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Nc,x Orleans Market.


NEW ORLEANS, March 7.-Cor1oS-The sales
to-day amounted to 49Co bales at irregular prices.
decline. We now quote Ordinary at 1s 1sa2O,sc Good
Ordinary at 211Sa22c, Low Middling at 221sa23c,
SIddling at 23lsa24c, and Strict Mlddling at a
241sc.
The above figures represent the bulk Of the bus.
ness but there were some sales above the outside
rates. The market opened with much better feel
ing, and revival of the demand but with the move
tors many OF whom contended for prices 1c above
yesterdays figures, Buyers. However, who we're un-
able to pay more than sc more, found factors who
were willing to meet them at their limits, hence the
business motel above The market closed, tirrn
with considerable part Of the supply Offering held
above the ruling rates.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock On hand September 1st 1S67.... bales-l5,2o
Arrived to-day. w
Arrived previously oG'GIl-oa',4uo
552, GG1
Cleared Today. Observation-Disclosures. s,S9S ,.o
Cleared previously. 44o'uoo-s4Z'4i'
Stock on hand and on stipboard.. llo,ls2
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MISUNDERSTANDING Bills-1he rate yesterday

DOMESTIC ExcHASGE.-The banks are purchasing
Sight Checks on New York at s@1a Of: They are not
purchasing at present beyond sight bills. They
are selling Sight Checks at par.
GOLD.-TLe brokers were yesterday buying al
InIl and selling at Il Z.
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February *
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,

THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD AND BLUFFTON.
r-A THE STEAMER ePnOT BOY"
Captain ". T. McNEITY, win leave,
Charleston every Monday Night, at 70 O'Clock, and
Savannah every Wednesday Morning, at 2 O'Clock.
All Way Freight, also Blufton wharfage, must be-
PREPAID.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf.
March 8
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sTNERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS
gloomy attendants, low spirits, depression, IL
voluntary emissions, loss Of semen, spermatorrhea,
loss of power, { zzy head, loss Of memory and
threatened impotence and imbecility, find sove-
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SPECIFIC No. TWENTY-EGHT. Composed OF the
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at once the root of the matter, tone up the svse'
arrest the discharges, and impart vgor and enefei
life and vitality, to the entire man. Ihes LEV.
cured thousands OF cases. Price SIS per package u
six boxes and vial, or 81 per single box soid "
druggists and sent by mail on receipt o. PRICE
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMEoPAIhIo
MEDICINE COMPANY, No. 5G2 PRoAD"Al' AZ"
YORK septemberls
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sAa1E THE LAST -EAR
5. rM. Cprd. Rice.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1sGe..... 2s5 $500 :;o
Received previously ....l3-36 Iti'-' ''-'
1865 1866 9I5o
Exports- SID Up'd. Rice.
This week. coz 2555 104v
Previously. 1Os42 975o2 1881
1854 1Oo147 si21 o,o,
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woMENS7 LIST

A
Addison, Mrs
Thos
Aston, Mrs Re-
becca
Anderson, Isabel
Ia
Baxter, Mrs G E
Buford, Miss j
Blackrnan, Mrs
MT
Blums, Mrs D c
Bowick, Mrs
Kate
Bowin, Miss Ma
gJ
Breyboy, Miss
Mary
Bryant, Miss Mar
tha
Bryan, Mrs R L
BROWN. Miss Ju.|
lia
Brown, Mrs Peg-I
gle |
Brown, Mrs Lin-l
.dy |
Brown, Miss Rel
becca ]
Bourn, Mrs @ ] |
Carr, Mics Ann
Carpenter, Mrs
Agness
Calder, Mrs s
Cannon, Miss
Jane q
Carpenter, Mrs
Eliza
Christopher MISS
LILA |
Christat, Mrs VIM
Clark, Mrs G
Connely,Mr5 Ell
"a
Coulan, Mrs Jane
Cruise, Miss N |
Chisolm, ,CumberI
Dawson, Mrs JCl
Dawson, AIRS /
Day, Miss L |
Davis, Angelina
Deas, Mrs q G |,
Doran,Mrs Geor-l
gin |.
Donohoe, Mrs |
Susan |
Edwards, Mrs FL
Fenix, Diana
Flldes, Sarah |
Fox, Mrs W A ]
G. |
Gibbes, MISS bel
len |
Glass, Miss Mit-I
tie |
Gorie, Mrs Hariel
Gordon, Mrs G /
Coins, Mrs r +
Gregorie, Miss 81
Grant, Celia
Greig, Mrs Eizal
Hampton, Mrs AL,
mira |.
Happoldt, Mrs S
E |.
Hailes, Mics Sail
lie 7
Hayes, Miss G /
Hemingway, Mrs |.
EN-
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 20 @2S
Low Middling. ng..................24 ya5;s
Strict NIiddlng...... ........-...25 "a
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1sc7..... lS2 sly sdG ise se
Received this week. k............. l3o oe5t ,,o3o
Received previously...... T'4l $1,000 i7'-o
sO6l 2oS169 1854
Exports s. Is'd. Up'd. Rice.
This week. 62l lO793 6l3
Previously. GOA 1T3S9o llt'4
City and
local con-
sumption. 2coo
CGG5 1si191 1897 ,.oo-
Total exports and consumption. 6665 isil'l is'0'
Stock on hand and on shipboard 1926 1878 4o'
Of which amounts there were 827 bags ci &C"
Island and 4c29 bales CT Upland on snipooard yes
terday.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

FUR LIVENF.OOU.
A~e~w, THEFNE IRON SCREW STEAM
Nkza13 3S5 SHIP sPIONEER," J. VI. sHAcH-
LEIMILtdfNIS FORD Master, expected to arrive here
=asEszs4nin :=zssssn 70 few days. will be dispatched
back to Liverpool direct.
For Freight engagements apply to
W. B. SMITH CO.,
March 13 Napter's Range.
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BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP

BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
A~sr, THE FAvORITE SCREW
Nk4sD ~ steamship SEA GULL, n. P. DuT-
LIIEGBltS3N@ TON, Commander, having been tho
Ssz Sez roughly reftted, has resumed her
regular trips the line, and Will sail from Pier No.
@Through Bills Lading given to Philadelphia,
Boston, Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
aTFreight will be received On and after To-Day,
For Freight or Passage apply to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
March II WIZ Union Wharves.
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PULMONlC ELIXIR SPECIFIC

TTAS RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF FOR
Ill its wonderful restorative and curative qualities
Under its stinulative influence, and by its pen.
etrative agency this health invgorating cordial ex
cites general beneficial reaction and disperses the
impermeable distractions which prevent access to
other remedies. While gradually reducing the ac-
companying construction which attends the malady,
it reproduces the essential warmth and elastic vgor
Of the respiratory vessels, which, BY this remedial
combination, promotes the healing process by which
relief and cure il effected.
HemorThages are arrested and cured, with every
other concurrent disorder.
AS neither narcotic nor emetic properties Of any
kind are employed in this Pulmonic Compound, and
the most a'siduous attention given to the quality
and medical value of each component article which
constitute it, it is confidently and conscientously
recommended for its safety and reliability, without
restriction in generous, wholesome diet, or appre-
hension Of renewed cold from its effects.
For sale wholesale and retail by the Propretress,
Mrs. CECILIA RODRIGUES, northwest corner OF
MEETING AND SOC1ETY-STREETs, and ct the
Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE yoTTLE :1o5
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON

STEAMSHIP LINE.-FoR NEW YORK.
AI~eru, THE ELEGANT SIDE WHEEL
NS4ISIg STEAMSHIP "CHARJESTON,"
LIIEflI(kfla BERRY, Commander, win leave
@SsEa2s3 SsEs2sz. Adger's South Wharf, for the above
port on Saturday, March ID, at o'clock p. NJ.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGER CO.,
Corner East Fay and dAdger's South Wharf
March 10 9 Up Stairs.
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Money brings ] PEI cen:. 4 month on a-st-cla.s
coaterals and transactions Ct that rate have oeea
effected :or 2 period G: nice months.
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The New York Evening Post, OF Tuesday, March
10, says:
The loan market is working shade closer to-day,
as might be expected from the heavy stock opera
tons OF yesterday. The rate is per cent, with
few transactions at T. In discounts little is Offering
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Exports of Cotton, from
the Port OF Charleston.
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9pefial Notices.



o. sAis ssk cd eAss.f.is ss'si s's ~ Dysss'sir'
Without good digestion. there can neither
BE- bodily comfort . mental enjoy ynesi.
Between the stomach and the brain there Is
4 c,~s and wonderful alliance. II Ito one =
disordes,si, the other Is gloomy, dsjessed, in,
capable Of sGors. and indiaerent 70 all shss
makes Hfe agreeable 70 the hsalsAy.
ID this cosdition that any rational human
being 10 wiling to endure, whes she scans Of
certain, inmediste and pernassns relief can
be obtainel everywbere1
The Dyspeptic has bis fate in his own hands.
II he chooses to banish forever the disorder
that racks bis body and disturbs the mind with
uaneless horrors. be has only to step 10 the
nearest drug store and procure a supply OF
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS-
No phase of Dyspepsia has ever yet resisted
the alternative, tonic aud anti bilious opeyasr' n
of this potent vegetable specific. 1t literally
regenerates the iethargic stsmaeh rouses into
healthy action the dormant liver; psss so 3 ght
the dismal fancies that beset the mind. gently
relieves aud regulates the bowels; strengthens
the enfeebled nerves; restores the appetite,
and makes, IS it we're, SCw cnEATeak OF the
despondipg and debilitated invalid.
Ladies who suffer from indigestion, have
only to take small dose of this pure veseta
BILE corrective, once or twice day, to secure
entire exemption from the pains and penalties
of weak stomach. and that perfect functional
regularity, which but few of the sex uninter-
| ruptedly enjoy. nch. D.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-19

~ The Copperhead press have rsissd
the howl that the Grand Army of The
Republic propose to assist Congress in
sustaining impeachment. in case the Pres
ident is convicted. The cowardly. white
livered sconndrels have for months pas,
trying to create more war and bloodshed.
snd have been telling about how thsi,
party will'fighi. slay. and kill Radicals.
But as soon as mea tegin to stir who
have fought, ard are ready to fight ag.in,
they ink to their holes. aud commence
whining that force is threatened to execute
the laws Of the country.
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Correspondence.
lEor the Chiefi

OF the CnleI.J
RoY's CaErK, BaowN County,. KAxsAs.l
March I2, 1865.
EDITOR CHurs:-Will you be kind enough te
tell the Republicans of Brown County, If yor
can. why it was that Col. E. Bierer, Represen
tative from the llth District, did not pste in
the Legislature on the resolutions endorsing
Congress on the Impeachment question, and
also on Reconstruction generallJ7
1t is said. by those who are posted in the
matter. that Mr.. Bierer was in the House
only tep moments before the resolutions were
voted upon. If such is the fact, there must
have been some lodging done.
Others CAIN that, as Mr.. Bierer got the en-
tire Copperhead vote, last Fall. he was afraid
to face the music. If he did dodge, he evil
dently wants to occupy the position Of the man
who always, said good Lord and good Devil
as he did not know whose hands he would fall
into. Mr.. Bierer has not yet decided whether
he will be Democrat or a Republican. Per.
haps, when this meets the eye Of Mr.. Bierer
he will come out and tell bis constituents whe,e q
be stands on the great political issues of the
day, and where he was when the Impeachment
resolutions were voted upon in the Legislature,
As you, Mr.. Editor, are an outspoken Re-
publican on all questions, I hope that you will
give this place in your paper, and ihus assist
the Republicans Of Brown County in finding
out the position of one Of her Representatives
< RADICAL REPUBLICAN.
Perhaps his nose bIed, and he had to
go ou.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-19

iCousTY OoNvENTIoN We this week
publish the call for County Mass Con.
yeDtion. on tie 4th Of April. Consider
able interest sppears'to be manifested. ia
approving the call and ws are glad to
6nd the names of SO many of the old
stsnd-bys Of the party on the list. Con
sidering the season. q very lsrgs meeting
is not anticipated but il is to be hoped
that enough will turn out to make goot
meeting. The Object is to get all part
Of the County into harmous working or
der. and establish central authority, t.
facilitate future operations. The orgaui
nation must be perfected by Township
and precinct wo,k, after the campaign
opens.
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Dots IT Hrar MucH ?-Oor srticfs.
some weeks sso. concerning The nsnoer
in which money hss been wasted 10 90
called appropriations to State institu-
tioos, seems to have hurt terribly in Ger.
tain qua,,-rs-e.pecislly down q. EnPo.
ris. The News again comes st ns with
. heavy cargo Of personal abuse. evident
y thinking that il has utterly demolished
us. sDd thst hencsforth we will not NO.
st its fat pickings. Il prefers the
~eiehty charge. that while member. We
50, in our seat in the Legislature. OF that
when in our room, we read novels. We
acknowledge thst We were generally in
our seat, and believe the Journals will
show that We answered to our name ct
every roll-call and we may have spent
. good many spare hours reading light
literature. But some folks would think
soch things more eommsOdsbls thsn
spending al oar spare lime. aud more
than half the time during the sessions. a
the billiard table. OF the bar Of dogge-
~. or wsllowipg on our bed besstly
drunk. like some members we wot of
We never kept bottles hidden away 10
onr room and we never disturbed Ol
alarmed our friends ia the dead hours o.
night. nor had any Doctors bills to pay
in consequences Of our own excesses. Al
individual with ss many raw spots as tht
editor OF the News. should not indulge IL
unprovoked personalities to any grea
extent.
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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, 80: March 10, iaS8.


Items From Washlngfop.
The news from Washington CONTAIN.
some facts. and good many reports sod
speculatious.
The President's attorney. StsnbsFry.
sppesrd before The Senate. on the 18th.
and asked for forty days time to prepare
his snswsr. The Ssnste refused the re-
qdsst. sud gave him until the 2Sd. The
President and his counsel ere said to be
very much discouraged in consequence
They take this refusal ss evidence that
the feeling Of the Senate is strongly
against him, and that be cannot look for
any leniency.
There is considerable excitement over
the report that srsbel attack on Wssh-
ington is contemplated from the Virginia
side Grant has the svailsbls troops in
readiness for service, and transportation
wagons are ready TO move At q moments
notice.
Tronbls is also Drawing 10 Tennessee.
Assscret association of rebels contemplate
Q movement to take possession Of the
State Government. Gen. Thomas is
prep airing to attend to them.
The truth is. Jobnson's policy aud
conduct have brought on q very critical
condition of affairs throughout the coun.
try. His removal is absolutely necessary
to restors peace and order; and thsr'
msy be bloodshed before that is accom-
plished. Thsddeus Stevens is lying in I
very critical condition. The general i'm
preston is Tat be is on his death bed
and can live but short time.
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EE The United States Senate con.
sists Of 81 members, Of which it will take
two thirds. CAS- to impssch the Presi-
dent. 1t will reqnire 10 votes to prevent
impeachment. The Democrats and
johnson men number IL. There are
several very Conservative Republican
Senators, who are 10th to impsach be.
cause their graudfsthers never impeached
Presiden'; some others, who are jsalou,
Of Ben. Wade. and secret ly would prefer
the traitor johnson 10 the White House
to their rival. Wade: and one or two
who sre afflicted with other complaints
They may al vote for impeachment. fo
policy's sake: bat give oil these to tb'
opposition. on that question Fes
senden. Wilson. Sherman. Trum boil, ant
Ross. with the johnson men. S in oil
making the total number l7-and still
there is over the necessary number t,
impeach.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-19

CRY ELECTION Very little interest
was manifested in the election. on Mon
day. and very light vote was polled
The old officers were elected without OF.
position, viz: Mayor. o. O. Whitney
Councilmen. Milton UT, G. W. Noyes,
W. II. Forncrook. Wm. Fsirali. and
d. S. Msuck. 4 better set Of officers
couid not have been selected. They have.
during the past year. made substantial
Improvements. at small cost. have KEEP,
out Of debt. and have money remaining
IN the Treasury.
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REPUBIICAN
MASS CONVENTION

Repuhheans Of Doniphaa County: During
the late war. party d seipliue vas relaxed. and
party lines in great measure ignored. in our
County elections. However necessary and
polite this course nay then have been. the
causes which led to il 90 longer exissa Under
Ibis syst. IN. men protesting or priseiples. but
whose hearts we're not With ~. succeeded in
getting into respoasible oikcss; and some uho
we're thus hoporsd, are using the iA1sence
which We gave them. IN opposition 70 the Re.
publ an party and its principles. During that
time, too. in the absence Of any necessity for
strict party unity. the Republicans hsve Be.
come divided into factions, controlled mainly
BY local jealousies and personal considerations
This should no longer be. The Democratic
party has again been organised fn Kansas. and
10 endeavoring to eouateract the pribciples
which triumphed in the election of Abraham
Lincoln, and to overthrow the grand results of
the war for the preservation Of the Union. It
derol'es upon us 70 sustain those principles,
and to aid in carrying out those results to their
full completion. The Democrats will not per-
nit personal and local questions to distract
their patty. and We must not. The approach
ing political campaign will be one that has ne
yer been equ.lled in importance since the toun.
dation Of tn Government. We are to vote
for President and Wee President, Me.hss
Of Congress, State OGicen, Members Of both
br.nches Of the Legislature entire, and several
important County Odicers-making the elec
ton one of both National and local interest
With undoubtedly an overwhelming Republi.
can majority 10 Doniphan County. yet vithou,
harmony and unity Of action. our strength will
be of no avail, and We will fail through oul
own dissensious and disorganization.
Therefore, all who are in favor of thorough
and strict Republican party organization. upon
the great issues now recognized aod accepted
BY the party throughout the Nation; Who arr
in favor of discountenancins and casting aside
in future elections, the local and personal con
troversies ~hich have hitherto divided and es
tranged members Of the party; and who are ii
favor Of faithfully abiding BY the decision of .
majority Of the party. fairly expressed, and O
working and voting for the whole ticket, ar,
requested to meet in
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-19

CRoss EYEs.-Dr. W. Fl. Brown, oil
Troy, is now on 6 tour through The coun.
Try. operating for Strabismus. or cross
yes He has trestsd several cases 10 this
place successfully. His operations are
attended with little or no pain. and the
care is permanent. He will return in q
few days, when he can be seen BY those
rsqu iring his services.
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(For the Chici.)

Tribute Of Respect.
WHEAEAs, The Grand Master has seen fit
in His infinite wisdom, to transfer our beloved
Brother and Past Master. JOEL G. KELsrY, to
the Celestial Lodge above; therefore,
Resolped, That to this dispensation of an
unerring and inscrutable Providence We bow
submissively, believing that "the winds will
be tempered to the shorn lambs" and that our
loss 10 his eternal gain.
Resolved, That by his death, our Lodge is
deprived ofan apt and efficient ember, (though
BY protracted indisposition prevented from &C
tive participation with his Brethren for some
time past,) the community Of an unassuming,
honest and patriotic citizen. his widow of an
affectionate companion, and his family Of q
kind and tender protector.
Resolved, That We cherish with grateful and
afectionate remembrance his many virtues a.
. Brother, a Mason and citizen, and bis stern
integrity as public officer.
Resolved, That we, the members Of this
Lodge, deeply sympathize with his bereaved
companion and the fatherless children in the
great and ireparable loss which they have
suffered. -.
Resoioed, That the members OF thi, Lodge
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
Ressleed. That the Secretary furnish the
family with copy of these Resolutions, and
that he have them published in the Brown
County Sentinel, White Cloud Chief, and Ne
msha Courier.
EN-. MORRILL,, J Committee
B. F. KILLEY, on
r. S. FAIRCHILD, } Resolutions.
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DIPTHERIA.-Trask's intment has been
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Dieo.

At his residence near Hiawatha, on Monday,
the 9Th inst. of Consumption, JeIL G. KELSEY,
aged 36 years.
In White Cloud, on Saturday, the l4th inst,
of Consumption, Mr.. THroar WAI.oS, aged
about 50 years.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-19

~ The JET. Davis farce has been
again postponed. to April l4th. If they
only put it of until Ben. Wade come. in.
be will do all q President can to have the
old traitor lung. II Andy johnson
could be removed and JEFF. Davis hung.
on the l4th Of April, it would be pretty
good osIebr alton OF the assassination Of
Lincoln.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-19

BAILEY & MOVES. BY reference 10
their big advertisement, on our fourth
psgs. il will be seen that Bailey 4 Noyes
have commenced receiving theie Spring
stock OF goods. They are coming by
the cord. aud will continue to coms by
every boat. II is worth while to give
them a call. end examine their stock.
They have plenty for all. sn any quantity
desired.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-19
~ The Emporis bladder of concei

EE The Emporis bladder of concei,
says the Auditor of State made out bi.
bill and allowed it month before il wa.
due. 1t is mighty nice thing to have
kind friend in State Office, who will
lend helping hand. when one is hard
up. by paying little accounts that are mol
owing. This probably comes under the
head Of "outside means"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-19
TO CONSUMPrIvES

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(free Of chargc} to all who desire it. the pre-
scription, with the directions for making and
using the simple remedy by which be was cur
ed Of lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption. His oaly object is to benefit the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will t,y
this prescription, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South 2d ST., Wilismsburgh, N. Y.
may Is, 67-ly.