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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-10
From the New York Observer.

We have had in use for months past one Of
Vests Pumps, which has given US more sat-
isfaction as force and lifting pump than any
We have ever used. 1t 10 one of great power,
and well adapted for ships decks, mines, fac
tories, greenhouses, graperies, &C., &c. The
Mining Chronicle and Railway Journal says:
1t is recommended for its extreme simplicity
OF construction, groat strength, and conse-
quent durability and cheapness of repair
There is no stufing box-the pressure being
held ny cup packing, like that upon the
working piston, working in a cylinder, fitted
for the purpose within the upper air chamber
which We think great improvement, as stuflng
is SO liable to be deranged, and leak under
strong pressure, to say nothing of the loss oy
friction incident thereto. II has also two air
chambers: thus the action of the valve -
cushioned upon both sides by air-prven,ing
water-hammer and vacuum -thump. The valves
are very accessible, and simply and cheaPy
repaired. They work much easier than an!
pump we have ever seen; the inch cyIlnae,
being worked BY children in wells lVo rec,
deep, and as they are extremely cheap as We.
as simple and strong, we freely recommen.
them
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CAMBRIDGE MINE, N. c.. June To- 1901
]. d. WEsr l. Co.:
Gents-The pump which ordered for U ~.
Mine is received and put to work In % our sd
derlay shaft, which we are sinking, ,ns,
that one man will with ease lift 81 CANON, -
minute. We lifted in three and q nan ! nua.,
ell the waterin the shaft, which measures y ",s
BY twelve feet and 30 feet deep, ana IL .,.
fall when We commenced. 1t answers oJr
pectations in every respect, and our . !, eat
are highly pleased with il. IL WI ~
service With but triaing expense for repairs
Yours, Respectfully,
We have plenty more such csrtihea'esfi o s
think these are enough. For Pump
Pipe, &c, address or call upon . m.
No. 40 Cortland Sta ~
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THE BEST,

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They are more simple in construction, and
work easier, and cost less than all others,
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TOAEDO MARNET.

TOLEDO, April 5, 1866.
FLOUR--Fine, s. 2jGi5 80; Superiine. 9 00@
2j; Extra, 2jM7 50; Double Extra and Fancy,
s jOdl2 90. Rye Flour, so.
GRllN-0lI Red Wheat 20Sc; amber Michi-
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p5Oc. Oats, 3id3jc. Rye G6c % u
PORK Ness heavy s27; light 2j 90; butts and
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LlRD-I,rime, in bbls, lie; do. kdgs, isc. q
'BEEF--Messhe heavy sl5; do light u Ooi prime
POTATOES 7Neshannocks soc, Long Pink
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TALLOW-Mutton &c; Beef lOc. 5f.f.,s.,
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EGGS-ljc.
pQULTRY-C Chickens dressed ~ h lA0lsc;
turkies 200; ducks Il2Cd DC; geese lOtal2c.
"A EATllERS Geese No. |, 7O@sOc; do No. 2,
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and under, $40; lS-inch sawed shingles 6O
AZ lS-inch sawed shingles %; iG-inch sawed
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common dressed siding S22, I'd and clear Dire sscd
siding $50; dressed stock common, l2-neh, $25:
dressed eommop boards S2l; Latb 4 so. 7l
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The tirovcstecn l,innn rnr,a

sun retains its precedence and grea,popularity,
and after undergoing gradual Improvements for a
period of thirty years, is now pronounced by the
musical world to be unsurpassed aud even un.
eqs'ed in richness, volume and purity Of tone, du
nbiity and bhcopneSs. Our new scale, French
action, harp pedal iron frame, over-strung bass,
seven octave, rosewood pianos, we are selling
cheaper by from 500 to 5000 than the same style
aud finish are sold by any other frs,-class makers
IN the country. Dealers and all In want Of guod
pianos invited to send for our descriptive Cat.
alogae, which contains photographs Of cur differ
ent styles, together with prices. No Que should
purchase piano without seeing this Catalogue.
Medals, almost without numbcr, have beer award.
ed to the Grovestecn Piano. and at the Celebrated
llonds Far. though put in competition with
others from all parts Of Europe and the [. g.. I,
took the highest award
Established 1881 Grovesteen Co.
lSEz 400 Broadway, New York.
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Demand Cor nwellinrs.

For years past in the history of Perrysburg, we
do not believe that there has been 50 much trans
Ter OF real estate, as is transpiring this Spring.
Buying and selling is the order of the day, aud
the ownership Of property is changing, ever
changing" No sooner is desirable residence,
out-lot in-lct, pu, into the market. than score
PURCHASERS are alte il. bargain is soon struck
and the property goes OF at a round figure. The
list Of renters is Proportonatey larger than
thatof purchasers, and tho supply Of residences
for this class Of our population is by no means
equal to the demand. The consequence is, rents
have gone up to steep figure, and so great is tho
anxiety TO secure house, that almost any price
asked viii be readily given. IL there were fifty
additional houses in this town, they would all be
taken in less than week. Ii there is a prospect.
as soms claim, Of the removal Of the eounty-sea
it does not deterorote the value Of property, but,
on the contrary, there seems 20 be steady healthy
aud continued advance. "Who has a house to
rent ?'is The question that will greet you almost
every hour in the day, aud seems to be Of far
greater moment than those other Importance freight
edqqeries "Who struck Billy Patterson ?" ais
the cholera commg7' ~ q Have we Bourbon
among MS ?" Change OF residence is the pro-
Former residents are returning, new ones are NOV
ing in, aud the present month will witness more
changesof locality, among the differert families
composing our POPULATION, than has taken place
for many previous seasons. 't .-ff"
The situation Of affairs suggests one thing, and
that is--An outlay Of capital IN The erection Of
number of small comfortable dwelliug-house
would be agood and besides adding 10
the improvement and prosperity of the town, would
be a source Of handsome remuneration to any one
engaging in such an enterprise. These dwellings
could be readily rented at good per centum or
disposed of at fair profit. The indications are that
there will be great impetus to Improvement
hereabouts during the approaching season. aud it
affords US pleasure to chronicle the fact. Let the
good work 60 on, for no ons will grumblc. and the
room therefor is ample. The skeleton for big
town is hore, but the arteries, lgaments and
muscle are needed to give the form presentable
shape.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
The ladies, RepoSitorv.-

Ahe Ladies' HepOSitOry.-
This popular and valuable periodical for April
contains many excellent articles, both poetry and
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20 PriiIie luds ania Portrait of Brevet Major
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The Atlantic 'MOntIaIy.-
In the April number, which contains sixteen
extra pages, will be found several articles of par
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the last days of the venerable poet Walter Savage
Lapdor, by one who knew him intimately, and is
the first of series OF articles giving gimpscs of
the old man Of Florence during the years 1859, 90
and 'ol. Under the title of !" Strurplu for
Shelter" Mrs. c. Z. Hawes discusses The ,rib-
ulatiuns which bcse all who are 50 unfortunate as
to live in these times of high prices Rev. q
Reynolds, in pnperof remarkable power, sets
forth the causes which impellcd the recen. out
break in Jdnhica, and wildly describes the hor-
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ATtANTic hasalSo word to say, and in paper Of
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Griffith Gaunt, and Madame Waldoborough's Car
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Newspaper Improvements.

The Van WertlBklletia has been reoeuty en-
larged to thirty-two column paper, and its typo
praphica, execution is not surpassed by any news
papec in the State. We rejoice to see this evidence
ofprosperity on the part of our cotcmporary, and
il the Union men of Van Vert do not generously
sustain friend, j. II. FosTER, in his efforts to
give their county character and prominence, they
deser$cts be forever exied among the constituency
of HENRY A. WISE, who thanked God that his
district had not single newspaper within its
limits. - +.t @tL tat
The PaHidiRg Psoss has also enlarged its size,
and is now twenty eight Dlumn newspaper
making neat and business-like appearance. Sue
cess 70 ft.GJ 81 31iItl J ". N 3.,.i-
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TO CONSUMPTIyEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health In
few weeks BY very simple remedy, after having suf
Tered FOR several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Consumptlon-is anxious to
make known tohls FELLOW. sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire It, he will send copy OF the pre-.
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for preparing anu using the same which they will nd
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The emily object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
serlpton is to benefit the anietei, aud spread nfor
nation which he eonceivos to be invaluabc, and he
hopes eve=y sure er will try his remedy, as It will
costthem nothing and may prove blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription, TREg, by return
nail. will please address
st. Rkv. EDwArp A. WILSON
FHk Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
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~, Newspaper Change.

We notice that our estccnied and tonq II 10
graphical feieud, James Timm ms, has becam, as
socated with our "tbther" +" friend and former
partner, F. }. 0blinger, in the publication of the
Per ysburg. o. JogrAM which paper we do not
aeed. To- commend, as il "speaks for itself"A "a
habit, by the way, which it acquired" year or
two since! Ahem In the late war, Mr.. Tim
snons served as a Lieutenant in the Filth Ohio Reg
ament, and among numerous i,ther fights was " de-
tailed " to "figllt stergatidp = in several rebel
prisons, which he did SUCCESSFULLY y-cornhg out
% alive and Kicking" However, we trust that for
him the dangers and suf,rings Of the past have no
duplicates in the future; and while, in his career
publisher. hy continues to labor with steadrast
' singeqess l6s spdtpose, gesshail- not eease to
hope thst+F Eoag may he w'ive;" and Nay bis
shadow nsssr gron tessi 1al'a4 I2cpa5itstei. I
Sinsleness of purpose ssthe word, and to
our short keired I" friend we ofer our r.ag-. ~
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-THE Spring Tern Of thO UoiOn School com.
mences on Monday next
-TuB local elections everywhere have been tri-
umphant for the Union party.
-THE FIRST Of April gave us the frst pleasau,
Sunday we have had this year.
Thus far, the fishing business Of this season
has not proved very remonerative. IN very
Ours a number Of Improvements are IN con.
temptation for the coming summer u#
"A LANDSLIDE occurred on "Wednesday, por-
tion of the hill going into the hydraulic.
TINS Board of School Examiners hold their
regular monthly session at Bowling Green, to-day.
-SPRISo, GLORIOUS Spring, is again with us.
Ploddiug mortals wear more cheerful counien-
ahce. aa-l'e
-TuE Court of Common Pleas adjourned on
Saturday last. Our repoSs is crowded out. but
win appear next week. ~
-THE Democrats in Toledo have elected Colonel
Bonn as Marshal, aud Judge DrSlAs as Solicitor.
The balance Of the Union ticket is elected.
-"WE see" said SwnT, ia one OF his most
sarcastic moods, "what God Almighty thinks of
riches, by the people to whom be gives them"
--BoTu Houses of the Ohio Legislature passed a
resolution, Monday In favor Of the reinstatement
and honorable discharge Of Colonel JONI II. BoSp,
Of the 1lllh Ohio.
The total eclipse Of the moon came Oft on last
Friday night, according to appointment but heavy
clouds and fcggy weather precluded all obscrva-
ton from this point.
"A FIRE occurred at Maumee on Wednesday
afternoon, by which the Machine Shop Of REUBEN
MIrcnELL was destroyed. Some $4,000 worth of
notes and accounts were likewise consumed. No
insurance. -t.
SEE the advertisement of A. G. WILLIAMS 4
BRo. They are receiving weekly from tho East
ern markets, fine line Of goods adapted to the
wants Of the season, which they are disposing Of
at low figures, ..,.,. ...,
Tine steamer Belle is now making regular
trips between this point and Toledo The boat
has been thoroughly refttcd aud repainted and
will, as heretofore, receive the liberal patronage Of
its host of friends.
-DR. eraser will make his next visit at this
place on Friday, the 18th inst. lie viii be found
at his room, at the Baird House. Remember his
visit is limited to day, and those who desire to
avail themselves Of his services will do well to
make an early visit. " 6 s.ro a
THERE was full attendance at the meeting of
the Literary Society, on Tuesday eyepng last, but
no discussion. The same question is up for next
Tuesday evening, with Messrs. TYLER and CAL
LARD as leading dsputants. Reeitltions by Miss
ANEIE GRAHAM and Mr.. G. D. 11xDsY.
TIE Toledo blade, a few days ago, made the
that, on Monday last, the people of
this county were to vote upon the question of the
removal Of the county seat. eco from home to
obtain the news" AS far as our information ex-
tends, the second Tuesday in October next is the
time fixed for the decision of the vexed question.
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Resolutions of Ph9niy Lodge, No. IOS,
on the Denth of Iohn hates. n Il

WHEREAs, it has pleased Almighty God, to re.
move, by death, our beloved brother, JoHS BATES
Therefore be it -'.7
Reso'ced, That we sincerely sumpathize with his
bcreaved family, and tenderthem the Masonic con
solution OF hope based upon well-speut life.
Brother BATES was kind and courteous in his re-
latons with the Fraternity, honest and copscien-
cious in his dealings with mankind, and his loss is
deeply mouined by this lodge, of which he was a
charter member. Thus, one by one the lights are
eaN'in2uishcd here, to be rcilumned in the Grand
Lodge above.
Hesotrcd, That we will wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
ResotVed, That the Secretary furnish the family
OF the deceased with a copy of these resolutnns :
ASHER COOK Chairman
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ias PROSPECTUS -i ~
~ OF THE -r .1 t...t -... r
-WASHINGTOy WEEKLY CHRONICLE.


In view of the coming elections, new and ex.
tensive arrangements have been made Ia give even
greater variety and interest to the WAsuINGroS
WEEKLY CH8OSIol.g. The necessity OF inaintain-
ing the fruits Of our great victory, and OF
strengthening those eternal principles npou wbici,
alone republican liberty can safely rest VIII give
extraordinary vilality TO approaching political con-
tests. Stahoncd here at the national car,tal the
lC"RoSICLE possesses peculiar advantages 10 aid
the eoihln1n cause. Having beeu conducted a..
most within the snuDd df the rebel cannon during
all the war; ahl therefore fully dnders landing the
ntrigues AMI projects Ot the traitors, il will non
fear 10 speak out badly Ia respanse TO and in re-
ileetion OF the sentiments of the free millions of
America iaqd wlp defend them aud all tleir in-
tcrcsts against all ppppsiliyn come from what otar
tT It may. Since the meeting Of the present Com
grcss Of the United states and the enunciation of
That thorough policy which has esmmanaed the
admiration and gritittIde OF the people, the
.CHho sens has mhiojained its position q solitary
these mljortics have been, the CiiHoSToLE, as
their asiHcerc 'ani fearless defender has been as-
sailed with eqnalYruLlcq, and iniustice. but ii
huS been honorcd with the approval of the Ioval'
people IN ali parts OF the cOnntrys For tue first
time M Tile history Of the GDvernnI,nt, prosper
fdy conmiirsd q Z te gfli gpsliey aaa tS doetgn,s
the radical men af the Replblie, has been fruly
estabiishet Ii theDistrict OF Columbia. We are
on the threshold Of events not ess Important than
those which asionnded the eivilized world and
shook Their ,pablie % lis foundmtion.a Fhsse win
demand eEfaerdihary energy aud fidelity on the
part Of thd public leaders, whether in Congress or
The WssUuY cmoNIoLgs beautifully printed
n qnernform, During the session % tile Presept
yG9ngTs;S, Nl'le1 prqmlses g bfa proirssted one,
the subjects debated VIII excite universal interest,
and as tlleY win be frankly and thoroughly exam
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