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rsf- Three or the choir Of young girls
" ia. ircsscd IN white. welcomed Washing
ton as he entered Trenton. in 1850, On
his way to Nov York 10 assume the l'rcsi.
d,ncy, and strcvcd his pathway with flow.
9 IS, still survive. ouc yc, lives in Trcn.
TN one Is The mother Of Senator Chest.
nut, II South Carolina, anil one, Mrs.
Sarah Hand, resides in Cape May county,
New Jersey.
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- There is q young EDITOR down
South who has been married tu, . sior,
time, aad he goes intel G. Of ccs,acy when
speaking Of the happiness aud pleasure Of
the married state. Poor fellow. As Jim
Jones Of Tennessee said to y. =. Premise.
when he failed while speaking a, Nashville,
die, Prensiss die. you'll never have q bet.
Ger opportunity : 60 We say to the poor
editor. die now while your cup Of life is
c~'erasviae, fss mo man knove,h vba. a
day ny hing forth"
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As ARTIST At PYRAMID LAwr.-Thc
Sierra Citizen says that Taylor, an artist,
wen, ont to sketch the magnificent scenery,
anil while in the mountains the battle
lr Ike bis poC,ical and artistic fancics. Has.
,cuing down. he was confronted by a body
Of rctrca,ing Indians ; anil having turnel
another way, he was seen and shot a, by
the whites; turning another course he was
p'pIcred at by the regulars, Who mistock
him for q res. skin. The deuce Of it was TO
get to camp. each party firing at him on
sight. Reaching a high bank he was again
shot a; by the Indians, and lcaping down
he disloigcd big stone, which rolled after
him until the rock blocked up a hollow
pltc,. Taylor crawled under and staid I'm.
I'll midnight. when he reached camp. after
running the further risk Of being sho, al
by the scntriCs.
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Apvrcr n L,rrrs.-we are aware
there are many Of our lady readers who
are complaining Of weakness and debility.
Gu. advice is 70 60 at cnce and get some
Of Mc1ean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. II Is = delicious tonic. and
just the thing TO strengthen and invissrs,e
the whole organization, and purify the
blood. See advertisement in smother col.
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EVrLosio, or \ BRANDY BApprL.-
Lost Monday, y tavern keeper in Bal,i.
more, when lighting q cigar, dropped Ii,
match accidentally into the hung hole Of a
barrel Of brandy, which instantly cxploi.
Nd-b'o wing tn barrel to pieces, tearing
away n portion Of the ceiling, smashing the
windows and bar fixtures, aud severely
wounded one man, besides slightly i%njurine
sctc nj others.
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In We sec that the Black. Republic.
ans are c%xul,an, uvrr the nomination Of oil
Abe Lincoln Tor the Presidency. for the
reason tia, the old fellow wa once a rail.
splitter, and Tom Cor~in has declared his
intention Of s.umping Ohio for him with a
rail on his shoulder. II Lincoln is elected.
II may truly be said he 60, to the White
House BY railway.
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NaH ta.4 H4 ~ lHe fals laifa, 81
Lsl tIa -I.t. - Is4l, 4 T. 1sln. iHl -
H, NHh. tsft anthmnu'v fiHria'
WH.tss 10 H#s tiat..i fbo suifame Hulff ~
IH. Ht,fu ~ Hif much e~,itsnsl brother
IIlVAst Mullins. lfom labor helns 10 fe
II ..im.ut alute thar flfe,
RfIrsi, th4i in iht letli n tlfn Vtsn n.
mt. .uft Iutl n . lfn Supporter. Tho ffinriiv
'iiy tHl tiiihfl0 brother. This lodge one n
We hHii u@amNaf., lAH community q good %eiliten,
h. nti ,ihata . iulo FREUD, Ms children Kind pr
ful. anl htel ~ devoted husband
~ mat, lhu W. learly 'tmpnlhisc vih tho
hr.H1t.l companion ard orphans, In ihiN tlrit
h4uf If trouble and wpull refcf ihem 10 uut "a
Ur0mo GtHnl Mas o.. vhr ha Il ever been a lrnnd
IT. h. wilus tul father 10 Ne fnihefItsa, nnd whu
hr teth thu young ravens when they cry.
Rts0h0ti, ltit though aur brother is separated
from ~ ~ lts cold lurdi ~ II death. We have
ttt,nn ~ r0.po e that be has LEFT pleasing lcsti.
p1nS behind TINT b. sin BE- fiisol upat the Inst
lny IN That luls NJ, mrle with hands, eternal IN
thr heavens
Rooh,d, thii NE mrmbers n h , lodge vear
tht uut htlt. 4 mpntning. fpr thirty days, In
mrmpry " nur departed brother.
Rrsolr't, That . copy u these resolutions be
sout To the widow II our Il, ceased brother. Also,
o copy to tho = nclt Star for publication.
80. !. VIII Niiit,, Committee.
". u. WALL,
PETER HUBBARD. ". N.
Memphis Appenl Ilense ~.
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Administrators Sale ofIand

btRSri Sr to l,cree ~ ihe pr hte caa
81 ranoi county. Ni..i. ri, eul sci d
Us lul, tcrn. isvi. il.t,oi. III. unit.ee.a.
muislra'ur Of u. e-irt. II llrtiy J. 'uh,irtl
d'tot.'i. vii % w., juh dN pi iu.i.l. rec,
20 tie premises, sitiin Mwfui boa s.. ti,sti 81
'Aar 'or 'Ht' 70 DE b CHEST iri.,i. % inite w.
30 tie i'.Ilvine lands. ynr md 3 ny IN g.
county mi state aforesaid nnl i,.o . -. d, "a,
h'i'- II sail deceased. via: the North ht,f u lie
Southwest quarter 81 scrtiun twenty. ~ 20,
~t'Vnship min (tl. rnu,c eight 90. west.
1kga e. Srvebfy.h,e dollar. c,sh. tive baiares
anti. tbr 1T ol Iituu,. l>'i. Purchases. vi,
L. Frlu rel ,n give bond With so,i .ccur,,, for n,
tutthtsr uoney. rhi. land lies about ; m'lt,
south IVES, uf IT, town II runula. nai h. lne col.
ton anl corn iiui.
JAS. Il. R%epfErSoS. MINIS.
august .. lSG0. IS is.
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Notice to Creditors.

I ErTERS ~ administration m tie state Il
4 l.. 7 Lamb. dfcra sod. b : ~ bssn Fr1ntel
to The nnler.igncl by the lob ,ty Cont II ppnnla
county. Mi.ss.ipp., Il, tho tlly Term Is /,
thereof. 81 persons having c%i,iia. ,siins, "a,
ssiei. are her ly i.'ih i /, y,tu, f,rs arJ and
probate AND tsr their claim. e IN ii be tim.
pr, srrilri ?, .is, ~ N will br fpf-,,f brtrp 4.
!ANE l.. liuulf. Admir-.
July -. lSfn. ~ Nv.
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the PRINCE or WALES.

81 jouSs, y r., July a5.-lester 'ay
addresses we're presented to the Prince,
to which he replied ~ follows:
IL sincerely thank you for the addresses
presented to me, and for the hearty vel.
come received from al on my landing ON
the shores Of this the earliest colonial pos.
session of the British crown. | trust You
will not think me regardless Of YOU zeal
qua loyalty IL | ~acknovlcdgc these all
dresses collectively. It will afford the the
greatest satisfaction To report to the
Queen the devotion manifested to her per-
son and crown by the reception Of her son,
eloqucntly expressed in the addresses from
various bodies in the town and larbor Of
Grace. l am charged by the Queen to con.
vey to you the assurance Of the deep con-
Germ she has ever felt in this interesting
portion Of her dominicus. | shall carry
back y lively recollection Of this day
proceedings. and your kindness to myself
personally. but above all. Of those hearty
demonstrations Of patriotism which prov,
your dccp-rccted a,tachmcu, to the grCa
and free country Of which We all glory I,
be called her sons"
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nArrnAIloH nrruNo m rAAolA

The democracy II Pamela county wll
hold a moolnF on Monday lhe Iah II ~
gust, 1860, 60 rptify thc nominations Of s.
4. Douala, ,nl II Y johnson, candidate
Of the National Dem cratic Convention e '
rrcsilcn, and Wee President Of Doe United
sia'cs nj also to appoint delegates to
the State Convention 10 nominate au cle,.
,oral ticket. E,gry person Is invited to
attend, one anil alL Tvo lstiugn bcl
speakers will address the meeting.
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5ltW advertisements.

- my motto through life has b~een-work and
direr'isc. IN business, advertising i. the true
Philosopher. stone. thu, turns shate,er it touches
tn gold. ! have advertised much. bath In weekly
that those IT the largcs, circulation -of either
class -trnafg,sI me thu most -. JAc1a AstOR.
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1li virtue Of . writ Of ri. r.. to me dirse,ei
, from the Chsncsry Court Of Panols Court
Mississippi. n the Ease Of George N. ksrres q. Il.
arsinss S~ephrcsi o. Ard,ssss ct. 81. viii q,
the nth day OF August. 1850, oGsr for sale. A
public sues on. to the highest bidder. for cash. :,
the Court House door, in the te~n Of psnols.
vishin the hours prescribed by las. the following
Isfe.l OF lsnt. TO Wit, The Sessh half Of she
Mast half Of the Ss,th-vess qussses Of section
ihirsy-sus, Tsupship trsnsy-sevea. Range thrs,
kass. lying snd being In said Cssssy Of Panels.
State aforesaid, levied On ~ The property Of Den.
ella Asasssoo. ssa 10 sssisfy said eseess;ss
Asssss 2, 1850. :s's.
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.-...

I NAM FNVru VIA EiU3.-A clrttl-
ruulcnt, writing iram san Francisco. says
that th' rocky ISLANDS, caled the Taral.
lnucs, s ne twenty five miles west Of the
Gollch tate, are literally paved with the
cgg' IL the sca.foWl. Millions Of the
eggs Of the muscc have lcen soll in the
markc, of Fan francirco within a few
years. and the tunlcr If birds mist q
mmousc, o. the fcm,lc only lays one egg.
These rocks . e al,o the haunt, of sca.lions.
which roar 4 'milly in the pring-Pm
sItuit Yrlinnt.
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A GREAl THING
Magic Impression Paper.

II IS a principle II writing sithuu, pen or inl,
L rendering u Invaluable 3, person. travelling.
II sill take tho rstfrc, impression u auy ieai,
plant " lower. and will write equally well w ~.
Per, cloth, wood Or stone, without the use u pen.
cl, pen or ink oil tha, is needed i. u ca,mnes
stick or bone. It Is also n splendid thing fas
marking clo,h', ~ 1t enable. cnc to write urcn
cloth as vel as YOU c.n upon paper. b, the Use
Of this paper, any child cigh, Years Old. can draw
rs veil ~ the best artist. ~, lady make one. tso.
% three copies 81 emtrniierv patterns u The moss
] tieult Mind In q vcty fcw moments.
Warranted m huhbus. bnt tue bes, and most
convenient arrangement In the world, iha, can
be bought ivr FRY vents.
u can he seen at the store II Morti. 4 Spain,
Sariis. or, r. J.. Clarke's. panol,. tail and sss
i any how. no charge for showing.
Agent. wanted q, ever! Pos, ufhee In The ecan,y.
Jdly 10, is61. .6.,f.
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Tin shon.

NJ have opened . Shop a. Psso'a De- =
pct: where ve are prepared to put upS1
.O.ihkiNV. ssd nake and repair TIS "
WORK Of svssy desssiptioa. We vii sell lin
sare. wholesale, 81 Me~phis ps;>ss. We ,slieis
The patronage Of everybody. Our ussss ~
"Esenufaee hens oschaaies.s
April 5, 1880 id.
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New Saddler's Shop.

HAVING permanently located in the ,ows q
Ii Pamela, ! am prepared to make oil hinjs q
Saddles, Brides and Harness, to order, st tks
shortest notice. would ash the patronage Of The
pairing done ct reasonable rates. Sm,isssstiee
wsrranted. Terms, cash. shop over the re-
ORce. IN. CtInnAN.
july 10, 1850. Ss-iy.
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M The COS, cf keeping up our army
and navy amounts to thirty million dollars
per year.
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Some land was recently sold in the city
Of Boston at the rate Of 5000, 900 per
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The number Of lost children in the I'm.
tied States during n year is not lees than
one million.
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~ N# IA
uenant ~ 80 49, 81 U%eiph.s. ian
M tismlfn poo sfH pshfaa
H fI. M Ut
Ht -ft.I- Hnt fs fff - H5 81
HIlH NHft tNf 4 s4Hl q 4
.tHn dirJtit9, ai n - rla.r -
fN4Nf IL ttsi, Hh rH we. 800
400 Hsf re- ~ m n ~ COL Nstsf 49,.
Ntn " NJ sumo tm fn Al
VI M Ihatttm ~ tniaahl Alafa Meet.
man ahon " tssf N 49,, AMI iup.tdT1
ffIfs ali, ati ~ nus ~ one me-
Tnn ~ AZ ths r1' estate sil \. "A
ftf fHa flrt m he VI \ tdt ~ a.
l-ul H lirfe 10 rtBai fnsfum va 90 abl. a
Hnf ahi neg Ifn run HE nl lI 4 vi no.
ay nest shout Interest Ihe lrfs nal3 (,
W. tl tIt - n i7nuart natf III H. 4
- vi ls fe1uifel 60 eaf NE honi, sib |.
pfutr1 - untt ~ Ne pntman 10 thp pltehas
money, and e zen viii be feinin ] . h. b. l.n,
untl III hu,l pal meni " purchase mo- :, :
Julls e llARliNuN. lam',
julj ~, 100. ~ l6s.
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REWARD.

NE w AhO.
STolEN, from my late residence, near Mi,shsIls
, \ Roads. during the month Of February, Gee
lluntsinan's Watch viii. the naiae " r. Taylor "a.
gravel upon the back also, some clothing sn1
several articles Of ladies' ~iswelry. I will gre =
liberal reward for the recovery q any one u The
above articles. OF any information 80 that ! eas
get them.
Apply to J. n. TAYLOR, Esraks, Mics. or
the subscriber
Tnos. +. RANDOLPH.
july q, 1850. cr.er.
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EuMcvaI Sermon.

The Rev. j. ". BATES, will rroach III. funeral
. rnnn N lhps. J. Watkin.. On The rst saturday in
Al; st. NJ Bl.ck lack church, NJ Il O'Clock
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
SW Yhilaaaluhia irs rio5f


A Benevslent lastitstion esteblisAel ~ spseiss
Es1sUs'esf. for TIE Relief Of lie Sex sas q :
Distressed, afflicted viiA VissLent Ssd .ofs
~. r, 10 Epidemic Diseases. r,-.s,,
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
of the awful destruction of human Ire
caused BY Sexual diseases, several year, ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon to open
Dispensary for the treatment of this class Oh
diseases, in all their forms, and to give MEpl-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply BY
letter,w description of their condition cage,
occupation, habits Of life &C., and, in cases OF
extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. sti..f Ia,
The Directors of the Association, in their
late Annual Report express the highest satis-
faction with the success which has attended the
labors of their Surgeons in the cure of Sperma'
torrhea, Seminal w eakness, GonorrhGa, Gleef'
Syphilis, the Vice Of Onanism or Self Abuse.
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and
order continuance of the sane plan for the
ensuing year. -...- 3 ass. I'D
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea, OF
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanism, las,
turbation or Self Abuse, and other diseases OF
the Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon
will be sent BY mail. lin sealed enveloPe) kEE
OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS fol
postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. J skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard
Association. No. 2 South Ninth Street, Phiia
delphia, Penn. sept. ]. 59-ly.
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Melon Pie.

4el0n f1es
Friend Brown, can you answer for me the
following questions, concerning the Apple Pie
Watermelon, viz: Should IL be cooked while
green or ripe How can itbe ascertained when
it 10 ripe What is the best method Of cook.
ing? viii It keep during the winter7 nso,
what is the bsss method Of storing ! think l
saw in the Ohio Farmer some months ago, an
article in relation to it, but the number having
been mislaid, we are at aloss.-7homss E~brse,
Union Village, Warren Co., o.. Sept. 90, 1860.
Asswra.-Pare the melon and cut it into
small pieces, taking out the seeds, pulp, &c. /;
put it in preserving kettle, with water suffi-
cient to keep from burning, and stew until ten.
der enough to run easily through cullender or
seive. The substance will then resemble fresh
apple sauce in appearance, but is very insipid.
To give it pleasant acidity. put in little tar
taric acid; then add considerable sugar. and the
grated rind Of q fresh lemon. Bake the mix
ture with upper and under crust, same as apple
pie. To make very nice pie, resembling an
apple custard, take pint and half of the
melon, season a. above, one quart of milk, six
eggs, small quantity Of melted butter, and
bake with an under crust.
In answer to Mr.. Embrse's separate ques-
tons, we reply: LIST. The melon should be ripe.
ID. We know of no positive way Of ascertaining
when they are ripe. except BY cutting, as they
always retain greenish appearance. Sd. They
are sometimes used for sauce, but are more val
liable for pies. 4th, 5th. They will keep per
fectly we'll until spring, if stored in cool, dry
eallar
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Diptheria.

A singular and fatal disease, called diptheria,
is prevailing extensively both in the Eastern
and Western States. 1t is disease Of the
throat, but the symptom by which it may be
known from other similar diseases sis the for
nation Of membrane which increases gradu-
ally until the sufferer is literally strangled to
death. 1t is sometimes accompanied BY ulcera-
ton and great prostration of the system, and at
others, by none Of these symptoms, yet in Ell
ther case 1t is equally fatal. To arrest the for
nation of this membrane is equivalent to cur
ing che complaint, and in most instances may
be done in the following manner F: In the early
stages Of the development, which Is always
manifested BY soreness and swelling Of the
throat, let the patient use simple solution of
salt and water as gargls, every fifteen minutes.
At the same time moisten a piece Of flannel
with solution of salt and water, made warm
As the patient can bear it, and bind it around the
throat, renewing It as often - the gargle is ad-
ministered, and in the meantime, sprinkle fine
salt between the flannel and the neck. Use in
wardly some tonic or stimulant, either separate
ly, or if the peostration be great, use both TO-
gether. Counter irritants, such a. mustard
poultices upon the throat, are eficacious in all
cases Of simple sore throat, and often will avert
this more dangerous disease. This treatment
is extremely simple, and if used in the earlier
stages, will effect o complete cure.
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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.
REFERENCES:
v. D. MARkHAn, White Cloud, Kansas.
E. A. PoULEr, Iowa Point,
A. G. WILDER, Lsavenworth,
GILBERT & STATION, Kickapoo,
PHILLIPS b DoDoE,
p. L. HUDoKNs, :"
r. DUrroN, Hiawatha,
LIKrss & BoYD, st. Joseph, Mo.
OzIAs BAILEY, Bloomfield, Edgar Co., III.
r. J. Calling, Indianapolis, Ind.
june 30, 59-ly.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE!

VOUNGS GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL
WORK, or, Every one his own Doctor
Being Private Instructor for married persons
o. those about to marry, both male and female.
In everything concerning the physiology and
relations Of our sexual system, and the produc-
een Or prevention Of Offspring, including all the
new discoveries never before eiven in the Eng
lish language. BY WIN. YOUNG, M. D. This
10 really valuable and interesting work. II 10
written In plain language forth general reader,
and il illustrated with upwards Of one hundred
Allyoung married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impeachment 70 married life, should read this
book hdiscloses secrets that every one should
% acquainted With. Still Il IL book that must
oe locked mp and not lie about the house. II
will be sent to any one ON the recent Of treutv.
I've cents. Address DR.. wM.YODNC, No.
l16 Spruce q, shsva FSurtk, IHiladelpAis.
0areh 10, 0S.ly.i W.T. y sssna T5'
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as,fal ans fGnripns.
Recipes for Coffee, Qaincs Marnalade,
Ounce Jelly, &c.

Recipes for Coffee, Quincs Marnalade,
Ounce Jelly, &c.
To Bsows AND MAKE CosrKE.-Look lover
carefully, and put in deep kettle over slow
fire stir constantly until bright brown cover
Immediately, - the strength and aroma waste
rapidly while cooling when cool, put into, and
thoroughly mix with IL beaten egg let it dry
slowly, stirring often when ground for use, put
little cold water on il, 70 soak the egg; let i
boil rapidly fifteen minutes; serve with white
sugar, and cream. Boiled milk, with little Of
the yolk of an egg, 10 q good substitute Tor
cream.
OUNCE MAlnALADE.-Parc and cut in eight
pieces boil tender in the water in which the
skins and cores have been boiled skim ont to
cool then strain through . thin muslin CLOTH
adding now and then little Of the liquor in
which they have been boiled; set aside the
liquor thus expressed, for your jelly; allow
three quarters Of ponnd of clean brown sugar
to pound Of the pulp; clarity it II necessary
with little milk after skimming, add the
pulp and the liquor left, and boil, stirring it, I'm
ill smooth mass; put up in tumblers, it will
turn out in shape, and be q clear and firm -
jelly.
OUNCE JELLY.-Allov one pound Of coffee sd
gar to pint Of the liquor put it in your pre-
serving kettle dissolve slowly. then weigh ket.
tie and all boil it away little more than one
quarter that is sure rule by which to insure
yourself firm jelly, that will neither work mol
mould; let it partly cool before turning out
have ready your tumblers. dipped in cold water
grating little sugar over the top of each dish
adds to its flavor cut fitting covers out Of wri
ting paper, spread with white Of egg, pressing
lightly round the edges; egg is a. good a. any
kind of liquor, and less liable to cause ferment
alton.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY pHysla,

are 20 composed that disease within the 1ass Of
their action can rarely Withstand or svads thsn.
IhsiI penetrating properties .s.,eh, and ss.a.s'
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
it, healthy vitalitiss. A consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility IL astonishsd to fnd his
health or energy restored BY remedy at once y
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the svsry-dsy complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named 10
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costss
ness, HeaytbHrn, Headache airing from disordrsi
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam IN and Morbid
Isaetion Of the Bopsl, Flasulsney, Loss Of Ayp<
tits, Jassidics, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the ressors.
ton Of tone and strength 70 the system dsbi,s'sd
by disease.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15
CITY HOTEL,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
JOHN H. UT, s:: PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOUSE, which has just been III:
l. completed, is one of the largest and Eli
finest in the West. 1t is now open to the pub
lie. and will be kept in style equal to the best
Hotels. Every Department will be conducted
in such way as to afford the greatest amount
Of comfort to those stopping at the House.
THE TABLE
Will at all times be supplied with the very
best that the market affords, both of the neces-
,saries and the delicacies of life.
THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS
Are roomy and we'll ventilated, and the bed
ding will always be 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 large number
Of persons, and tue utmost attention will ever
be given to the wants Of the public.
April 81, l65y-tf.