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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ Some OF the doctors Of Topeka
and Atchison have rqnestei the papers
OF those. places not to name the physicians
whose services are employed. when they
publish accounts Of accidents. &c. This
matter was discussed 10 the Kansas Med.
cal Association, aud we believe . resolu-
tion was adopted against the practice of
publishing physicians names in such cas-.
es. When the newspaper editors Of K an
sas want advice from the doctors, it will
probably be medical advice. They will
try to run their papers to suit themselves.
regardless of the high-struug etiqustts Of
the Kansas Medical Association: and
when they undertake to give nese, will
give all the circumstances that go to
make up the news.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

DEcLINEs.-It will be seen. BY refer
sucs to his card in another column. thst
J. P. johnson declines the nomination
for County Surveyor. which was conferred
sPoa him sgsinst his wishes. and recon-
neuds voters to cast their ballots for Mr..
FeTmsn. the Independent candidate. As
~ know Of no other aspirsnt for the po-
sition, We presume Mr.. Formsu will have
- easy race Of It. By yrequest Of different
parties. We have printed Mr.. Formsn's
nans on . part Of the tickets. and hsve
lslt others blank. to sccomm odate voters
who wish to vote for any other person.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

BRows CousrY.-The Repoblicsns Of
Brown have nomin.ted the following ex-
cellens ticket. which ought to be. and
will be. electsd:-
Represensot;rss-11th District. j. F.
B.bbii; 18th District. Alousn Cnr,is.
Comfy Commissioners M. c. VIII
lie. c. F B wen. j. S. Tyler.
Sheriff B. B Mann.
County Treasurer NJ. Rnbisson.
County C2erk-E N. Morrill,.
Register Of Dee,ls y. < Kl'neiel,rr.
County Surveyor Stephen Aldrich.
Coroner -Simsnn Wilkinson.
There are . number of independent
candidates. some OF whom eubmitted their
names to the Convention. and were beat
co. The Hiawa atha Sentinel establishes
its reputation as Rerublicsa organ. BY
calling upon the people to vote for indie
pendent candidates for every Office for
which there is an Independent candidate
in the field. We even hear It rumor ed
that the editor Of the Sentinel will he On
Independent candidate for County Clerk
He will probably be elected-"wher
Birnsm wood doth come to Dunsinane.'
II be should not be. W. would advise
him to run for Clerk of the weather.
II would be pretty good idea for tn
Republicans Of Brown County to site,
to the ticket.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

THE TOLEDO WEEKLY BLaDs-NAs-
BY's PAPEn the mammoth Weekly
sheets now published. the Toledo Blade.
the organ Of Rev. Petroleum V. Nasty.
ranks among the best. Its eight broad
pages are filed with the choicest residing
matter. and in typographical appearance
and general character it has no superior
su1 few equals.
The rich and racy letters Of Petrolea N
v. Nssby ara written expressly for the
Blade. and always appear first in its col.
umns. Nothing in the line Of humorous
Literature hiss ever attained the popular
iiy Of these letters.
Mr.. Nasty is now engaged on m
original novel. which will be published
in the Blade during the coming year.
These. with other rare attractions in
course Of preparation. ought TO largely
increase its slresdy enormous circulation.
We will furnish the Chief and the
Blade one year for $3.50.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28
The Election, Next Tuesday.

"a The Election, Next Tuesday.
At this time, in Doniphsn County,
there is no particular necessity to urge
the people to go to the polls and save the
country. There is but one ticket in the
Geld. with independent candidates for
two or thrss Of the offices. and the can
vsss 10 devoid of all bitterness and bad
issling. Still, the election is important;
% the interests Of the County, for the
sext two years. win be in the hands Of
the men elected on next Tuesday. II
therefore becomes the duty of every voter
to go to the polls. and cast his vote for
tbs men whom be believes to be the best
ssd most trustworthy.
The Republican County Convention
hes put set Of candidates in nomination,
some Of whom have been tried and found
isithfsI; the balance are known to be
good men, and come with strong endorse
nsuts from the localities where they ere
best known. With the kindest feelings
tor all who are on the track, we believe
Il to be the safest plan to stick to the
tieket-tbe best for the interest of the
party. aud equally as good for the inter
ssts Of the County. regardless of p.rty.
lndspsndsnt candidates. running in op-
position to the regular ticket of the party
10 which they belong, always receive the
balk Of the vote Of the opposition party,
This is not because the Independent can
didstss are wanting in party principle. or
thst the opposite party believe them to
b the best men; but it is because that
spPosits party. being in hopeless mi
sorify. seek thus to stir up discord and
disuniou iu the ranks of their stronger
opponents. sud thereby render them an
s,sy prey in tha future. And this spe-
eiss Of strategy is aim est always more or
les successful. The gist Of the question
i simply this: II the Republican party
h Of sny consequences or value. it is nec-
ssssFy that L be kept organized; and the
way to do this, 10 to stick to the ticket!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

LIKE KANsAs "A gentleman. who
passed down the road day or two since.
declared that he was on his way back to
the East, in orler to sell out and remove
to Ka sas. lie sal since he had sen
Kansss be did not with to stay East any
longer. He wished to hurry back here,
% be did not even wish to die and be hn.
ried 10 the E ,sf. That man hss certain.
y become ensmored of,be girl of tie
PERIOD" and We givs this inst q. il was
given to os by Q gentleman who heard j. t.
Lawrence Jourpol.
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(For the Chief,

HIGHLAND, KANSAS, Oct. 25, 1860.
SOL. MILLER, EDITOR CBIEr-Dear SIR
Please state in your paper, this week. that
am under the necessity Of declining being a
candidate for County Surveyor, with all dus
respect to the County Convention. not~ith
standing. Ny business is such that l could
not serve If elected. Nov that James r. Eor-
man is . candidate, I am fully satisfied that
he is the man for the place. He is an old cit
izen Of the County. every way worthy and
Competent for the place, think. decline
in his favor, and have no doubt but he will be
elected, and make as good a Surveyor as the
County has ever had. Very truly.
JNO. P. JOHNSON.
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~ The papers are already predicting
that ths coming Legislature will Be the
ablsst the State ever had. We suppose
that means that they will waste more
time and spend more money thsu any Of
their predecessors. This prediction has
been made Of every Legislature chosen 10
the State. and each hiss msnsssd to scat
ter more money than the one that precsd-
ed IL. -e
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tut!on Of the State. 80 as to provide Ef bien.
nial Legislative sessions.
9Th. A determination to abide BY the nom.
inations Of tbs Convention. and to do our u.-
most to secure the election of the entire ticket
Is puts in nomination.
w. H. SxALLwooD. Chairman.
Re,ort adopted.
NJ. Leland, of Centre, NOV ed that the Con-
ventios pToceed TO the nominatios Of candi-
dates for County Commissioners. Wood. Of
Wayns, moved to amend By inserting Coroner
in plaes Of County Commissioners. Amend.
ment lost notion carried. E
Cor County Commissioners, A. b. Symns.
Of Wasne, vas nominsted BY Jenkins; c. W.
Noyes, of Iowa, by Ewing: A. Bennett. oi
Wolf River by Wood. Of Wolf River; S.
Hatch, Of Washington, by Smallwood; B.
Brock, of Burr Oak. by Jenkins. Mr.. Brock
declined. The Chair appointed J. T. Wheeler
and J. B. Kennedy tellers. The ballot result.
ed as follows: Symns, 80; Hatch, IS; Noyss,
%; Bennett, II; Brock, 4 Mr.. Leland NOV,
ed that A. B. Symns. S. Hatch and c. W
Moves be declared the unanimous choice ol
this Convention. Carried.
For Sheriff. Mr.. Ee;ly moved that B. s
Campbell, of Iowa, be declared the unanimous
choice Of this Convention. Carried.
For County Clerk. John T. Kirwan. of Cen
tre, was nominated by Jenkins; H s. weila,
Of Wolf River. by Long. vote-Hirwan. 81
Wells. II. Mr.. Neeland novel the pomina
tion be made unanimous. Carried.
For Treasurer, Mr.. Smallwood moved that
Obe. Craig, Of washingt ton. be declared the
unanimous choice Of this Convention. Car
risd.
For Register of Deeds, Edward Hoverson
of WAYNE, was nominated by Whitaker; S
N. johnson, Of Centre. by Nixon. Vote
Blank. 2; johnson, 4; Hoverson, 30. Mr
Wood, of Wayne, moved that the nomination
be made unanimous. Carried.
For Surveyor, Henry Wilson. of Washing
ton, was nominated by Paul; J. P. Johnson, o
Iowa. by Jenkins. Mr.. Wood, Of Wayne
moved that the nomination be left blank
Lost. Mr.. Leland moved that J. P. johnson
; be declared the unanimous choice Of this Con
vention. Carried.
For Coroner, Rus. Williams. Of Iowa, va
nominated BY Kelly; Dan. Bnrsk, of Centre
! BY Wood. Of Wolf River. Williams decline,
. the honor. and Leland moved that Joshu
Taylor. of lows, be declared the uuauimou
choice Of this Convention. Carried.
Mr.. Smallwood moved that Republican
, County Central Committee, to consist OF thre
members from each Township. be appointed
Carried. The following gentlemen we're sp
pointed, to VII:
1owa-sol. Miller, s. D. Ewing. H.
Seaver. s....-..
} Wolf River-Abram Bennett, j. H. Lon.
, G. W. Wood.
Burr Oak-Albert Hazen, II. c. Cowger,
SutGr.
Washington-w Il. Smallwood, e. F. Dir
on, C. Poirier.
Cenue-F. NJ. Tracy, cy. Leland, Jr., E.
jenkins.
Marion-w. R. Power, VIM. H. Deckart
( W. D. White.
T Wayne-J. Wood, D. R. Kennedy, Davi
, Whitaker.
Moved that the Secretaries furnish copie
Of the Minutes Of this Convention to each O
the County papers. Carried.
Convention adjourned sine die.
F. NJ. TRACY, President.
JoEL HoLr,
@. f. VAN BusKIRKl e'e'"r'es.
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E We had thought the inAiction oil
straw paper was over. but Il is returning
in more aggravated form than ever.
Nearly all the Dailies are using it, and
many OF the Weeklies. The Chicago
Republican uses paper that is almost the
color of straw. It looks like Q severe
case of the jaundice. To handle one Of
these papers. makes noise similar to .
hungry OK slashing into . dry fodder
shock.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

EracooLss AID TRIUNPn..-oR FORTY
Y.ARs' RscoLLrcrIoss OF P. T. BARsun.
-WRrrrsx By HrxsrLs.-ILLusrnArED.
-7S4 PP.-HARryoaD. Cosx. J. b
BURR 4 Co.. lS69.-Itis is NOT every book
which 6nds hs way to oar tables that
''rsys" for reading; but "Strugslss ssd
Triumpbs" is q w,rk Of intense. interest
both - to the facts and sxperiesce it re-
cites. and 10 its rsey style Of narration
In his wonderful career Barunm hiss bard.
" done . better rfiing for the world
than 10 giving. 10 his book. tho salient
points Of . public life OF forty active
yssrs. snch g bot few men have ever
experienesd. or rather. such o. no man
but The ..Grsst 6howm.n" ever did ss-
periencs. From beginning to end the
book sbouuds in matters Of Instruction
and smusement to the reader. Good hu-
NOR. pointsi. piqnant stories. spiritsdly
told and Illustrating hup.n nature in its
various moods. are rem ark ,bls fssturss Of
ths work.
We cannot think Of . person in the
community who would not read { il in.
deed be can rssd st oil. this work o.
Bsrnum's with delighted interest. 1t is
fitted to the ehserfnl iresids gathering of
the family. the secluded chambers Of the
old bachelor. or Of the dsmurs old m,id;
for the poor man and the rich; the Sc
rious contemplation Of humanity. or the
Jolly observer OF his race; for those lack.
ing coursgs to face ''irownipg world. I"
and for him who rjoices in well.sarned
victories: 10 short. for man. woman or
child, whatever walk in life either
may be pursuing. Barnum has 10 his
book lifted the veil from many . matte,
of curiosity and wonder to the public in
bis noted career. and pointed every page
Of ths work with something 10 some way
useful aud practical for his readers tc
know. We shall bs greatly mistaken i
"Struegles and Triunphs" does not prove
the book Of the season. and We picture
to ourselves the tens Of thousands over
the land who will soon be laughing owe,
its humorous pages. and thanking Bar
NUN heartily for this crowning enterpris.
Of bis life. Nowhere. perhaps. can b
found comprised in the covers Of one booh
more vsrisd and recherche matters Of gen
ersl interest to . reading public than il
these 800 we'll printed pages. sdor nee
with their thirty.thrss excellent engra
vings.
On our 6rst psgs. We publish /,
characteristic sketch from this boob
The work will be sold only BY subscrir'
ton. B. V. Ransom is Agent for Brown
County. and portion Of Donipbsn. n.
will shortly call Oh the public. soliciting
orders.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

TERRIBLE AccIDENr.-A sad accident
occurred in Brown County. some four
miles southeast of Riawatha. on Toes
dsy night. the 19th inst. Three persons.
two of whom were brothers named Legg.
living on the Kickapoo Reservation. had
been ont at work, and had taken their
shot-guns along. to kill game on the way.
Returning from work. after dark. they
arrived at tine farm of jacob Meisenheim-
er. when one Of the brothers, with his
gun 10 hand. walked on before. to open
q gate. the other brother and the third
person sitting on the wagon seat. driving.
The one walking in front stumbled among
some brush growing 10 the path. cansirg
his gun to discharge, the entire load en-
tering the mouth Of the brother in the
wagon, who had just risen to his feet in
order to get better view Of the road be.
fore him. killing him instantly. The
person sitting on the seat was unhsrmed
Legg cannot say whether his gun was
cooked or not, but he has no recollection
of doing it. and thinks the accident was
caused by the lock becoming entanglsd
in the brush as be stumbled.
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p Csssty Treasurer.
The undersigned would respectfully an.
ncunce himreif as candidate for re-elec,iou
10 the Office Of County Treasurer, At the ep.u.
ing November election ~
CHARLES RAPPELYE.
Register OF Deeds.
We are authorized TO announce the name Of
DUNCAN MCINTOSH. .. = candidate for
reelection to tie ONCE Of Register Of Deeds,
at the ensuing election. .,,f,
el Cosnty Sssyeyer. ~
Eprroa CHIEy:-Pieaee announce me n a
candidate for the Once Of County Surveyor of
Douishan County, Al the November election,
Subject 70 The decision Of the voters Of ssid
County. JAMES 2. F0RNAN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

KANSAS MANUFACTURES. .--Messrs.
Cook and Chandler, of the Watheos
Wooden Mills. have sent rs . specimen
Of cloth Of their manufscturs. which. for
quality and texture. is superior to sny-
thing we have seen of Western msnufsc-
ture. We believe these Mills have been
taking the premiums at several Fairs.
The establishment is one OF which not
only Wathena. but the County and State.
may be proud. Such manufactures are
an immense power in building mp q COM
muuity. and we hope the time is not fer
distant when we shall have more Of them.
Messrs. Cook & Chandler deserve. as
we learn they are meeting with. abundant
success in return for their enterprise and
skill.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ G.. W. Click. President Of the
Atchison snd Nebraska Railroad Com
psny. publishes q communication in the
last Troy Republican. giving . statement
Of the progress. condition and prospects
of the Road. Everything is getting along
as well as can be expected. and will no
doubt be satisfactory TO ell who do not
expect impossibili,ies. We may bereaf.
ter find occasion to publish the connu.
nication, or portions Of it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

REPeEsESrATrvEs- In the ticket at the
hsad Of our columns. we published the
names Of the Republican nominees for
Representatives in all the Districts Of this
County. except the Third. (Washingtou
Township where no nomination bad
bsen made ct last sdvices. We suppose
they will have one on the track in time
70 bring him out ahead when the votes
are counted.
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H We h.v, watched the cours.

r. We hsvi watched the course OF
so many distressed. emsciatsd and for
lorn dyspeptics. Of worn -out and prostrs-
ted fem slss. who have taken new lease
of life. and gradually received vigor.
strength. health. and the power Of social
pleasure from the effects of Plantation
Bitters. that We ere not surprised st the
Testimouisls daily received. II it is .
pleasure to do good 10 the world. how
full must be the measure of the Propri.
tors Of these celebrated Bitters.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ JEFF. Davis is now in Baltimore.
The United States Government shonld
take tender care Of him. for it p.id $780,
900 to secure his valuable person. Too
much money to waste by neglect.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ Ui Keith takes the premium for
ths best lot Of potatoes presented to this
Office. They ere not only large. but uni.
form in size. He has raised over . hun
drsd bushels like them. and says the
freeze did rot materially damsgs them
10 the ground.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ Obs. Craig. Republican candidate
for Treasurer. has been bobbing around
among the people Of this end Of the Com.
ty. He gets .cqusiuted. wherever hs
goes. aud has gone 10 to win.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

DrsaRAcr. HRApsD UP. Axp RUsxIxo
CvER.-Georee H. Hoy'. . week ego.
was in Lawrence. in . condition border.
ing upon insanity. from the effects of Q
besstly drunk at Kansas City. and vas
arrested and locked up in the cslaboose.
lie was released on bail. aud placed in
the hands of doctor. to be treated for
delirium srsutss Tbs is the young man
Of mobile impnl.ea." (ses Atchisou
Chsmpien's volunteer defence. Who vas
for time led sstrsy BY his sdnirstiou
for some unworthy human god. but who
has "become q wiser and better man, "
and holds an Office to which his appoint.
mept wss zone iitto be made" the fright
man in the right place." snd sll sush
bosh. To leave hifsln,in sIobbering. and
come down to solid fact. this bs.stly sot
holds an appointment, at the hands of On
Administrstion that cannot be ignorsn,
of his character and his present conduct
X ansas mail matters were never in 90
miserable 9 condition. and yet the office,
whose duty it is to look ster them,
spends bis time in drunkenness. debauch.
cry. aud in prison. For Sid. Clsrke'.
sake. We could hope that be might retain
this tool Of bis in Office for year or mort
to come. ss it wonld do more thsn any
thing else to play out the demsgogue
bot for the suffering interests Of Kansas
it is to be hoped that Hoyt may be speed.
ily transferred from bis present Office te
some Iuebriate ASYLUM.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ Another Europesn bumbos has
Just landed in Americs. to make bis pile.
He will play with the fools who run after
him. rake in what little spending money
be wants. then 60 back to Francs and
laugh at his dupes. He calls himself {
Father Hyscinthe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

EE The Pennsylvanis Democracy
had better needed the sdmoniiios Of their
great military Saint, Stopewsll Jackson,
which afforded them sach . maltituds Of
good hits during the recent eaupaign-
"Beware Of that man Gssry!''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

INDreEsroN.-Very many persons sre
constant sufferers from indigestion. and
consequent debility; particularly those Of
sedentsry habits. and delicate fsmsles.
Speer's "Standsrd Wine Bitters" are
sufficient sntidote to their ailiugs ani de-
bility. Give them judicious trisl.
Sold by Druggists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ A hsndsoms reward oHersd for Q
parody On -EseeIsior." thss does not
commence. Tho shades Of night were
falling fast" the second line Of which
does not state that through ccrtsiu city.
village. or ether psiehborhood. some re-
msrksbls character passed: and ire frat
verse Of which does not contain tie word
"devics." Open to oil compe,itors.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ G. w. Lsrzslers bss sold tbs
Wathens Reporter to Messrp. Dreaming
4 Holt. Who viii shortly bring i oot IN
new dre1.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ We hsvs had unusually cold
weather. for The season, during the past
wssk. vi.h some pretty bard freezing
Mssy farmers had their potatoes still in
10 ground. and they are probably oil
ko4sn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ We call especial attention TO the
advertisement in another column of
erEEa's PoRr Gssrs WINE. spurs and
saadultssatsd Grape Wine. invaluable in
sickness.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ @. Shonyo + Go. ere closing ont
tAsir steek Of Clothing. Furnishing
Gooas, DO. Cold wsather is here. and
ihoss 10 want Of warm clothing at q bar
gain. hsd better drop in. Ses their big
advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ J.V. Hollebassh sdvsrtises for
two good jour Tsilors immediately.
Here is . chance for any Of that craft on
. look. out for Q siiastion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

SooopeD. Senatorial election in
Tennessee 10 over-and the child's name
i aot Andy johnson. Henry Cooper.
q the Senator elect. and Andy johnson
y lsh to swing around the circle for 40
teaesuits season.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

$1,000 Asp An ExrEssEs PAID!-See
sdvsrtisemsat Of American Shuttle Sew
isg Machine 10 our Advertising columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ Psstoa prsteads to have forsworn
strong drink. yet he Is at present engaged
on tear. Il 10 Voltsise.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ Il 10 % III omen. when politi.
ticisn is presented With watermslons.
Seymour was presented with big oas
during the Presidential cswpaigu. and
bis fate hes goss into history. Andy
johnson was lately prssentsd With .
whole wagon load Of wstsrmslons, and
. melsncholy fate is bis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ Cspt. F. " Keith. who hes been
90 . visit here for lev weeks psst. took
the back track for Cleveland. on Wsdpss-
dsy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

~ Prsiris 6rss srs raging in this vi.
einity. end . considerable smount of hay.
stacked on the prsiris. hes besn burssd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

{ MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

: ~ Ses sdvsstissmsat Of the New
York Wstly. The grsss rival Of the Led.