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DEATH or Anrrxus wAnp.-Cb.rle.

DEATH OF ARrExus WARp.-Charles
F. Browne. widely known as /" "Artsmns
Wsrd." died st Southampton. England.
on the 9th. sad was buried at Kensal
Green, on the 9th. His early death was
probably the result of fsst living. Mr..
Browne possessed large fund Of huthor.
and his efiusiops rarely failed to excite
hearty laughter: bu. We doubt whether
any of them produced more lasting ei-
feet. He was sel6sh auukey. whose
chief aim was to Gil his own purse. graz
ify his passions. and win applause. To
accomplish these. he did not hesitate to
paudef t.. .ths prejudices of the British
aristocrscy and America-hating cock
news, to make the misfortunes Of his
country subjects for jest. and to ridicula
his countrymsu. He had no sympathy
for cur Government. during its struggle
for life. and never spoke Q word in itt
favor. except in doing so be saw an open
ing for q witticism. We believe be even
shirked Government taxes. and sneaked
on. of the draft. His remains rest in th'
soil Of England. the applause Of whos'
people he sought BY forfeiting the respec
of his own. So end Q wasted life and
wasted talents.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

GENERosITy ExrRAoRDINARY. - One
member of the Legislature writing all the
bills and resolutions for another, who is
notoriously incompetent to do it, and
afterwards publishing a fulsome puff oi
hiu, pronouncing him one Of the best
members of the Legislature. This latter
may be true 4; but if SO, there must be
moro truth than poetry in the assertion
SO freely made by persons who were pre-
sent. that the late Legislature was the
weakest ever assent bled 10 Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday, 81: March Il, 1867

BADLY NEEpEp.-Amons the laws
passed BY the Legislature. vas one pro-;
hibiting State. County. and City Tfeas-
urers, snd their deputies. from si'euist-'
ing in State, County or City Scrip. or
from purchasing it ct lsss than its par
value. This is an excellent law. if it can
only Be made to work; but we are afraid
sharpars will manage to evade it. But
fsv persons are aware Of the extent to
which public officers take advantage Of
their position to speculate 10 their Offices.
ct the expense Of the Taxpayers who cleo
ted them. They have seen men. almost
poverty-stricken. elected to some othce OF
trust !; and. have seen them, in brief
time, become wealthy, accumnlsting o
large property. and spreading out into
various branches Of business. They won
der how this comes. and think it does
not look exacay right; but they cannot
tell how It is. They do not know how
tLs peoples paper is bought up st dis.
count. with their own money. and how
they are afterwards compelled to redeem
II at par. with interest. They DOM
know how they are compelled to pay in.
tsrest on their own money on deposit
They don't know that when they pay
debt in cash. their own deprecated pa
per is pat in its stead. and the snug bal
enea is pocksted BY person whom thsJ
bsve chosen to guard their interests
They don't know how they have to pa,
two prices for what they purchase fo
public use. because their paper is depre
cisted. and are then compelled to pay th'
fGll face Of the paper in cash. They d.
not know how public officers proven
competition in the purchase of propert,
snd the swsrdins of contracts. upon tn
ples that it would not be for the beneii
Of the people; and how the officers thel
step in and mouopolize the business. ma
king enormous profits at the expense o
the people. In thess and many othe
ways the people are pluudered by officer
whom they have elected. We propose
when We get ready. and the proper tim
comes. to make the public scquainteI
with some of these practices.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
Scene in llie House nt the Pas.
sage Of the Military IkecOnstruc.
tiOm bill.


tiOn bill.
Thaddeus Stevens begins with memor-
able words. He says: Besides my
physical in"bili,y. l feel a moral depres
sion. possibly without a sufficient cause
when l see the condition of the great par
ty that is responsible for the doings of
this Congress. and TO which l belong /;
to sse it. in my Judgment. abou! to de-
s'roy itself. to place itself in condition
which onght to destroy it,"
Again he SAYS: "If | might pre-. ume
npon ny age. without claiming any o.
the wisdom of Nestor. l would suggest
to The young gentlemen around me ths,
the deeds Of this burning crisis. Of this
solemn day. of this thrilling moment.
will cast their shadow fsr into the fninrp,
and will make their impress upon the an
mails Of onr history. and we shall appear
upon the bright pages of that history j. ct
in as far MS we cordially. without guile.
without birkering. without small cfiti-
cism. lend our aid 10 pr.n,ots the great
cause OF hum sniiy and universal liberty" /"
The speech ends Thad.iru. Stevens
-i's down. looking innch less aged and
fst,sus,ithsa uSna' 1uIee,l. at this me-
ment there is a strange expression o'
youth ahont the great oil man. an'I hi,
voice is unwnrt.I!y iar.l snl clear rs he
says. Il demsnd The yeas and nays"
The roll is called The Hon.e divides
on the previous qasstion." At last in
finite patience receives its rawsri. The
main question is ordered The yeas and
nays are taken. Thaddcus Stevens
great bill for the reconstrnciion of the ie-
hellions States is passed by l09 yeas
against So nays. 1t is the great triumph
Of this great mans lie. He feels it to
be. when he says to Mr. Colfsx. Il wi.h
to inquire. Mr. Speaker. il it is in order
for me now to say that we indorss the
Language ofsood old Socrates. that Hesv
en- rules rs yet. AMI there are gods sbove?"
Mr.. .Colfax says. 1T win be in order for
the gentleman to say IT,"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

CouRr HOUSE BURSED Court
House. at Troy. was burned. on Tuesday
afternoon. The fire was caused by de-
fsctive foe 10 the Seriff's office. The
rscords were ell saved, bat pretty well
tumbled about and mixed up. The build
ing was insured for $4,000.
II it were not for the additional taxes
which it will cost to build new house,
everybody would say that it was good
thing thst the old disgrace was burned.
As one Of the results of this occurrence.
We anticipate q re-openiug Of the County
Seat question,
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Surratt's Flight to Egypt.

St. Marie. a pretty fair exponent of
the class of lnen he bad enlisted with,
had bound him while be slept. An as
sumed name. some personal popularity.
cau,iousness. had been Of no avail.
Pleading an old love grudge. probably
to excuse his treachery. this new bosom
friend had named and got his price for
Surrn.t in Rome. For an instant be re-
flected upon the probable cause Of dis or.
rest. and when the guard-house on the
mountain closed upon him, the grea,
dread OF his life gave the answer. All
other agonies bent before that of the gal.
lows. lie leaped the cliff at the first op-
portunity; ell the rottenness of the world
csught him in mid-air. Down into the
gray foliage his red breeches disappear
Penniless. friendless. an absolute stran.
ger. be plunged into the ravines of the
mountain, aud the night descended upon
this wandering vagabond. charged with
q secret of blood, haunted by apparitlons,
following the bed of torrent up the pre-.
cipitons sleeps to pass the frontier Of the
only sovereign be had right to demand
shelter of.
Christisnity had expelled him. Hence.
forth the hesthen Of the earth must be
his countrymen. unless. happily. he might
tind an Eugiishman or two on the way.
Whoever has ridden by night in lhi
barquette Of diligence through the pas.
ses OF the Appeninrs may gain some no.
tion of this ingi,ive's fight across the I'll.
her and into tbs Saline mountains. Ht
was in the region Of .bri2ao those ma
rsuders who ksunt the Pspsl frontier
and crossing the boundary to AMI fro.
6nd easy escape in the mutual jealousy
of the two governments. From .ucl
gentry. men who carry crime like Sur
rats have no visita,ions. The best the,
had done was to slit on ear for tribute,
sake. or violate some country gentle
mans daughter. They looked out froa
their dens upon this assassin and lei him
pass. Lean dogs Of the cotters bsyed as
he approached: the fires of the charcoal
burners lit his path; the Inshing stream.
half stilled; at dawn the sunrise lit hun.
hred capes and highlands; ho went south.
ward begging his bread.
CAPruRED.-In the beautiful city o.
Naples. Surratt went boldly and declar.
ed himself to the British Consul. Tbe
per6dions sympathy of the attaches o
the country that wishes us no succes.
gave him relief. and dispatched him ia
Malta. Here he would probably have
enlisted as British soldier. the natural
position for an American assassin. The
lightning. as of heaven pursuing, follow.
ed him through the bottom of the sea
British fear and gall could not shel.e,
him. bn, world not give him up. So b,
continued to Alex sndria, and when ths
walls and battlements broke into view,
the tall shaft of Pompey's Pillar, Cleo.
pa,ra's beautiful needle. the cameis and
dragomans. and oriental sails. the fal
pyramids. much that Abraham and 10.
seph had looked upon. Justice came oul
TO take the murderer ct last. and the long
hunt was over.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

@ Our municipal election will come
of on next Monday. There is consider
able msneuvering and cnvassing for
some of the offices. We have nothing
to say as between candidates /: but mere
ly express the hope that our voters will
select men who will enforce the laws and
preserve order; and especially Council
who will carry ont the works of improve
ment and reform 60 earnestly inauguratsd
by the present one.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

MAucks' Saw MILL.-Ths advertise
ment of Messrs. Msuck will be found in
this weeks paper. Their Mill has been
in operation since the Spring of 1858.
and is the most widely known OF any in
Northern Kansas. During the past nine
years. they have sold more Lumber than
all the mills in Northern Kansas COM
bined. their trade extending throughout
the Western Counties. for more than a
hundred miles. They have had large
experience in the business. and refer to
their lumber as the best evidence of ita
quality. and the straightness and correct.
ness Of their saving; aud to the public
as the best judges Of their manner of deal
ing. During the season of 1866, they
sold over one million feet of lumber /; and
this season. they intend to keep thei'
mill running at its full capacity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

The New Su0ac1uA
Tbs creation OF four additional Judi
cial Districts by the late Legislature. was
little less than swindls-it was an nm
necessary and uncslled-for act. to provide
places for hungry pets. Tbs pfsa that
it was necessary for the public interests.
is sil moorshino. The 4th District.
composed of Douglas and the Counties
south and southeast of it, may have been
someuhst too large for convenience; but
even there, the Judge managed to get
through with his work. Aside from that
District, there was 20 necessity for q
change.
What would be thought. if Doniphan
County should ask to be made separate
Judicial District 2? In-tbe new arrange
ment, the 9th District falls little shor,
of the population of Douiphan County
the 7th District. still farther short; the
9Th District. not one-half our population;
and the 9th. not one-fourth tho popula.
ton of Doniphan. At least two of the
Districts have not more than enough
business to keep good Justice of the
Peace cleverly employed. Yet they are
provided with Judges. at salaries o.
$500 9 year.
AS to the Judges appointed by tb'
Governor In the 5th, D. P. Lowe. o
Linn, good lawyer. and a good man
In the 9th. VIM. Spriggs. of Anderson
late State Treasurer, who is good man
and we presume good lawyer also. a.
We have heard him say so. In the Sth
James Humphrey. Of Riley. as to whos'
qualifications we are not advised. In th'
9th, S. N. Wood, of Chase. Now tn
Lord "a mercy on Us! Why the Legis
lature created little District, of les
than $500 inhabitants. expressly for thi
man to act the clown in. or what tn
Governor meant by imposing such al
unprincipied and conscienceless shyste
upon the District. is beyond our compre
! hension. We pity the person who fall
into bis hands. who has to contsn
against monied adversary. or who doe
not possess some means of interesting tb
Judge.
We are not surprised that many mem
I bers of the Legislature favored this net
arrangement of Districts but when
could receive the support of the two
thirds OF the members repaired by th
, Constitution to increase the number {
Districts, we are led to wonder whs
kind Of stuff the Legislature was made o
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

@ Specimens Of Kansas soil. care
fully packed, are to be shown at the Par
is Fair. illustrating the growth OF our
prairie grass. II this earth was packed
sincs last September. we are thinning
those foreigners win come to the conclu-
sion that Kansas soil is rather better for
grssshoppers than for prairie grass; for
there are about as many grsssbopper eggs
as grass roots.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
RlvEn Nrws-THs FIRST ARRIVAL

River NEws-TBE FIRST ARRrvAL-
TIE PACKETS LoADINo-O OFFICERS. &C.
The heavy snow storm yesterday gave o
midwintry look TO the river, which wal
only relieved by the looming up. in tb.
fog. Of the side wheel steamer Oetauia-
the 6rst boat of the season. Her freight
list was mostly exhausted at the way
points below, but she bsouaht to this
port large lot Of chairs. q lot of mill
machinery. and miscellaneous freight
enough to Gil the levee comfortably full
She took on about fifty tons of freight
and twenty-five or thirty passengers. and
headed down stream this morning at day
light.
The Packet Company is preparing for
business in earnest. The Lacy was ia
king on freight last night. and will start
on her voyage toward the arctic regions
to- morrow morning at daylight. Capt
Bsrrows thinks the liver will be clear ..
Omaha 10 a day or two. bot in case il
still holds. be will 60 a. far up ss be can.
and then forward his freight and psssen-
gers BY the Council Bluffs and St. Joseph
Railroad.
The 81. Joseph is being rapidly repair
ed and put in running trim. and will
start out the last Of the week. For the
present, these two boats will compose the
line.
Cspt. Bsrows. Of the Lacy. has plsc-
ed us under obligations by furnishing Us
the following list Of officers:
j. H. Lay-Cap,s'D. w. F. Bar
rows; Clerk. Harry Seip; Pilots. Will
liam Blair. Captain Peter Ray.
81. Joseph-Captsin. j. c. Waddell;
CLERK, O. N. Brown.
The officers Of the Oetasia report nav
igation difficult. but quite number Of
boats are 10 closely follow her, and We
shall soon hear the thrill whistle ALMOST
hoerly.-& Josepa Usies. f2ka.'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
n We would call the attention Of

~ We wonld call the attention OF
our readers to the circular OF j. S. Will
liams, in this paper. and urge oil to COM
ply with request so reasonable.
The object is good one. We have
no hesitation in saying of Mr.. w. that
he will do all that he proposes to in good
faith.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

UNANIMOUS VERpIcT.-The most rigid
Analyses by good chemists have failed to
discover any thing in the Best Chemical
,Saleratus which can, whsn properly used.
bsin the least degree detrimental to health.
While the women Of our country enter
tain sentiments widely different upon
other matters. sll concur in q verdict
that the Best Chemical Saleratus is the
only infslli6ls article in use for light and
swees bread.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

@ We have received so many ques.
tions about Kansas-prices oflsnd. farm
ing. products. stock, timber. &c.-that
We are preparing an article 10 answer to
all of them, which will appear in next
weeks issue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

WE4rHEn.-Since Monday. the wealth
or has been as severely cold as at any
time during the Winter. We do not
believe we have had any colder nights
than "Wednesday. A few more such,
would close the river again. There is
n:inch or two Of snow. The wind is
now in the south. and the prospect is
that We shall soon have pleasant wealth
er. The Ground-Hog has vindicated
his reputation, this time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
~ The United States Senate has

~ The United States Senate has re.
iected the nominations of John p. Bruce.
an old Kentucky Conservative grandma.
ther. formerly editor Of the st. Joseph
Journal, as Secretary Of Montana Terri
tory; and of Sam. Word, sort Of half.
matured squash. formerly Of this County
and Holt, as United States Attorney for
the same Territory.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

re- One significant sign of the times.
is the fact that the President has COM
menced appointing Radicals to Office.
Among this class. we notics the appoint
ment of Col. Thomas Moonlight. as Col
lector Of Internal Revenae for Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

~ The physicians Of Paris say that
ths best preventive for cholera is gentle
stimulsnts. The most learned physicians
af this country admit that DR.. RoJaek's
Stomach Bitters are the best stimulsnt
known to the world.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

~ The principal topic of cooversa.
ton in our places Of public resort. fo'
the past week. has been the suffrage quss.
ton; and the discussions have been long.
loud, aud excited. Woman suffrage oe.
cupies the bulk Of these controversies.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

re- Persons hereafter desiring to mar
ry in Kansas. must 6rst procure license
or certificate. This will interfere with
the practice of persons fitting to Kansas
to marry. to avoid difficulties in Mis-
souri,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

w The printer. or proof-reader, or
editor. (either Of which. in that instance.
was as. made, o. ssy. last week. ths.
the 4th Congress had convened. Please
consider that we meant 40th.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUOHU


Is aeertain cure. for diseasss sf the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROP.
SY. ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS. GENERAL DERakyIYx
And all diseases Of the
= az y URINARY, oRc Ans. ses
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE.
from whatever cause originating, and no mat,
ter of HOW LONG STANDING
Diseases Of these organs require. ,as - sr
= diuretic.
Ifno treatment 10 submitted u. Consa np.ion
or insanity may sasse. Ous FlSsh aaa Blood
are supported from these sources, ard shs
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
.S@'~s 20 and
that Of Posterity, depends upon preuPt tyuss Of
a reliable remedy. .. -s--s. =, " .stszs ss Sc.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT. BUcHU,
Established upwards Of IS years, prepared ~
II. T. HELMBOLD, -
DRUGGIST,
594 Broadway, New York, and
lO4 South 10th Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
feb 81, 67-iy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

TAYLOR Dc ORToNs.-The Lower Saw
Mill is now ready for operations. and is
only waiting for suitable weather. when
q will commence turning oot lumber of
sveiy description, and in any quantity,
the smoothest and best to be found in the
country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

CRoup-A lady in New Haven. speak
ing of Co.'s CoUcn BALsAM. says she
lost two darling children with Group,
and was in despair when the third and
last was attacked, but his life was spar.
ed through Goes Cough Balsam. She
advises oil mothers to keep it on hand in
case Of emergency.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

Ey There is copyright. in Eng
land. on the Prince Of Wales shirt. 1t
probably comes under the class of "yal-
lsr-kivered" productions.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

E The Feuians are agsiu up in Irs-
land. and wars and romors of wars come
over the Gable. About the only result
will be, to GIL che iails with Fenians.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

>EE Artemus Wards will provides
that, after the death of his mother. his
property shall be applied to the purpose
of establishing an asylum for printers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

~ The rebel women of Washington
are said to be making baby clothes for
Mrs. JEFF. Davis. My be it is for JED.
himself. ~ -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and
IMrRovED ROSE WASH cures secret and deli
cate disorders in al their stages. at little ex.
pense, little or no change in diet. no inconve
nience, and no exposure. IL 10 pleasant IN
taste and odor, immediate in its action, and
free from all injurious properties.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
E The name of Nathan Price, Age,

~ The name Of Nathan Price. Agent
Of the Kickapoos. figures among the ap-
pointments rejected by the Senate. This
was evidently Pomeroy's work. for the
benefit of F. G.. Adams, whose life was
involved in the issue. as he will die the
moment be is wesued from the public
teat.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
Announcenaenf.

~ - = AHAOu0Ceme0Es
Ma. EprroR:-Please announce the name Of
o. @. Whitney as candidate for the Office Of
lsStof Of white Cloud. and Of Jnsties Of the
rSSksJ6s lows fownship. ~ ebligs
sss,<g fs s.s7s'az in.s MANY VOTERS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

FOR NON-RETENTiON on INCONTI.
NENCE Of Urine, irritation, Inflammation or
liberation of the bladder OF kidneya. diseases
of the prosirate glands, stone in the bladder.
| calculus, gravel or brick dust deposit, and al
diseases Of the bladder. kidneys, and dropsical
swel.iHss, -- .s...-. ..l..z OF
USE HELMsoLD's FLurp ExrRAcr Bucur.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
The Place Yea are Looking for!
|THE LOWER SAW MILL.

nNHE Prcprieton Of the LOWER SAW
L MILL, in White Cloud. take pleasure In
announcing 70 the public that they have piseed
their Min in compiesU sepsir. fwiti6 the best
machinery. for the ssasos -sf l6S7s ssd that
they will resuwe eper.tiens st once. and COW,
tinae until the close ef the season. Their men
ere an practical and experienced uorkm
sao understand she vaass o. the pubIie. and
uill spare No eGosts 60 meet thoss wants.
Building. Feneiue, and eyery other dsscsipsiea
Of Lumber. yin always be kept ON band, OF
promptly rs~ed TO order. aud disposed Of At
the lowest market rates. Our Min - nossd
for turning or The sassshsss Lumbes OF any
- 80 !, 81 s:TT1fLoe j onross.
Fs~s sfS -sre
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

~ The March term Of the Court, for
shb Coussy. eonnssess % ssxs Mosdsy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
5pefial Notifies.

Hnnnibnl Il So. Joseph Rnip...a
Time Table.
TAXING EFFECT SUNDAY, Nov. 25. 1866.
Passenger Express. No. !. arrises $50 A. N.
=. No. 2, leaves 700 p. n.
Mail and ElpsessIHc. fsrivss 7:45 P. N.
No. leaves 4:30 A. n
s. N@ D. H. WETON.
censralASe. tbks Joseph.
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Marriage and Ce,isaev.a

AN ESSAY Of WARMING AND IN.
n sTRUCTION FOR YOUNG MEN.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematurely
Prostrate the Vital Powers, with sure means Of
relief. Sent Free Of Charge, in sealed let
ter envelopes. Address. Dr.. j.. SKILLIN
H0UGHTON, Howard Association, Philadsi-
phia, Pa. Sept 20, Is66-ly.