cure, and few VII
ever suffer from InteEnittents, il thew Ul
themselves Of the protection this remedy I.
fords,
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Try Wards Telegraph Tonic!
FOR FEVER AND AGUE,

WTHICH never fails to cure! Warranted,
w iftaken according to direstioss, to effect
cure. The proprietor can produce thousand
certificates to those who wish to see them, but
does not think it necessary to display them, as
the medicine will recommend itself, il given .
trial. Try it once, and satisfy yourself
Warranted perfectly Vegetable and harmless.
For sale by Shreve & Macy, White Cloud;
and by Dealers everywhere. All orders must
be addressed to w. w. WARD, Mansion
House, Leavenworth CITY, Kansas, General
Agent for KanSas, Nebraska, and the Western
States. july 81, 5S-3n.
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j. G. SCOTT,
Attorney at Law & Land Agent,

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS.
CPECIAL attention paid to the Collection
~ Of Claims in Nemaha, Marshall and Brown
Counties.
REFERENCES:
BEKLER & WILLIAMS, White Cloud, Kansas.
V.D. MARKHAM,
JAMES CARarLL l. Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
Hox. SAMUEL R. Curtis, Keokuk, Iowa.
+. B. Hale, Banker, Cleveland, OhiO.
Hon. DANIEL R. TILDES, q"
MUM, GILL & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
r. U. ToRREY, Dist. Cl'k, Nemaha Co., K. T.
july u, s9-ly.
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Quarrying stone.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and cOuncilmcn
Of White Cloud,
That all persons quarying stone on the city
premises, shall be taxed one-fourth OF said stone
to be appropriated for city purposes.
II. F. MACY, Mayor.
Attest. F. SwARTz, Register.
White Cloud, August 8, 1889.
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Iapsrta1t Sc FarAersi
METROPOLIS FLOUR MILLS,
1RAvRNMnRrR KANsAR.

THE propr;etOrs OF thee Mile are now rss'
l. dy 10 receive the new crop Of Wheat, and
they would particularly call ths attention Of
FARMERS to the importsnes Of threshing
cleaning and getting their wheat to market .,
the earliest possible time, 10 avoid damage and
loss BY letting il remain in the Geld till the Fall
rains come on. Thresh your wheat at the SANE
time of reaping, IL possible; bring il in I'VE will
store il free Of charge till you wish to sell.
You will here find sale for AL your wheat ct
the highest market price, or you can exchange
il for hou- on the most favorable teEms.
Give ss good, clean wheat. and, We will give
yeu the beat dsar ever offered in this marie ct
EARLE & BukTHNe.
LsavsawsrsA. Iva -. feO-k
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improving Main street.

Be it ordained BY the Mayor and Couneilmen
of the City Of White Cloud, --r,-
That an appropriation Of Forty Dollars $40
be and is hereby made from the city revenue, "a
improve Main Street, between Levee and Sixth
Street. = II. F. MACY, HaFov.
AbeN-J. T. SwAsIx, ReEisaer.
whiss Coss. <. T., Augsss q 1853
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An ordina.ss In ReIaesn 70 0ss
Printing. Er1

SESro1 ]. Be IL ordained by he Hsrse ~
Councilman Of the City Of White Cloud, Thai
the City Register shall contrast for psblishiss
the city ordinances, and for such other printing
A the City Council by and with the sdviss ana
consent Of the Mayor may direct, but that -
contract shall be binding until the same In
been submitted to the Mayor and CouRG1, ~
is approved By them. ~.
SEE. 2. That all ordinances Of general D.
ture, shall be published, either BY having TIE
same inserted ia some paper pubiished in The
city, or BY posting the said ordinances at Eve q
The most public places in he city limits.
Approvsd-Aay 18th, 1859.
la II. r. MACY. MsFsv.
AlesA-W. II. vIs Dssnp. RssisesF.
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PREPARED By
DIR. j. C. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.

LOWELL, u ASo'
FOR SALE BY
shreve & Macy, White Cloud, Kans'''
DIR. ]. w. Reed, Iowa Point,
McAllister & Lett, Lafayette
A, J. MINER, Highland,
Peter / Nephler, Oregon, Mo.
Zook l. Baldwin, Forest City.
Barnard L Co., 81. Louis, Wholesals. .
Van Lear, Britain & Hardy, 81. Jos'Pn,
And BY Agents in every town in ne y - ~
5sates. feb. II, ss-iI'
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STEAM FERRY
WHITE CLOUD!

QUNS regularly on she Missouri ~, n
IL River, at the following rates: q
For crossing . team Of pair OF horses or
mules, or ! yoke Of cattle, and
wagon, loaded or empty. t0.75
Three yoke Of cattle and wagon, IS
One horse and buggy, 80
Saddle horse and rider, IS
Loose horses. per head, Is
Cattle, per head, 10
HogS and sheep, per head, 4
Foot passenger, 10
Northern emigration, from Missouri, Iowa,
Illinois, Wisconsin or Michigan, either for CAL
ifornia or any part of Kansas or Southern Ne
brasks, will find q mail route to this point, on
State Road from Des Moines, Iowa; and az
good roads through Missouri, by way of SayGn-
nab snd Oregon, to this place, as to any other
point on the river. There are good landings
on both sides Of the river; and on the Kansas
aide, all streams and sloughs, TO the Nemaha,
have free bridges, recently made for the Gov
eminent trains from this place to Salt Lake
and Utah. We can say to the California emf
grafton, that they can strike the old California
Road within - miles Of this place. and they
: will lind good grazing for stock within half a
mile Of the river, and plenty of wood and water
on the route to the Big Blue, only so nffSes from
here; and they will find this road over 40 miles
shorter than the road from ST. Joseph, and over
80 miles shorter than that from Leavenworth
We refer persons to the map, in proof of this
statement; and we only ask emigrants and ira
vellers to try this route, and we pledge our
selves to pass them over the river free, on their
return, if they are not satisfied OF the foregoing
facts.
White Cloud has three or four good stores
and trading houses; two frst-class Hotels;
lumber is only SIS per 900 feet; the country
&c rapidly filing up; and there is as good a
farming region, extending for over so miles
back Of the river, as can be found in any part
of Kansas. M0ORES / TAYLOR.
june ., ss-ly.
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR EAST.
WARD BOUND TRAVELLERS I

Read and Preserve for Future Refer
eucs!I
Unparalleled Speed and Comfort from the From
tier to the saa shorel
Inauguration Of Ne,o Era in tie Histsry Of
Kansas and Nebraska.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R.
Ok AND AFTER AUGUST II, 1859, TRAVELLERS
PROM WESTERN MISSOURI, KANSAS and NEBRAs
KA, can start from ST. JosEPH at 6 A. NJ,
Arrive at Quincy at700 ?. ~, same day.
Chicago, Gt7.l5 A. 4. next
Detrsit, at $50 ?. n. f"
Toledo, at 4l0 Pm.
Cleveland, at SAG Pm.
Pittsburs, at225 a. n. End -
Suspension Bridge, at 400 An"
Buffalo, ct AS An
PhiladelphiA, at $40 p. ~.
New York, at $50 P. n.
Boston, at Midnight
Time Through from st. Joseph 20 New
York 6S I.2 Hours. Time Through
firm st. Joseph to Boston 60 Hours,
including all stops.
No Route except via Quincy and Chi.
cago can mako this timeI
From Quincy Eastward. Sleeping Csrs
on all Night Trains.
Tickets via this Route for Sale at all the oiess,
and on the Boats Of the Hannibal and
st. Joseph Rail Road.
Purchase Through Tickets and Save Money !
Be Sure and get Tickets ria ChissSs sn1 Qaines
Route!!
SAM'L POWELL, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
C. G. HAMMOND, Gen'l Superintent.
d. 8. LoVJof, Ag't, St. JOSEPH.
sept. /, 59-3m.
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Covode Committee,

The Tibunes correspondent states that Mr..
Wilson. of Ohio, before the CovOde Commit
tee to-day. said he carried a message from the
late Post master General Brown to Mr.. Cox,
member from Ohio, few days before the pas
sage of the English bill. TO the eff ct that it
Cox supported that measure it would place
him in high position of favor with the Adj
ministratiOn. Mr.. COx's answer, asking time
TO consider, was borne by him to Brown. FL
nally Cox voted for the bill, and Mr.. Miller
who had been removed from the post-office
al Columbus because Mr. Cox had become re-
fractory, was restored in consideration of
that service. Subsequently, the Administra-
ton exerted all its influence to promote the
election of Cox to Congress, and he could not
have been returned without that aid.
Mr. Wilson stated that he had been chief
clerk in Columbus post-office, aud was son-iR-
law of Samuel Medary. lie WIS also sent as
confidential agent of the Adm nistration to
Mobile to aid in arresting Walkers ilibuster-
ing expedition, his report Of which had been
made to Attorney General Black but never
uubIi-bed
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Ui.frlet Conxen,ien.

An Opposition District Convention was
held at Trenton On the 26ih ult. Maj. ].
Roach presided, and B. T. DAVIS acted az
Secretary. The object of the Convention
vas TO select Presidential Elec.or for the
9th District. We are pleased to learn that
the nomination was conferred unanimously
upon ALVIN HAWKINS, Esq, Of Carroll. He
is one of the ablest aud truest men in the
district, and will successfully bear the banner
of the Constitution and the Union. The fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, We bold with intense interest
and alarm the precarious condition OF this
government; knowing that the powers that
be. are extraVagant, corrupt and entirely
sectional. and that conservatism has been
Danished from the councils of the nation.
Therefore be it
who loves his country, and feels just pride
in the glory of his ancestors to dsconnect
himself from corrupt sectional affiliations
and act with those patriots who declare for
the Constitution and the Union.
ResOgued 3D. That this Convention most
heartily ane unanimously approve the action
of the Union Consti ulional Convention re-
Gently held at the city of Baltimore.
Resolred 3rd. That he Government under
the A'IminisI ration of John Bell and Ed
ward Everett, would combine as much wis
dom, patriotism. consery aiisn and states
manship as could be combined among Ameri-
Can Statesmen.
Resolved 4th That we will use all honora-
bic means to secure their election.
Resolved, 5,h. That this Convention is for
the Union as il is, the Constitution, ard the
efficient eniOi cement of the laws. and an
honest and economical administration of the
Government.
Rtsoluel 9Th That we recognize alike in
the fanaiicism of The North md the scces-
sionism of the South, tendency to over
throw ihe GOvernmr Mt, and il bchooves all
good citizens and conservative men to OPP
nose the same
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

BIsIoP EARi.Y.-Onr vsnera BILE towusman
preached in Alexandria, On last Sabbath.
The Se,sflsd Gays the Bishop has been ~
Washington for The purpose OF beiGg pr =
sen,ei 10 the Japanese embassy, as ehicf
officer OF numerous society or association
of American ciIizens,-and To gain their good
viii and respect ruch. The object OF the
Bishop was that the letters And credentials Of
The missionaries proposed 10 be seat by the
church to Japan. might receive n triendiy
consideration, and secure 10 them all posi-
BILE Inmunities and kindness from the aa-
thor:ties uf that distant land. In this Bishop
Early has displayed his hatltual sagaeisy .rd
thoughiinlness-
He Was presented to tbe Japanese Eavoys.
wc understand. by Gov. Floyd. the Heaesa-
bic Secretary Of War. No topics OF theoie-
gy syre Of course Introduced. the sAlees az
The inieryiex hring al above explained, les
proselysaE. but Official We learn lhas TIE
Japanese easoys very politely gave tbs
Bishop lhe assurance thaE he desired. aud
shai The inlersic~ saz Ia all rezpeets agree
able AID s4ti-f-cfary- 80
u he Bishop ealy has hsif . chance shasn
him. he viii have N sdihcs srecsed, snd .
A.shodsst seeiety in snecessisi operstSon
in J-ida briere tise Close VI an thsr ye<<.-
Lsnaabss Ysgss-sA
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crmpIiSh the very resuiffthe Administration
required. i never received any reply to my
letter.
Attorney-Gencral Black and j. B. evident
ly knew Col. Forney too well TO believe TINT
he was in the market at any price or On auy
conditions. J.. b. certainly did, for he bad
himself tried without success. IS We learn
little further on in this strange history. to
make a private purchase of the Colonel.
Mr.. Webster testifes that he had
sIeard Col. Forney read the correspondents
between Mr.. Buchanan and himself at the
time IL occurred. in which The President offered
him the liverpool Consulate. aud stated thai, orer
and ADORE the salary, rAich ample for has com
Jertdbte support, he could Be pat Ia tie receipt of
Other naeans.n
l. it any longer to be wondered at that an
.'old public functionaryr sbould have resent
ed with so much patriarchal dignity the ap-
pointment of the Committee to which we are
indebted for such glimpses of bis sinner Iife''
as these!
Here are the highest Executive and the
highest legal officer of the American Govern
ment conspiring TO use the public money for
the purpose of bribing journalist to acqui-
esce silently in the preparation of the gross
est public frauds. Madiy beat upon reading
out of the Democratic Party" The for,nids.-
BILE Senator, Mr.. Douglas, who had set bis face
n a HDt against cefIhfn series OF POLITICAL
iniquities in Kansas, and on crashing an Ey-
ecutive officer, Gov. Walker. for exposing
one feature of these iniauities, the President
does not shrink from using The Attorney
General in capacity tor which only one ex-
act and expressive name can be found; q
name unhappily not apt TO ears polite. And
10 this honorable Officer the Attorney-Gen-
eral lends himself, as smilingly, though not
so successfully, as Sir Pandarus of Troy.
To buy voices, to forge votes, to traffic 10
public contracts. according to these high au-
tbUriiies ia to be "a gond Democrat" This
decision Democratic Senators and Represen-
tatives, by their applause and support of the
Administration which has uttered it. do not
slIriuk from indorsing. This is the final test
by which Mr.. Douglas. We suppose, har been
tried and found "bad;" as by this test. Col.
ForGey has been dismissed to leave his '.bones
whitening on the shore Of Black Republican
ism" II strikes us, that if the President
and mis- Attorney General have the branding
of good Democrats" the "shores of Black
Republca nlsm" will become very busy
bleaching ground before the beginning of No
vember next.-New York Times, May u.
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BUFFALO, Nav 3


The proceedings of the General Conference
to-day have possessessed more of general
interest than those Of any day previous
After the transaction of some general bust
the slavery report was taken up aud
Messrs. Siicer and Sewell, of Baltimore; DR..
Holdrch and Mr.. Coombe. OF Philadelpbi
aud Mr.. Hunter, of Virginia; spoke against
The report and Messrs. Hill and Kingsley in
favor OF the report.
The substitute of DR.. Durkin. offered some
days ago was taken from the table aud regis
tered.
The question before the Conference was
the adoption of the third resolution in the
majority report. which introduces a new
chapte; on slavery into the discipline in place
of the old one.
Various amendments were offered aud re-
jccted.
AT o'clock the main question was called
and the new chapter adopted by vote OF l54
10 81.
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Mr.. PRYOR, OF Va. was rather severe on
the President, in speech in the House on
the 3lst uit. He said that the evidence wss
uucontrovertsd that the President said TO the
gentleman who executed the post Office
blanks: Here is $4,000 for your services.
and here is $4,000 to be distributed be-
tween she Pennsylvania Arsas aud Asdary'.
newspaper in Ohio,n and fur hermore be
said be bad been solicited TO apply for POT
ton Of shis fund. He wanted the Demo-
cratic party to wash their hands Of all cor
roption.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

GoTNG To BIZ MARRIED.-A young lady of
this city, Tor many years all assistant teach
er in one OF our grammar schools, left yes
terday in company with a sister on a journey
Of over a Thousand miles. to meet and marry
a man she has never seen. The engagement
was brought bout by means of piece of po-
etry written by her while residing in neigh
boriHg city, aud published in the local paper
of the place. The article, signed by a fcti-
tious name, was seen by The gentleman, and
"a much u,iuIiTeti that he wrote the nd
dress aud the correspondence thus begun was
kept up for nearly two years. and has result
ed as above-Lo,ceH Iidss) Netcs
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Singular PhenomenOn--Wat Spout
and Tornado.

Storms, like troubles. seem to come in
crowds. Last week was full of them. and
this week starts fair for a similar exhi otion
OF elemental disturbances. Yesterday even
ing were visited by fearful tornado. A
singular phenomenon was observed in the
Southeast. A black cloud bellying down like
bag let drop from the lower end long
tongue like a water spout, which whirlcd and
swayed exactly as the descriptions say
water spout does. 1t passed about mile
and halt south of the centre of the city.
OF just beyond the outskirts, dealing destruc-
ton iii its course.
All around in the vicinity rails were blown
about like feathers, large trees twisted round
and broken off. and fences ere blown down.
Ip few minutes it began to hail. and such
bail stones have very rarely been seen in this
region All were very large, and many of
them fully as large as hens eggs Luckily
they fell very sparcely, OF We should have
had few window lights and little iruIt left.
The track of the tornado was apparently
but three or four hundred feet in width, and
within it the destruction has no doubt been
very greas.-Indian0poti Journal Nay 80.
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.sare Your Horses.

ave take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Liniment as valuable and indis-
pensable article for Spans, Sores Scratches or Calls
on Horses Our have it for severe Burns, Brais-
es Sores, Stin Joints and Rheumatic Pans, and all
say it acts like magic. We use no other 1iniment.
W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden's and Wells, Far
go Co. IS Express"
Gentlemen - had negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from bad hurt, and was useless for
over year; had used every hing could hear
Of without benefit, until tried The Mustang Lini-
ment. It has perfectly cured him, and can now
take the above price for him
Respectfully yours,
JAMES TORRANCE,
Every Planter Teamster and Family should have
this valua BILE article. Sold by ali respectable deal
ers throughout the world.
BARNES PARK,
mayl-lm Proprietors, New York.
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E.eres, Aecepts.

The telegraph informed the readers of the
PArxIor yesterday that Dir. EVERETT has &C
eeptrd the nomination for the Vice Presiden-
cy. His letter, which wa. 10 have been read
at public meeting in Faneuil Hall, bostoh'
will soon be published
Col. BELL has forwarded bis letter OF ac-
eeptance to Gov. HUST, the President Of the
National Convention.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

HOlloway,s Pflls.-Neryous disorders orig
mate In the fluids the brain or the nervous system
and consequently require some potent remedy 10 as
in her functions and for which, these med
icines are admirably adapted, as they relieve the
head and stomach the very mai springs Of Lille and
by eIpeng the unhealthy distractions, restore en-
ergy and vigor. msyS0-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

Mrs Wfns1Ow, an experiences nurse an
enaie PHI scian has soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process Of
taefhf.z by softenngt the gunsre iucing allinfzras
cn-vIi, aiiay All pam andis sure TO reguiafethe
bowels Depend uponit, mothers, Is willgiverest
o yourselv q and relief and health your infants
mother column une7dAwIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

JACKSON. Miss, MAY 3O.--The largest DEM
ocratic State Convention ever assembled to-
gether in this State met here to-day. The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested aud reso-
lntions were adopted unanimously in favor
of the course of the Mississippi delegates at
Charleston. The del gates will be fully &C
credited to Richmond and Baltimore.