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JUDGMENT

Sarah Price No. C0-State of Lou.
VS.. isiana-Parish of Rap
Fountain Price. Parish Court.
Her Husband. March fern, A. D.. 1859
TN THIS CASE BY REASON OF THE
= law and the evidence being in favor of
the Plaintiff, Mrs. Sarah Price, it is ORDER
ed. adjudged and decrecd that she do have
Of d recover from the Defendant, Fountain
Price, her husband, the sum Of Seventy
thereon from the date of the Judgment,
and that her legal mortgage for the pay
ment Of the above amount bc recognised
on all the property Of the said Price to
date and take effect from the First day Of
January, lS47. =.
1t il further ordered, aljudgel and de-;
creed that she do have and recover FROM.
her said husband the further sum of Three
Hundred D0llars, with dive per centum in
terest fiom the date n the Judgment, And
that her legal mortgage be recognised on.
the properly of her said husband tn date
and take effect from the First day of jana
ary. 1851, t. secure the payment Of the
aboye ssini of money. t.,-.,
And 1t is further ordered. adjuAlged and
decrced that all of the stock Of cattle now
ip possession or control Of her SAIL .hus.
band, Fountain Price. markell with the
letter az and the figure 49,. lbn, and is
hereby declared to be, the individual prop,
ty of the aforesaid Mra. Sarah Price.
1t is further ordered. adIuASed and de,
creed that the cOMmnnity.of acquets and
gains heretofore existing between Plaintiff
| and her said husband be- dissolved. aud
that the said Mrs. Sarah Price b., author
ised to administer her own parapherna:
property separate from that Of her said
husband. and the Defendant be condemned
to pay the costs Of this, suit. -,
This Aones read and sig,ed, in ope,,
Court on this the 18th day of March, a. d.
1859. :: CH.C. BARLOW.
Judge of the Parish Court.
ATrue Copy,
j. II C. BARLOW,
eco :. Parish Judge,
Printers Fees SIS 90.
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arriving at New Orleans every Thursday
Morning.
March oath, 1e69-3m.
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AUCTION NOTICE.
BY order of John c. West, Assignee O,
4

AOO A4S4y NVAAVos
BY order of John c. West, Assignee of
e. A. Hamilton, Bankrupt.
DY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon
ID Orable the District Court of the
United States of America for the Dis
trict of Texas, sitting in Bankruptcy at
Austin, Texas-datcd October Goth,
1868. will sell, at Public Auction, at
the Court House door, 10 the Town of
Alexandria, Parish Of Rapides, State of
Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, the oath day Of APRIL,
1869,
ut IL o'clock NJ, the undivided one
half Of the following tract of land and
improvements thereon, tO-wit:
Lots Nos. I, g and 3, Section No. 6 of
the N. E. quarter, Section No. 2, in
Township No. S, North of Range No. 3
East, in District North Of Red River
containing four hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, and being the Same tract
Of land purchased by Messrs. Hamilton
& VIM, from VIM. N. Calvit, on the
18th day of February A. D. 1868.
The Assignee, acting as the officer of
the Court, conveys only such title as is
vested IN him by the assignment in
Bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order
of Court.
Terms of Sale-CASH, on the spot
in U. s. Treasury Notes. Act of Sale
at the expense of the purchaser, inclu-
ding the Revenue stamps.
JOHN DELACEY, Sheriff,
Ex-Oficio Auctionecr.
/ March N-Pinter's Fee So
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For particulars, address
.. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
Jan. Is, IS69-tf Alexandria, La.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
Tins Drxasb Yon Mrsrxa. HsRs

TnE DExAxb StR MrsEIxas HsRs.
BrrTRRs.-As We stated last week. the
druggists and stors.keepers along the va
rious railways and 10 the towns Iyiag
convenient to them. ere now supplied
with Mi.hler's Herb 5i.ters. which is
creating such sn excitement IN the E ast,
IS to have neisly conquered the Geld for
itself. on the str.nsth Of its usquestions-
bic merit. In visw Of tho great demand
already springisg up for il 10 This part Of
the country. it "a proper that our readers
should be: warned sesisst worthless imi-
tatious. The genuine Mishler's Herb
Bittsrs is exclusively put up in square
sasss bottles. vith-s graduated measure
Of doses bows 10 the giass; . privsfe
proprietory U. s. Internal Rsvevenus
stamp over ths cork. and ia, done up in .
seat yellowswrspper. nth English .snd
German circular inside, -
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spisiT11aI NStiftsI...
Exnheranf Health

Is blessing vonshsafed to few. Even those
Who have been favored by pature with strong
constitutions and vigorous frames. are apt to
neglect the precautions necessary to preserve
these precious endowments. Indeed, as a rule,
the more healthy and robust man is, the more
liberties be is Inclined to take With his own
physique. Il is some consolation TO the nat
urally weak and feeble, to know that they can
be so inrigoraied and built up. BY . proper use
. the means hich science kss placed At their
disposal, as to have a much better chance Of
long life and exemption from disease and pain,
than the most athletic Of their fellows who are
foolish enough 70 suppose themselves invul-
nerable. and act accordingly.
1t is not too much to say that more than half
the people of the civilized world need an seea-
sioaai tonic. to enable then 70 support DE
strain upon their bodies and minds, which the
fast life Of this restless age occasions In fact,
pure, uholessme. anezeiting tssie 10 the grand
desideratnn OF the busy millions, and they
have the article in HoSTETTER's STOM-
ACH BITTERS. 1t is srAnINAL nxDlcisE,
1. e. it imparts permanent strength to weak
systems, and invigorates delicate constitu-
tions. Its reputation and its sales have stead
lily increased. Competitive preparations have
been introduced sd l5uusp, and, ~, far as the
public is concerned. - sAssssn. si.aths hope
of rivaling it; bu: they have all either perish
ed in the attempt, or been left far in the rear,
1t has been the GREAT MEDICAL SUCCESS OF THE
PRESENT CENTURY, and it is quite certain that
no proprietary medicine in this country is as
widely known, or as generally used.
Ten lightning presses, running necessarily
Sundays e1cepted) the whole year through
barely supply the demand for the illustrated
Almanac, in which the nature aud uses of the
preparation are set forth, the circulation now
being over five millions year. iaa.7.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

OEwARD have received the irst
number Of this now Magazine. conducted
by Capt. Msyne Reid. celebrated % Q
writer OF ronsnces, but the author Of
many writings more useful. 1t contains
SO pages. and has the beginning Of .
novelette, by the editor. besides variety
Of tales, poems. and articles of more
practical character. The editor has de-
voted much time to the study OF Euro
pean politics. and will especially aim to
sustain conviction thereby acquired,
that Republic is the only true agent Of
civilization. The Magazine is hand.
somsly illustrated. and is intended par
ticularly for the youth Of America
Price. $3.50 year: S copies. SIS; 70
copies. 1928. G. W. Carleton. Publisher.
497 Broadway, New York.
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City Ordinances.
Ordinance No. 80.
For the Prevention of Fires.


Be it ordained By the Mayor and Council of the
City Of White Cloud:
SECTION l. That it shall be the duty of the
City Marshal to adopt, at his discretion, all
prudent measures for the prevention Of fires;
a, d for this purpose he may, as often as he
may deem proper, between sunrise and sunset,
enter into any houses, buildings, lots, yards,
or premises In the city, and examine the FIRE
places, hearths, chimneys, stoves, pipes, ovens,
boilers, or other apparatus likely to cause fire;
also, places where ashes. gunpowder. hemp.
fax, tow, straw, shavings, or other combusti-
bles, may be deposited, and give sich diree.
tions for the alteration. change or removal OF
the same, or the better care and management
thereof. as he may deem proper.
SEC. 2. Any person falling to comply with
orders of the Marshal, under the requirements
of this Ordinance, shall, upon conviction there
of before the Mayor, be fined, for the frat
twenty flour hours, not less than five nor more
than one hundred dollars, aud for every sub
sequent twenty -four hours, ten dollars, until
such orders be complied with.
Approved January 5th, 1869.
JOSHUA TAYLOR, Mayor.
Attest:
VI. H. FoRScRooK, City Clerk.
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Relative to Subscribing Bend. for Railroad.
4, Il ordn;,,d by fks NJ, ,,,,s c,xn.;y., N,
Cffy of FLne Cioud,
~. W., .
,s,h' Az" of ina n ,seS On he n.'n
l"snI uay-o, anasr! - "a. " iSo'' pee'ion
Vas vas p'eSfrteu y,,e " 'hs oomhon SouhcN Oh 'he
0ny VI niae o;oau, PRAYING mem 20 pass an
~ a1Ue ..D:S %;. suoans " .ne qua'lnee 'o'ers
oI 'nts onys ~ az cary gay, proposition ior
T~ me Oi'y u, "Li'e cpn1; 70 saescrl9e ri,t!
i.oI;S nJvua Doi'1ss q .e G,p.Al S'ock OF tne
.'S Ass:ison ; anu NeDrasSa S Nailroaa company.
auu .m E..Ns " ure sC Oo"Pany 'ne oonus Oh
VI seia s'o.a "Pon cer'a'n conditions named
~ salu pe''uon, a"u uone o'neH;
DC: = aus I" appearing 70 tne board OF
,s.o ,h"n ma h,1e 1 ton ss slsneo oy
NM mn r..e ..au o"Ha va: e qushneo Vote's Oh
sa,u vi. ,a,; y, ae S'vIu' Young a. .ne last
..e'ai eiee.' n'i, anu s"e "a'se!s III sara pc
San.a;, :, n;Sas e Nv .1n'oeeu oy ,ne
oun.m ~ ;. - .u'o ,p a.;.:u " ,hs councii 'oa1
'"s =. ~ .nI pae p...o granted.
~ .nd counc;I Of ,hs c;,n ~ Wy! ~ s"e c may
~ H.. snu oi.n,;n " hs,S y, "n,.e ,n.s S'ouo,
Wa.oh n 1850 q, ,ha ~ So @ n uay vi
~ .ha "a, oc Wh;,s c,nuS h. S.Se =, 'us Mayor'
,ae O s;,o ~ e ou ";,. W ue'er"ine the
'oco"s U,m p'oPy.o C:. w,:
r.s'u oua, ~, 'ne O'E y, "l'e C'oud suoscrioe
rn.y nousano Do..as ei Tue Capitai STOCK
" .ne AGn.son ;n ,t snu hd, meHrt nairoae Gem
Pany, ana issue 'ne oonns oI lne City OF White
Oiouu, az par; 70 sa,a na',rSao company, IN
paymeht Oh s:ia seock, pay aoie 'hirty t3o) years
al'er da'e' Win seven " per cent; interest,"
payaoie annuaily On , sue n's. % aay 81 june, with
,n1eres' mM couPons lnsre'o a'acneo, upon the
iono"ing conoi.l1ns. and none otners, VIZ;
Isl. ins' saiu Nan'Iau snaii commence al
Ine S,y y, n'In.son, mS. na@as' anu run nor'n
mnru Yr1usa Don,p"An Oouh'y. Kansas, 70
:" "u,.e Siou' 0u:,'a - e Ts oonc IdoIesaio; anu
.nss sa'u isau OIpy s":n oe enuaeo
INV: u.e c Snousan1 uoials III ooncs OF ,ne
Siy VI nise C'euu suea me noao Is g,aueo
,rEin see o,v =. ASn'Sou .: ~ s.e Oh "nite
ooua' anu s.e. '"e uss auu tai's are laia'
sno tne h1ao y IN goTT running order from
htcnison' hahsas' 70 nite Loud Kansas
ana the nrst engine runs int0 'ne City OF "hite
Cioua' hansas, .ne saiu n.ifoao company
shaii oe en',.ieo 70 Tue !emsinIng twenty nve
tnousana donars 0! ni:e Ci0uo CITY oonds.
"a. That the esio nahrosd company shall
complete the sara koad 70 the City OF white
cloud within two yean NOM the 18th day Of
harcn. a. u. ioos.
3d. That Depos snaH oe nnih- by she said
hsiifoao COMPANY .lt1,n tee eoeporate nmie
OF tne City Oh nni'e G.pud' 20 eoss not less
sean nve 'eoIsano o9i.ars, wltnio one year
a'.e, tng comPiessou 9 .ns Ao.a scssio City.
% c; nss h .ae .hnm hlSs u .nseles' on
said City oonos snau become que and payable
on the srst day Of june. 4 p; fs7o. and said
9onos snah Draw interest," rom Gste OF their
delivery to said Kaiiro.d company.
ssh. That the City Of White Cloud. % soon
tne s.ocE consemp'a.eo - s1oscf,oec 20 sai1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday, :: {: January I, 1869.
a Piece kbout the Pnr.uis Of
1aappihess.

hoppineSs.
Tbs watheha Reporter is so uncourt-
cons IS to call Il an outrage. the way the
mails are carried between thst place and
White Cloud We think il the most
amusing thing in the wsrld. For in.
stance. the County Seat is only twenty
miles from White Cloud. yet it requires
four days Tor q letter and answer to pass
bsswssn,tbs two places. Suppose let
tsr 10 msiled st Troy for White Cloud.
on Monday. gbs hack from St. Joseph.
tskes K Il noon. and stops for the night
xAxhlsnd. Next morning. the hack
Tssurns to st. Joseph. and the m.il for
IowaiP sint snd White Cloud is stuffed
int pair Of sadals.bsgs. little larger
7Ass . doctors pill! bags. and started up
on horse-osck-srriviog here a noon,
hut not rem raining long enough for spsr
bon to return an answer to correspond
1ncs, received by it. Therefore. the an
Gssr must wait until "Wednesday noon.
when Il is taken 10 that days saddle
bsgs, and reaches Highland 10 the even
ing. Thursday morning. it gets into the
regular mail. and goes to Troy-making
the round in four days. We make this
statement. not to grumbls. but merely as
Q MISTER OF amusement. 1t is useless Ia
appeal to Msil Agents. Their business
j. 10 draw their psy. sud to oounive 81
the rsscsiity Of mail contractors. for .
Consideration. We wrote the late A gsut
. letter of four mortal pages, detailing
the abuses on this mail route st length
and showing wherein their manner o
performing service wss serious damage
to the community in general. and to our
self 10 particular. He never so much o.
ACKNOWLEDGED its receipt. or told Us Il
60 to Purgstory. Even that would hav'
bssn some satisfaction. The pressn
Agent may be of . different stripe. Il
tinss paat. We fought the bsasts together
ssd be might be disposed to listen to on
petition. We are somstimes almost per
susdsd to believe that this one Agent, q
least. will attend to the duty foS whic
hs was appointed; but then, We srs No
Q believer in miracles.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

~ Il turns out that al the fuss about
the Alasks corruption fund was caused
BY R. j. Hinton, who had heard some.
body say something. and slraightwsy
made great buResboo Of 1t. in one Of
his newspaper letters. 1t was . great
DIRE from . vsry small N after; for Hinton
is one Of the most contemplate scrib-
blers that ever learned to use Q pen.
When he is not . tool for somebody, he
10 msking . noodle of himself.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

~ One Henry Bergh. President Of
the Association for the Prevention ol
Cruelty to Animals. 10 making somewhs
Of . nuisance Of himself. He virtually
scolds God Almighty for giving man
control ovsr bsasts. and permitting him
to use certain kinds OF animals for food.
He will probably devote next Summer to
prosecuting hssrtlsss pedestrians for trss.
ding on pismirss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
LIVER COMPLAINTS,

Jaundice, and all affections Of the Liver. are
soon removed BY the use Of Roback's Stomach,
Bitters and Blood Pills; they are composed Of
vegetable medicinal extracts, With especial -.
ference to their direct action on the liver sad
digestive apparatus. Sold BY
THOS. O. SHREvE, Drsggist.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

TRE FAuLrs or OTHERS. q. N.
Deuniug. Rochester. N. Y. writes II
have used one Of your mschines 6ftsen
months. aud it has given perfect satisfae.
tion. l fnd it very easy to operate. not
liable to get out of order. aud capable Of
doing every variety of work; while it is
entirely free from many faults Of other
machines. such ss dropping stitches and
drawing the sesm.-Letter to Willeox d
Gi55s s. N Co. Aprl 2, 1856. e
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~ The folIouino

~ The following distinguished In
hisns were killed 10 Clusters late battle !:
Black Kettle. Little Rock, Buffalo
Tongue. Tell White Man. Tall Owl.
Poor Black Elk. Big Horse. White Bea-
yer. Running Water. Wolf Ear. The
Man that Hears the Volt. Medicine
Wslker, Heap Timber, Tall Hat, Lsms
Man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

1xroRNAroN WANTED Inform alton
b wanted Of the whereabouts OF little
girl. sSoat l2 years Of age. named Mar
tia Ttomss. When last heard from.
shs wss living 10 the vicisity of White
Cloud, Ksnsss. Any one possessed Of
~ desired information. will confer fa.
soe by writing to her brother. Charles
y. 3hsnss, Silver Greek, Burt County,
Nahy1ka.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

Tan REASONS Why -Some OF the rea.
sons why DR.. Roback's Blood Pills
should be kept in every family are.
/ Bsacause! they can be employed 10 all
cases where "famils phssic" is requir-
ed, aud are perfectly safe in their admin
istratiou at oil times,
Because! they act promptly in remov-
ing all obstructions from the bowels. Of.
forddine Immediate relief in cholics OF
other pains.
directly on the spleen and liver. remov-
ing the bile and assisting digestion.
Because! in taking tbem they do not
interfere xith The regular svocstion of the
patient. or leave the bowels constipsted.
Bscsuse! they are made both with and
without sugar coating. thus adapting
them to the use Of every body.
Because! they being purely vegetable
srs perfectly harmless, and can be taken
BY children o. adults ct all stages or Pc.
RODS Of life.
Becsusel they are especially adapted
to the use OF persons OF sedentary habits,
and to the use Of females about to become
mothers.
Becausel they are what their names in.
dicate. Blood Pill. searching ont dis.
eases Of the blood. leaving the system in
full vigor Of health.
Because! they are perfectly gentle in
| their omar ation cansinp no oripinp. and
are Q safer. surer. and every way better
purgstive pill than has ever before been
offered to the public.
Bscausel when followed in their use BY
Roback's Stomach Bitters. they cure the
very worst seses Of dyspepsia.
Bscsuse! Shsy can be purchased at any
drug store At the extremely low price o.
twenty Eve cents per box.
Thos. G. { shreve. Druggist, Agent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

"NAsBY's PApER." We this week
poblish the prospectus Of the Toledo
Blsds. The psper Is SO well known, that
ws nssd say nothing in its favor. except
shat it will pfesent new aud interesting
sss.urss this year. We have made an
sr.sngsmsnt BY which We can furnish
ths Blsds ct lower price than the pub.
Eshsrs' terms. All persons subscribing
Tor che Chief. wanting the Blade also,
sill rscsivs the bsnsss Of our arrange.
Dsit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
SICK HEADACHE

Arises from disordered state Of the stomach
and bowels, and bilious derangensnt Of the
liver. and can be permanently cured BY the use
of Rohack's Bleod Purifier and Blood Pills.
Full directions accompany each bottle snd box.
THoS. c. sHREvE, Druggist. Agent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
CONVALESCENTS

Should use Roback's Stomach Bisters, 70
strengthen the prsstratioa which always fol.
lows acute diseases; it will be found far sups.
rior, as . stimulating tonic. to any Of the vine
and bark preparations Of the present day.
THOS. O.. SHREVE, Drueeiss, Agent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

PACKARD's MoNTHLY The January
number of this periodical. bsing the 6rst
number Of the second volume. is before
us. During the past year. this Magazine
hss contained more articles that have at
trsctsd public attention far and near.
than any other publication in the country.
and has established for itself popularity
never before .cquirad IA so short tisss.
Those who want Magazine filed with
wsll-writtsn. bold and independent sr.i-
eles relating to the present every day life.
can end just what they want in Pack
ards Mouthly. The price is only 81 a
year. Address S. S. Packard, 937
Broad dwsy, New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

~ Judge Miller. Of the United States
CiFsuit Cont. has made . decision that
will have an important effect upon ferry
companies. He decidss that no State
hes The power to grant the exelusive,right
Of operating fHries on our rivers. This
rather dsnolishes the theory that an in
dividusl or company may obtain char
sss to the exclusive use Of . given mum.
Der Of miles Of river crossing. and then
do - they please. snd prevent any other
person from interfering with them. 1t
vill put ferry companies upon their good
Behavior.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

N Somebody in France has diseov-
cred that electricity is = remedy for OPT.
ON poisoning. It seems reasonable. that
If . person were struck BY lightning. be
wouldn', feel the effects of opium.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

v A physician whose skill can be
entirely relied upon. is blessing to any
community. This is sminently true Of
Doctor Whittier. Of St. Louis. who con.
6nes himself to the treatment Of chronic
an other classes Of disease mentioned in
his card, appearing in another column.
The Doctors reputation is Union. wide.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

ESERor.-Ws like the energy with
which our citizens are pushing the rail-
Fosa matter. Within . week from the
day on which the Directors explained
ths status Of the railroad question. and
stated what they would like from White
Cloud. an order was passed by the Coun-
oil for an election on the proposition to
vote $50 900 bonds. and the Directors
were notified that the money subscription
vas provided for. This way Of mp and
doing will win the road. sure. il the in
tsrsss 10 not permitted to abate. and d.
Sids3 eounsels to arise.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

Eg S.ockinss snd knit goods srs
used BY oil classes of persons. and yet.
until recently. nothing hes been produced
BY the inventive genius Of the country to
take the place Of ths old-fashionsd knit
ting needle. which was the iuseparsble
companion ot ouf gradmo,hers. and ha.
continued IN OR families up to the pres.
eDt time. But The Lamb Knitting Ma.
chine is producing complete revolution
10 this respscs-ss It will do moro knit
ting iu hslf On hour than can be done in
q day BY ths old method.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
IADI1eilS

OF sedentary habits. who reQsirs ssasls pss.
gativs. will lind Roback's Blood Pills jass the
medicine they want; they are perfectly safe.
and can be taken at al tines; they contain 10
mercury or mineral poison, bat are purely vs-
getable.
THos. C. sHREvE, Druggist, Agent
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
NIGHT MARE.

Is one Of Tie Many dissasss e uh3sa Hyspsp~
'ia is the parent. p eject . sssss psssseR
should .sosd hearty fsod q sight. snd Aaks .
vine s'ass dil Of R,ssekis steAAsh Mtsssg
on retidpg r, bsd- se,d - = ~ 1 80, :.
IHos. G. saRsvE, Dssso;a. Acssea0
Janeasy 7-3n. -osa .a:ssssE si~ a
~ 4 ese = sni-sb ins ,ysinsl
III sasszsl.s, ss1caisssss; a.. sis-T ~ ys1sH
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WANTED.

All persons troubled with Cossiveness OF Con.
stipation of the Bowels, TO buy Robaek's Blood
Pills; they contain no mercury, are purely vs.
getable, and work like charm; can be taken
With safety BY persons Of all ages, and 10 all
conditions Of life. Sold BY
THos. C. shREvE. Druggist.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

~ A very heavy fall Of slsst occur.
red 10 this region. on New Years Dsy
aud the day following. 1t wss especially
severe on fhs Telegraph. prostrating wires
aud polss in every direction. We have
bssn building telegraph line. this week.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07

~ The Lawrence Republican. in .
description Of Senator Pomsroy's farm.
says that it is occupied BY his brother.
Rev. Samuel Pomeroy. There mnst
hsvs bsenss poverty Of nsoss IN thst
family. or else they thought Samuel too
good nams to be monopolised BY one