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Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
9. W. G gfe, @eterafs gtGeteur. (Nut6iO
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J~OhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
9 Nc. Is Seccroitr. "f'
Tcuers, Marine NIB 4ebeuS=2>erahr.
lt| nngS=G0mpdanten,
Gtderlc ilnO felteItt GDmpaqnie. % ID
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l. mt $1,000 600 Gapltal $3.50
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nit $500, 900 GapjtaG "'
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mt $500, 600 Gapita(.
@1arter OafzVerlid. zSclap. BON !Sartgcrb
nit $3.50, 600 capital. -
Securttp@ VerItderlng8zGpMp pcu Neneg lrrs
nit $270, 0OO GdetaL.
YbDntrzVer Itdcruna8zGom rrn Nerz Mnrt
NIT $500, 900 GapitaI. of
NelplutezGer Itderul98=Spup. y. VcmzOnrf
NIT $4,000 Capital. 20
Wonta1ttsT er Iiderun88zGp ., Nerpz9lorf
init $500, 009@asunl. oN'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sGemp BON Wem<9lcr :
r . . nit $3.50, 900 @apitaI. ~
Wfercottlle W.flttual Nforiue.
nit 81 900, 900 @apttoI.
Vereint9te Staaten 2eben8=N eriiterj,ro ,c
init 81 $50, o72 6apttal.
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srest. Sbnns - = 0Sttsle garttI9
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@tGti9e gaGri6ten fit SGnetperi SbuGnta=
a her 1nD Wnbere.

gstr berfaufen iest bic ouSaeSe4neten &dbmaiGtnet SIT Dem
biDigen HrdIe bon UierSig Dollars uro 9arantrcn, DAP ie 70 gut
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lniere Samtlien= 9tdbn'eidtnen rno %enptpb!!en pon So@oer-
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Spulcn. q. g Sb0rp & 60
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sAas sssgAs 0erdnberter Sa1rptat, ESEzS
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8 1lGr 80 Wfin 81prgen8 ab mad pttt8burG. @bcdgc, Gtereiaup,
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wefers. G6enTc uadO Gln,prd, Buffalo unp Canada. Sad @nt-
~nittSbura, gprf, Qanrafer, Neatin9, 9pttSSiCe, SmttGS, NttlS,
0e6ters,Swt ub Chandelier, $40. giaf GGarrter5burB, Gar
lt8te unb 6d9ertprn
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8ufala unb tent HlcrSen Els Gannba uHo mad ptttSbnr8 unb Dem
Ncrbweten.
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mehfel, iO biGtB me auf etet on6ern BAHIA.
Ser 8 3 II 8 geft tag
lid (Srnntog8 auSsenp1nmen) UNI 400 ytudnttt08s al.
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6tdttrn," Gfe pn Calvert unb 6taniitnilrr su tenten.
Spbu &. Mt4nep, Aiif=Supt>
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Gefcn febaft
II u -

lit Wem Uprt.
Sdar einge;aDlteS GdptIdl $500, 600.
Set llnhyei4nete lit Nun tereit, Qnneltungen fir tide Geisu.
Ih0t anjuuCbneI.
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sen unO 81 t6rfnten.BetrG8en
E9t3t9 g%rp1tnt bS ganjea Eubtn3 nt r0en unter biz
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III taaptId&h6 iGr bic peutfps 8eS6tf eruns Ser Ser.
g taGten sf9rinoet mprben. Stre Dir ttoren unb Beamtt
iO NIT meNt9en &usnatmen, Deutf&e. Sbre gpGcen un6
Gan,phlets urb anreren Drufladen rpsr6en III 6eunaer evra8e
G~ntBsgsben, Str Gribdftsvsrteer Fnpst tn btuti&er Spra6e
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btefen ~beutid1en 6 ~Garatter bat.
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8. =. NmItnd, Nua. 8elmpnt, Siddc 8ernbeimer, Carl 8rtu.
ing. e. Cartier, 6. @VOfr. GtnIher, s $. Sartt, Qouts 9av
6rtsbr' 3lpp, g. Rdug', Peter &lut6, Sui. auttsr, s. earpQue
Srt. 3ienau, gtufus 6. 0rtb, -. Gudeneper, Carl Citing,
german ARareuie, A6 Oe6s 6swal0 0%ttenDorfer, Strran
etiabnp, g., .. ) SepSt, '2Ouis u. Won SnfmannSs Oasib nal.
lerletn' sernb. gsgettermann, Sstn %geefuQ, 80: g. g8btncp.
Pr1ittfnt: Sn9p SSeienbpnf,
@~ite<PrGftb. uno Sefr.: Sricbr. Sdtpentter.
stl$ Ggarp Of DE ference fit Baltimore
itaS tr9ente Asrren gan tensn bic NIT i ~te.ei&atten qu& Strf-
tptofrs ine, ernArnt;
ST.. q. S6unader, = @r. g. ~. q Il,
u 9f0tt. QeEr. Y - 9pm. e. 9taoner,
y gBerner Ortfef, \ y Sacpb NuSp(pb'
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n CIR. SQtnrtG6, y y Weper Stem,
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0tefe rrercen germ tetett ieA, itbsr bic 3uesrliifgfeit Der Sc.
feqiteit AnSfunft 1u geten, pa ttuen sic GtaiiAt in Sic su6tr
6trslten 81 'eocr Sell tet ftbt. .
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einem 3beile be5 Gtaate8 Warblaub
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tewertfsliBeR,
NbplpD @u9Ier, @eent.
Stffe; 20. IS Secpnoftr, 8eGcniber Der 20. 'Ghlce.
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tobGenIaures, nt6terpluDirerbe5 Gt6ereal=Se
(pDer Gl1tib1
etwas aans Menes im bieIiasn @arfle.

etpa8 Gang Reues i'm bef9eu Warte+
ga mir bon Gem grfneer y. Z. @reenou3b IN Solton has 80
britoticMSre6t dui pbtgen grtifel fr en Staat WarrlanO ub ben
Oiitrtt Columbia oetauit babeu, 10 leuten mir bic @ufmerfianfsit
nnlerer 6unpcn unc bS 8ubhtln8 9ani ~beipnrer8 auf bafielte.
Mir ieltit baten bieieS Slupum eDu9 erprcbt uo eS poufonmen
as ba8 beiunSen, nofir eS Der Grfinper oua9iett uo mir t6nnem
baGel6e ais bas iiderTe Otttet sur @erbItln9 ppn grplpTpnen
~smrfebIen. Sb9teid eS, lpenn III bireae Seribrun9 NIT elmer
Slnmne 9etru9t, f6 ent;inbet, 70 fam IS bod unter ~9eipD9nIt-
der %lmfancen teine@rpIDiion berbeifutrer..
Der gUtS 1T nur seun9 tBber ais infer ertra $40. | @tbsre4-
Del unb mir oarontren Sic Quaft6t te8 nitt erplp6trenben fir
elei9 gut nit erItercnn. tpel9es i6 burd feline SoraiBlidtelt einen
9rosen Ruf errcrben bat. 6. Neft u CRIME,
Srt10. Int BOG ". Prattltr., Oberhalb 9pmarettr.
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Gstfill adb Curious.


Take ripe tomatoes and scaid them just sum.
cient to allow you to take OF the skinsI then
let them stand for day covered with salt; strain
them thoroughly to remove the seeds; then TO
every two quarts, three ounces Of cloves, two
Of black pepper, two nutmegs. and very little
Cayenne pepper, with little salt boil the liquor
for an hour, and then let It cool and settle; add
pint Of the best cider vinegar, after which bot
tie It, corking and sealing it tightly. Keep il
always in cool place. ss-1 a...
ANOTHER WAY-Take one bushel Of tona-
toes, and boil them until they are sofs; squeeze
them through . fine wire seive, and add half
gallon Of vinegar, one pint and half OF SALT
two ounces Of cloves. quarter of pound Of all
spice, two ounces Of Cayenne pepper, five heads
of garlic skinned and separated; mix together
and boil about three hours, or until reduced to
about one half; then bottle, without straining
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
SAMUEL LAPPIN.
Land and General Agent,

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS,
WILL promptly attend to investing Money
w paying Taxes, locating and selling Land
Warrants, buying and selling Lands, and max
ing Collections in Northern Kansas and South
srn Nebraska. Office on Main Street. lbs
REFERENCES: 1T
v. D. MARKHAM, White Cloud, Kansas.
E. A. PoULEr, Iowa Point,
A. c. WILDER, Lsavenworth,
GILBERT 4 STATION, KickapOo, 4"
PHILLIPS 4 DoDoE,
P. L. HuDGESs,
X. DUrroy, Hiawatha,
LrKEss & BoYD, st. Joseph, Mo.
OzIAs BAILEY, Bloomfield, Edgar Co., Ill.
r. ]. CALLING, indianapolis, Ind.
june 30, 59-ly. -a...... -
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The Red Ant.

The little red ant, where he is disposed to
make himself familiar, is one Of the greatest Of
all pests that af1ict household. He is always
on hand in the sugar bowl; makes the preserve
dish sort of every day lounge; and if a choice
pie is set away any where for an extra occasion.
this little fellow Is sure 10 find It out and keep
guard there. Some modes are recommended
to drive him away. One is to strew sage leaves
about the cupboard; another, to use cedar boughs
instead; and later one is to guard any partic.
ular treasure with common salt. For instance,
says the N. Y. Farmer and Mechanic, If . safe
or cupboard 10 to be kept from them, set it from
the walls, SO as to touch nothing laterally; then
place cup containing salt under each leg, 60 as
to oblige the animals to travel through it. They
will not do it.-PsaSie Former.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
CITY HOTEL.
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
JOHN H. UTT, ,.s PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOUSE, which has just been s!A
l. completed, is one Of the largest and lel
finest in the West. II is now open to the pub.
lie, and will be kept in style equal to the best
Hotsls- Every department will be conducted
in such way as TO afford the greatest amount
Of comfort to those stepping at the House.
THE TABLE ...
Will at all times be supplied with the very
best that the market affords, both Of tho neces-
saries and the delicacies Of life.
THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS
Are roomy and we'll ventilated, and the bed
ding will always b found in good condition.
There are likewise good Stabling and Feed
for Horses, and competent person to take
charge of them.
The House ca, accommodate larre number
of persons, and the utmost attention will ever
be given to the wants of the public.
April 81, ls5y-tf.
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d9t flu Of tie dbulg.
song FOB THE TINES.

Ana" Nelly Bly,"
The "iittle man" Of Illinois
Has got bad complaint;
Hes afraid he'll die, and have 10 DO
A Democrate SAINT.
Hi. Stephen! 10, Stephen!
Hsvsat 700 gone too fart
o, csa il Be, that al this time
You're hsn,ins for your nat
When he's "bstraysd Into Q spsech.-
He gets 90 very dry.
He finds he cannot tell the truth.
And 50 he doesn't NY.
Iii, Stephen, Re-
When he 10 gone, his epitsph E.
Will be single line:
"Hess lies the man who fought and fell
In the battle Of Brandywins.'"
iii, Stephen, &c.
The Douglss men have wheeled around.
To fight with LANE and Breck,"
Asd say they n pot their Stephen through.
Ifhs falls and breaks bis neck.
Iii, Stephen, &c.
The "K,lkenny csis" are fighting hsr',
While Lincoln makes his rails;
November next, they'll Be al! gone
Clean sons-"ezcept their tails"
Hi, Stephen, &c.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
MARRIAGE GUIDE!

VOuNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL
WORK, or, Every one his own Doctor
Being Private Instructor for married persons
Or those about to marry, both male and female.
In everything concerning the physiology and
relations Of our sexual system, and the produc.
ton or prevention Of offspring, including all the
new discoveries never before given in the Eng.
lish language. By WIN. YOUNG, N. D. This
Is really valuable and interesting work. II il
written in plain language forthe general reader,
and is illustrated with upwards Of one hundred
engravings. Allyoung married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impeachment 70 married life, should read this
book. Itdiscloses secretstha every one should
be acquainted with. Still tits book that must
be locked up and not lie about the house. II
will be sent to any one ON the receipt Of twenty
Eve cents. Address DR.. WIN. YOUNG, No.
ZIG Spruce st.. above Fourth, Philadelphia
march 10, 'S9.ly.
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STEAM FERRY
WHITE CLOUD!

ruNs ,.o,,,,,, nm The Missouri, -
h Rive, ~ the following rates:
F., ..nss;ng = team of nsir of horses lori
m"Ies. or / woke of cattle. and
100, Loaded or emn.v. x0.75
Tbree rofe of cattle and wagon. rs
0no bo,,e and buouv 50
S. uS ho,.a a anJ s ,s;j.- 95
r 800 h".sas nsr had IS
cot uIe " no, had " 10
Hoo and sheen ncr head.
Foet n,Ssencers. 10
No.,harn ern;or,,;on. from Missouri. Iowa.
1rI;u";s W;s.nns;n ~ W;cb;gan' either for Cal.
;forn;a or .nv mart of Kansas or Southern Nc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
Seasonable Anecd0te.

" Many years ago, there was scarcity Of grain
In Norwich, Connecticut, and a man Of family
applied to the miller for the purchase OF grist;
but he, like others now a-days, was disposed to
avail himself Of the general dearth for bis own
gain, whcreupon the applicant cursed him.
Cursing was in those primitive days an in
dictable offence. The delinquent was summon
ed to appear before one Squire Hyde, to answer.
At the time specified he was there, with Bible
In hand, to encounter the plaintiffs counsel,
who very eloquently described the enormity Of
his offence, arraying statute and precedent
against him In the most conclusive manner.
Nothing daunted, the defendant met the law
with gospel, beginning with the text: "Cursed
Is he that withholdeth corn from the poor" 81
did curse him, and curse him again. The Bi.
bic curses him, and now, Squire Hyde, do you
curse him, for one of your curses is worth two
Of NINE" .- ''
The plea was overwhelming, and the defend.
ant was ac1uitted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE Q

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsensss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consunp.
ton, and for the relief Of Consunptivs
Patients in advanced stages Of he
disease.
30 vide il the field Of its usefulness and % NJ
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pss-
iely known, who have BEEN restored from alarming =,
use. When once tried, its superiority over srsg
other medicine Of it, kind il too apparent to ssPs
observation, and where its virtues are known, The
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affection, Of tho
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon tho
community have failed and been discarded, tss
has gained friends BY every trial, conferred bsnsns
On the afflicted they can never forget, and prs
duced cures too numerous and too rsmaIksSlss
be forgotten.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
Crowi.s Of Wi.sor wheat.

It is an undisputed fact that for the past three
yean the growing of this grain has in the main
proved improbable, though we may partially
except the present year. But this is no good
reason why wheat in q judicious rotation cannot
be made 10 pay. One great loss Is by the severe
winds Of the Northwest in March, drying out
the roots and leaving them dead. This could
be remedied by planting belts Of timber to break
the force of the wind, and the use of .oller to
pack the earth. For the next few years We may
expect but the usual amount of rain, and wheat
will become paying if not popular crop. We
have undoubtedly again entered upon the cycle
OF wheat seasons that will restore some of the
old fame of the country. With this immense
crop of corn people will pause and enquire what
We shall plant for a change. We answer, both
spring and winter wheat. a..-
Good judges estimate the surplus crop Of
wheat for Wisconsin at $4,000, 900 bushels, and
that twice that amount will be received at Chi
csgo. With good prices as is now apparent ev-
cry available acre will be to wheat. South Of
Bloomington but little spring wheat is sown, and
In Egypt We might say none. We may now
look forward to an increased amount soxn this
fall. So soon as We have change of season,
that is, rainy season, Of lower temperature, We
mustbe prepared to under DRAMAS thstwill be the
true psnacca that will save the crop. Atpresent
no subject is faster sinking out Of sight than that
Of under draining. but one rainy season will
bring It back with redoublcd interest.
Our prairie soils contain an abundance of
lime which is so essential to the growth of wheat
and what We want Is swsrd land to SOW on, or
If old land put in with drill, and to have crop
shsltered from the severe drying winds.
We hope those who SOW winter wheat will use
good clean seed, SOW no chess or cookie, run a
pillow through all low places to insure drainage.
-fUiaois FGrMey.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
Important to farnOrs!
METROPOLIS FLOUR MILLS,
LEAyENWORTH. KANSAS.

THE propietors of these Mills are now rea-
l. dy 70 receive the new crop Of Wheat, and
they would particularly call the attention Of
FARMERS 70 the importance of threshing,
cleaning and getting their wheat to market st
the earliest possible time, to avoid damage and
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How to Keep Dust from Cream.


Housekeepers know very well that if they set
away their milk in pans where il is exposed to
a current Of fresh air, the wind is not always
gentle, and carries along with it all manner of
mites and downs and webs to lodge on the milk,
besides the flies will stick fast. or ajar overhead
will cause spesks to fall. and in these ways the
cream standing for twenty -four hours, will not
be as immaculate as nice tastes require: Now,
the application of hoops to this question is just
here. We take ratans, long enough to make
hoops little larger than the tops of the milk
pans, some thin cotton stuff. that will not stop
tho circulation of the air, but will keep out the
flies and mites; sew this to the hoops, and when
the milk is cool, lay these covers over the pans,
and they save the cream as clean as can be.