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Miscellaneous.
500 M I l. = s
or THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

Are now finished aud in operation. Although
this road Is bull, with great rapidily. the work
il thoroughly done, and il pronounced by tho
United states Commissioners to be irst.class in
every respect. before Il is accepted. and before
any bonds eau be issued upon II.
Rapidity and excellence Of construction have
been secured by complete division Of labor,
aud by distributing tho twenty thousand men
employed along tho line for long distances ut
once. II is now probable that tho
Whole Limo TO tho Pacific will DO
Completed in 1869.
The Company have ample means, Of which
tho Government grants the right Of way, and
all necessary timber and other materials found
along the line Of its operations also l2,soO
acres Of land a. the mile. taken IN alternate
sections on each side u its road Also United
States Thirty. year Bonds, amounting I" from
$4,000 to $4,000 per mile. according To the dit
Rculiics to be surmountcd on the various sec.
tions to be built. for which IL takes n second
mortgage as security, aud ii is expected that
not only the interest. but the principal amount
may be- paid in services rendered by the Com.
pSny in lransportiug troops. mails, &c.
THE EARNINGS or THE UNION rACif.
&c RAILROAD. from its Way or Local Bus,.
ness only. during the year ending June 3oih.
1865, amounted To over
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CEwixG MACHINE COTTON, from No. 10
Dto No. $50, also Sewing Machine Oii,by
R0BT. II. THOMPSON
March lt.--u rowsontown.
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HARBAUGH's ALL.HEALIHc LOTION,
III for sale by
Sept I9.-u TOwsOntOvn.
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Yacht Club smoking Tobacco

Yacht Club smoking Tobacco
IL every vhsTe pronounced by competent Judges. e. he
superior 20 others for the fuiiosing reasons
u 10 made u the inest stock grown.
u has mild and agreeable aroma
IL 10 anti nervous in its Effects.
u 10 free fIom dTags. the NieoiiAs
Having also been eHuartrd
II leaves no acrid. disagr-eAblc AfteTtA.te.
Does not sting or burn the tongue
Leaves no offensive odor In the loom
Orders for elegant NeerseAdhm Pipes
Are daily packed in various bags
II 10 Of light golden color.
Being very light one pound ~iil last
rwo OF three times as long a. others.
Buy u, Try u, and convince yourself ~
Your dealer does not keep Il ask him Go grt u
EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO
10 slse very good article. aud makes an excellent
smoks u IL mueh lover In price and % heavier hody
than the former and its sale wherrveF introduced IL
not only permanent bat constantly on the increase
orders for elegant hesrsehAum Pipes are also PLACED In
ths various hays ofthis brand daily
he sure y0u get I.Orillard's.
We are sili packing tioo daily In Century chsulnK
Tobacco. and have lately Improved lie quality very
much iOe,. SLIT
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DUPTURE CURED. -
MARsH's RADICAL CURE TRUSS.
Qgfcs-No. ; Holiday Street.
BALYinoRE.
MIR. MARSH. late Of New York, has opened
an Office In Baltimore for the application Of his
CELEBRATED TRUSS and INSTRUMENTS
FOR DEfORMITfEs. such as Club Feet, Bow
Legs. Knock Knees and Spinal Curvatures. Al.
80 on hand Shoulder Braces. Abdominal Sun.
porters. Pile Instruments, Silk Elastic stock
ings, knee.Caps, Anklots, suspensories, and
Clutches.
All the above carefully applied and satisfae.
ton guaranteed. 4. MARSH 4 co.
Nov. :, ls6s.-iy.
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/" IVY Milla."

TINE "lvY MILLS" between the Hillsn
IL and Hartford roads, having been repaired,
Is again ready for work. All orders promptly
executed. LARKIH REED.
Nov. 7.--5t
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ClothinRi ClothinRi

A FRESH STOCK Of gcntlemen's clothing.
IA Just received 81 the " Excelsior Store"
Towsontswn. Full suits AZ very low rates.
Come aud see our variety and learn our rates.
Sept. l2--u g. " CHEW.
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R E D IA c K E T
A X E..

FArtSfEp Jrti .. iss7 IEIsstrB Ars. ~ isss
Extracts from Letters and Reports 81 the working
qualities % the Axe
!. Your 3, bound TO BE- TuE Axr
II. Il will cut - pr cent better.
Ill Ny brother lost arm In the war but with
your A1e he can cut a. Neli as any one slsc can.
". hieoad not get another, twenty i've s.Sl dol
lars gould no, buy il,
v q uiil cut hoop ross better than any other AIc
VI would not h. without u for anything
VII Tie only objection zoe. far In, the wood
VII. Men ~ho chop Cor living universally approve
Oft sc, &c, al takaIus.
FOR sale by all responsible dealer. in the United states.
LippincOtt h BakeVvelI,
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
Manufacturers 81 the RED JACKET AXEs SANS
sH0vEl.s and SCOOPS. aud Ill approved shar.r. and
styles ofAxEs. sois owners of CoLhrES's PAf1Nt
Oet. 5i-tt
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Wood Land. Steam Saw Mill, &C.
1On ACRES cleared. aud $50 acres hrAvi.
hwy timberrd LAND near ~<hN
Cove Point Calvert county. Md, A-...XA
with g"oi DWELLING. STORE q
HOUSE and new STEAM SAW
MILL. all in perfect order. This pralrriy
fronts more than q mile immediately an ,hr
Chesapeake Bay. Part Of the soil is special,
suited Tor peaches aud other portions for grain,
A.. Mill aud Store with proper management
will yield largo income.
For sale by HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. - Paul ST.
May TT Raltimore Md
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Grocery Supplies!
C. LEWIS DUNLAP,
DEALERIN
Groceries, Teas, Wines,

IL " - II,
40, &C., &c.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT No. , CEN.
TkE MARKET SPACE:
RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. - v. BALTIC.
STREET. BALTIMORE. M.
LNAMlLY ORDERS hil-,i with the choicest
Il s"irctI1n at G"ols the market can com.
imand and PET up and packed IN the 5e,t nanntr.
sIoREkEEPEkS
Supplied with G,'ods At the Io.cest ,@gort,nc
dHd RaHUfdctHrers pr.ce,.
All ARTICLES delivered to- Hotels Steamboats,.
Railroads or private residences in the city. fec
oi charge.
Our stock of
SUGARS.
COfFEES.
TEAS.
Liquors.
FLOUR.
STARCH. SOAPS rnr,rs
CRACKERS,
HAMS. PICKLES A SAUCES.
POWDER. SHOT. &C., &c,
land articles too numerous 20 rlention,) all not
excellcd in the city either for quality. prices,
or variety.
4 Gull Is Solicited from An
Remember the address.
c. LEWIS DUNLAP,
No. - West Baltimore Street,
and No. Centre Market Space, Baltic.
Nov. u. 1865
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SONS oP TENPERAScE. -On Wednesday evening
OF last week, James Young Grand Patriarch OF
the Sons o. Temperance in Maryland. assisted
by Benz. H. CAN'T and T. ). Smith, instituted q
new division Of the order At Warren, in this
county The nea society is called Warren Di.
vision, and We understand, already numbers
fty-four members. The Warren Manufaciur-
ing company have very generously given the So
ciely the use OF one 81 their large rooms, and
have n - 1t appropriately fitted up for the use Of
the Division The officers OF the new Division
are as follows " r., ) Il. Griffith W. A.,
LoAdman 4 Ball. u. : X. ). Quinsn; 4. u.
=, J. II. Brown, Jr.; + 5, J. Brown; Trensu-
Fer, Daniel Green; Chaplain, Rev. u. McJilIon.
We trust that the generous example set by the
Warren company may be speedily followed by
other manufacturing institutions OF the State.
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WANTED.

Clergy men. Teachers. and Superintendent. Of sabbath
schools, and others 10 act az Agents for the
HOME BOOK or WONDERS,
uoFk 81 great interest fully illustrated also for the
COTTAGE BIBLE, AND FAMILY
EXPOSITOR.
In tuo volumes. containing nearly i5 Pages compri.
tnE the Old and New Testanrnts, with practical eNpo
sitlons and explanatory noes. by TnoaAs wtLLIAns
4 fEW ~ TIE MANY RECOMMENDATIONS:
FROM the late Rev. joel llawrs. y, D. Pastor ~ the
flFst Congregational Church, Hartford, CT know
Of no commentary cheap that contains great an
amount 81 valuable matter"
fFom Rev y " ERKleston. u. T., Pastor ~ riy.
mouth Church. Chicago. Ill chrcrfnlly recommend
u - the best commentary the Scriptures for general
use far terms and circulars, address A. HRAiNARp,
tlartfnrl Connecticut ft,et n ii
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A NEW PLAN


IrOR TiiK FORMATION OF LIBRARIES. both rub
IL lie aud private, for towns aud Villages At small
coat. The details will h. made known In a circular
now ready Address
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NetO Advertisements.
EAEE|lEN

MERCiiANrS " FARMERS d,sifing any 81 tho
WI above ~ ,hrir f,iL or wiSIEE trade ~ use,
should address u. n. ALLEN a 60,
Oct. ~ 1t T.. ~. noN so. New YORK
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N Q T I Q e!
WASHINGTON MUTUAL RE-
LIEF ASSOCIATION.
INCORPORATED NOVEMBER SIXTH. r,ss.

INCORPORATED NOVEMBER SMITH, IS6s.
"fLL insure the life of any one in good
w health. male or female. for the small
sum Of SIN DOLLARS. and One Dollar and
Ten Cents after thirty days notice Of the death
OF member. II Is proposed Ia increase the
number o. 5000, 50 that each member will be-
insured for tho sum II FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS. that will be paid after 81 days no.
tice Of death. This il the best and cheapest
mode Of insurance ever offered 20 the public.
ami the safest. rs ~ panics can breakit. Eve
~ member Is his own Treasurer. and only call.
ed on when member dies. to pay in the one
Dollar and Ten Cents.
OFFITEES
JAMES l.. RiDGELY. President.
FRANCIS SiIRiNER. Vice do.
SAMUEL KRAMER. Secretary.
BERNARD GiLPIN. Treasurer.
DIRECrO KS:
James l.. Ridgcly, Abraham SHARP,
Francis shriver, Oliver l.. MSrryman.
Samuel Kramer. Daniel NJ Reese
Bernard Gilpin, James L. Ridgelv. Jr.
Charles W. Bentley, Joshua A. Young
William 7. Il. saiFcil. Thomas l.. Mainland.
OFFICE IN THE BALTIC. COUNTY FIRE
CoMPANY'S OFFICE.
v. ". corner Of Lexington and North .Ni..,
BALTIMORE. Nh.
JoHN.H. LoNGNEcKER,
AGENT.
TOWSONTO nv. M.
Nov. II, is6s.-ly.
GEoRcE a. "RANSAN q co...
PARAGON
shirt w a ufactOry,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Particular Attention paid to Ordered Shirts.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
TO THE TRADE.
A Full Assortment Of Goods in our line con.
stantly on hand.
6S North Eutaw Street,
And 46 N. Groom Street,
tim o n 4, Nd
Motto Quick Sales. S,,sH Front 4 No credi,
Nov. u. Is6s.-iy.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Cheaper than Ever-i Gems for rs cts.
,. GERMAN,
PHOTOGRAPH d. GEN ARTIST.
yo' > and NORTH Grecn street.
door from Baltimore ST..
BALTIMORE.
re- Having a very superior light am pre-.
q.
ly lighted Photos. Cards and Gem Pictures 81
all kinds. ov.5.-2ms
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SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND.
In the same locality. Of which Four Acres arc
CLEARED. the balance heavily TIMBERED.
CHRISTIAN NEwIOUSEk, Tru,!rc
Apply 10 the Trustee on the premises or J.
7. Ensor, Towsontown. tfcb. 1T
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Calvert County Farm.

Calvert County Farm.
4 BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM 81
N 800 Acres On ST. Leonardo Creek IsOarrcs
IN cleared. balance in oak. chestnut -.
6S<S and pine timber; convenient Z" va ~
Ht"r: several fine meadows suita BILE q
Tor stock raising; fish. oysters aud wild duck.
Va season. Two good ,chools within two mile,
aud churches convenient Good Dwelling.
barn. aud all necessary ouihouscs PrIro st.0OO
For sal" by
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Buildings. Baltimore, Md.
May At.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
HORSES, VS., HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, AC.


THE subscriber. being abou, t" rclinquish
Il farming. aud also the milk business. will
sell at public auction.
Mt IL o'clock 4. NJ.
On neine-iay. ?5h day Of Norcnber. Is6s,
if fair. il not. the next fair day.
on the farm where he now resides. situated in
Baltimore county, on the Baltimore and Jeru-
salem turnpike road, about four miles from tho
city, his entire Stock ani Farming implements
consistngo Of
BIN "ooD nhAI DRAFT HORSES. 10
ONE COLT. seven months old A6
HWm 10 CHOICE Mich cows.
49, some fresh and the balance will
=4 be fresh early in the spring;
TWO BROOD SONS
NINE H fiSr snoArs. NA
four horse bread tread Wagon, ! two.horse
narrow tread Wagon, I two.h horse Spring Mar.
ket Wagon. ! one horse Spring Wagon with
pole and shafts; l combined Mower and Reap.
er. Buckeye Spring Tooth Horse Rake, two
horse Roller. three hors" Plough. ? two'horse
Ploughs. : one horse ploughs. Gang Plough,
Double Shovel Plough. Culiiva,ors. l Corn
Covercr. two or three horse Hinge Harrow. I
two horse Harrow. three horse Cultiva,or. I
two horse Railway Power and Thrcshcr with
Cleaner attached, | Masticator Fodder and
Straw Cutter. ! double Corn Shelter, I superior
Grain Fan. Stone Bed, Hay Carriage. &c. The
above implements are all nearly new and in
perfect order.
Also. lot of Hay. SHAW. Corn Fodder. Corn
by the barrel. large lot Of white Peach Blow
Potatoes. : barrels OF pure Cider Vinegar. ,
setts Of Double and Single Harness. Breech-
bands and Lead Harness for whole team. and
many other articles not enumerated.
TERMS ALI sums Of $40 and under. Cash /;
above that amount credit Of six months will
be given. purchasers giving notes with approx
ed security. JOHN SLAbE
JOHN S. BIDrisON. Auctioneer.
Nov. ia.
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A VALUABLE IA NJ,
FLO RING MILL a SAW MILL
TINlIE undersigned, as Trustee. will sell at
Il Private sale, FORTY ACRES or "a
more county. This property il IN. ssks
proved with a. LARGE NEW FIGURING
MILL. four stories high. with thirty feet over.
shot. four Run of Burrs and all necessary Ma
chincry IN excellent order. A Fine New Dwell.
ling. and all neccssarr out buildings
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Bay Side Farm.

Bay Side Farm.
iNO ACRES in Calvcr, county near tn.
.FOOhcad Of -. Leonard's bay land
IN good condition for raising corn. wheat IA
onts. tobacco. &c. It0 acres cleared. bal. r.
nnrc in hickory. chestnut. locust aud pine tim
Der fine meadows; abundauceof 6sh. oys,err
and game OF all kinds. Good Dwelling. two
Barns and all necessary outh buses.
For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law Buildings. st. Paul ST..
May 2.--t. Baltimore
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Calvert County Farm.

OuIVUEI OUUuIy EbFm.
A FARM Of 1870 ACRES. ~ miles from Plum
IA Point. Calvert county has a good -.
DWELLING with Eve rooms and hail. M
good Tenant House, new Barn. 1890 feet. r.
Carriage House, Smoke House. Corn House,
Stables. plenty Of water. = good meadow. under
good fencing and an abundance Of good Fruit
for the family. For sale low By
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. Baltimore, Nd.
Nav lG-tf
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vUE are prepared 10 sapply the pabiie Nth Useful
w and Ornamental Articles. Goods for Winter ear
AZ Az mn
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

PARTICULAR NOTICE White Cloud is
badly iu need Of good tailor. If this
should meet the eye of A. johnson. for
usrly tailor in the town of Greenville,
East Tennessee. (who afterwards became
an Aiaermsn Of thst viiiags. Gsd q he
is out OF employment. or expects soon to
be. he can secure a good location at this
place: and the situntion will be held for
him . reasonable length of time, If he
makes known his desire to accept. We
recently had . very good tailor, bat be
was addicted to strong drink. and neglec-
ted his business. and finally sought auoth-
er location. where he could not obtain
Iiqnor. We have no fears that A. John.
son will fall into the same evil ways.
The town is incorporated. aud 40 oppor
tuni'y is given once every year for honest
and industrious men to be elected Alder
men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05


Of this srisk sd sAssrfsl ssrid srs ~ Dsps,ssss.
Without agood digestion, there can neither
be bodily comfort NJ mental enjoyment.
Between the stomach and the brain there 10
ciese and wonderful alliance. II the one ID
disordsred. the other is gloomy. detected. 10.
capable of effort, and Indifferent to all that
makes life agreeable to the healthy.
Is this condition that any rational human
being is willing to endure, when the means Of
certain, immediate and permanent relief can
be obtained cverywhere1
The Dyspeptic has his fate in his own hands.
II he chooses to banish forever the disorder
that racks his body and disturbs the mind with
nameless horrors, he has only TO step 70 the
nearest drug store and procure . supply Of
HOSrETTER's STOMACH BIrrERS.
No phase of Dyspepsia has ever yet rsdssed
the Alternative, tonic and anti bilious oyerasi.n
of this potent vegetable specific. IL literally
rsYeuerstes the feshasgic sssAacA; vouess into
healthy action the dormant liver; pats 10 fight
the dismal tsncies that beset the mind; gently
relieves aud regulates the bowels; atreng gthsns
the enfeeo'ed nerves; restores the appetite,
and makes, As it we're. . NEW CREATURE Of the
desponding and debilitated invalid.
Ladies WIN suffer from indis estion, have
only to take small dose Of this pure veeets-
ble corrective, once or twice a day, TO secure
entire exemption from the pains and penalties
OF q weak stomach. and that perfect functiseal
regularity, which but few of the sex unintsr.
ruptedly enjoy. neh. S.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

~ We are obliged to the Reporter.
for telling N what We did and did not
see in Legislative reports. We reply,
that We did ss'. iu . legislative report.
in Lsaven~orth paper. exactly what We
stated concerning the bridge lstision.
We d,d not ssy 20 saw il in Lswreocs
paper. Perhaps it might help to keep
down ''locsl saimosit iss." IL the Reporter
would not snap at every trivial msttsr.
OF really no consequsucs. snd iuputs it
to local iealousy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

SENATOR Ross.-Laie W sshington die
patches contain this item. humiliating to
Kansas Republicans:
The Radicals claim that 30 far as csn
be ascertained at the present tins every
Republican Senator believes in the i'm.
peachment Of the President. with tie pos
sible exception Of Mr.. Ross. Of Xmas,
who. during the past two dave. b.. been
in close communication with Thos. Ewing
We have hear.l. for some time past,
that Ross was completely under Ew,ug's
thnmb, snd that the latter. to all practi-
cal intents and purposes. w.s United
States Senator for Kansas. Jim Lane
made ssd mistake. but hs was never
noodle TO Jesuit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

THus 10 DExocaAcr "A bill "a. ;..
trodueed in the Legislature. to .ufr.uch;.s
three Union soldiers. convicted Of ds..,.
ton, aud disfranchised By the Coost;,,.
tiooal amsndmsnt. They really had not
deserted. nor intended to. bot had lsid
thsmsslvss liable 70 the charge. and we're
convicted. Essry Dssoessiie member
voted ssaisss enfrsnehsins then. Da-
ring tbs ssssios. bills were introduced
snfrasehi.iss various individuals who
had bssa is the rebel army. The Deao.
cratic ns.hsrs sll supported these bills.
This exhibits the genuine spirit Of the
Corperhsad Democracy. They are in f.
vor Of eufranehising men who fought
against ,hs Go,srsasss. cad of disftsa-
chisins those who fought for the Govs.a-
ment. 1A7F
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

~ Oar old friend. Cornelius Dor.
land, arrived home, q few days ago. from
his Western tour. He has had enough
OF California. and advises all, If they
know what is good for themselves. to
ksep away from there. He says tha,
Kansas is as good country as there is
any need for; and that any person is fool.
ish who passes over Kansas to settle In
Californis. He has handed us a commu.
nicstion written BY an old and intelligent
settler in California, giving true account
ofths condition Of thst country. which We
will try to find room for 10 our next.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

AN HoNEsr MAcBISE.-The Rev w.
G. Hubbard, Of Wilson, N. Y, writes
to the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing M,chius
Co: 81 have regarded yonr machine
as the most perfect in construction and
working Of any have seen but now,
after taking it to pieces. l admire it NOR.
and moro. II is an honest machine and
l hope every man and woman who owns
one will take pattern hom it, in princi-
pls and duty"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05
DR.. TRASK'S .E
N A G N ETIC OINTM RNT,

nov the most popular Ointme ens il the
L United States. Il has heen before the
public OVER TWENTY YEARS, and its
reputation is fully established ~ . superior
Liniment in all cases where . soothing and
relaxing remedy is required, particularly In
Rheumatisa, Neuralsia, InAannaaiea
OF the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal
Affections, Sore Eyes, Barns,
Piles, Woands and Braises.
DIPTHERIA.-Trast's . intmsnt has besu
extensively used for the past two pears, with
great success, for the prevention, relief snd
cure Of that dreadful scourgc, Diptheria, sad
is, no doubt, the best known remedy.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
d. RANSOM CO.,
Propr's, l2l Main st., Buffalo, NY
MEYER. BROS. 4 CO.,
Wholesale Ax'ts, St. Louis, Mo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05
5pefial Notices.
ReliGi0as Notice.

Rev. ]. E. Huston fUniversalist) will preach
in White Cloud, on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings, March 25th, 26th and 27sA,
from the following texts:
lst. Matthew, xvi, 26: "What 10 nan
prc6ted if he gain the whole world, md lose
bis own soul7"
81. Psalms, IL, IL: "The wicked shall bs
turned into He'll. with all the nations that for
get God"
Sd. Matthew, XIV, 46: "Thess shall 70
away into everlasting punishment, but The
righteous into life eternal"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

~ Among the Senators who voted
TO salo~ tbs setTho.ss. Of Msrysssd.
to occupy . seat in that body. ne notice
the name Of Senator E wing. Of Kansas.
By blundsr OF the telegraph. the name
10 spelled s'Ross."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

H Those sudering from chrosic dis.
eases should not dispair Of finding relief
until they have tested the skill of that
justly celebrated physician. Doctor Whit
tier. Of St. Louis. The doctor pnblishes
a paper relating to the diseases to which
reference is made is his card in smother
column.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

~ In the Legislature. resolutions
were offered sustaining Congress. and en-
dorsing the impeachment of President
johnson. Every Republican Senator
voted for them, sxcspt Mr.. Low. Of this
County. We are sorry to know that
any Deniphsn County Republican, esps.
cisily one holding 60 high . position.
should unite with Copperhs,ds and rsb-
els in sustaing Andrew Johnsou's trsa.
sou.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

RoAp DisrMcTs.-Ihos. H. Moore.
Township Trustee. this weeh publishes
the numbers Of the Road Districts In lowe
Township. with the lands contained in
each. As The Supervisors Of the Districts
have the control Of the road money Of the
several Districts. it is important that the
people elect the best and most responsible
men to these offices.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

~ TIE Legislature has faslIy q.
psslsd ths Registry Law. We ps.soue.
therefore. that there will be no reRistrs.
tion made in this County ty-thst is. il the
of6esss receive official notes Of the repssl
10 time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

~ Sidney Clarke. in his speech on
impeachment, charges the President with
being guilty "of coruptly nsing the pa.
doning power for the condonation of the
crimes Of traitors" II johnson did that.
he ought to be impesehed, surel