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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

No CoxPARIsoN.-We have just talk
ed with several persons from the famed
southern spd southeastern Counties Of
Kauau-some of them who have been
there prospecting. end some who have
lived there, and got their satisfaction OF
it. They say that. while it is very
good country in many respects. it is not
worthy Of heing mentioned 10 connection
With Northern Ksnsss. In the matter Of
hssltb. soil. crops. rains. and especislIy
the quality of wster. Northern Kansas is
so fer shesd that comp ,rison is useless.
One man declared that he would not give
q township Of land in Dopipan or Brown
County. for an entire County in Southern
Ksnsss. This ia the doctrine we have
been preaching for year; and are happy
TO say that the facts have become SO well
known. that there is no longer my neces-
sity for preaching them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

w A Richmond paper defines old
fogyism to be "written advertisemsnts
sticking up at the Postoffice and ferry.
wharf"
There is . good deal Of old fosyism Of
thst kind still extsnt about White Cloud.
IF people would patrouizs the printer in
oil such matters. be would soon be en-.
sbled to do better and cheaper work. and
the advertiser xould havs some assurance
that bis bill would be read.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

The DOGMA OF IHraLIIBILITY-THE
CANoNs The printed scheme OF the dog
ms Of infallibili'y has been distributed.
Il contains five cannons.
l. II any one shonld say that the Epis-
copsl chair Of the Rom an Church ia not
the true and infsllible chair of Blessed
Peter. or that it has not been divinsly
chosen by God as as the most solid, in
hefect,hle. and inc"rruptible rock Of the
whole Christian Church. let him be au-
athena
2 II sny one should say that there ex-
lists in the worli. smother infallible chair
nf the truth of the Gospel of Christ onr
L"d. d s'iuct and separate rom the chair
Of B!e-s"d Peter. let him he ana,hpma.
8 II any one shonli deny that the di-
vine mag g's'er,um Of the chair OF Blessed
Peter is necessary to the trns way oI
eternal salvation for all men. whether un
f.i,h'ul. whether laymen or bishops. lei
him be an.tbpms.
a II nny one should say thst each Ro.
man Pontif legitimately elected. ia no,
bv Divine right ths successor Of Blessed
Pster. even in the gif, Of the infallhiluy
Of magisfsrium. aud shonii deny to anv
one Of ih"m the prerog.tives oil infsllihil
iry for teaching the Church the Word OF
God pnre fr' m all corruption and error.
Iet him he sn,ihema.
D II any one shonld say that goner q
connci's are established hy God in tie
Church asa power o' feeding the Divine
flock in the world Of faith ,up-rior to the
Roman P"n'iif. or squal to him. or nee
sasary by Divine institution in orlor iha
the msg's'erium Of the Roman Bishop
should be preserved infallibls. let him be
snsthems.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

CANpIoATEs.-We have seen the name
Of Cspt..W. Ii. Smsllwood. of this Coun-
ty. mentioned in several papers. as q can
didste for Secretary Of State. and under,
stand th.t be will bee q candidate before
the Republican State Convention. Capt.
Smsllwood is competent and worthy
man. and will ron, il at all. upon his own
merits.
We have heard it said that there will
be at least one other candidate from this
County before the State Convention. and
it has been thought the claims Of the two
would conflict, and that they would work
against each other. This need not be.
Doniphau County can expect no more
than one candidate on the ticket. Let
delegates be elected who are friendly to
all these candidates. and when they 60 to
the Convention. it csn easily be ascer-
tanned who is the strongest man. and is
most likely to succeed. Then let the
friends OF the candidates who have no
possible show. all unite upon and work
for the one who may be the strongest. In
this way we can have peace. and Doni-
phsn County will stand 9 good chance
for Q representative upon the ticket.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

LARGE JOB "A man from Son thern
Kansas came into our biudery yesterday,
with an immense bundle under bis arm
and wanted to know il We bound books
"Certainly," replied our polite foreman;
"in any form. What il the nature oil
yonr work. "Here it is." said the en-
terprising man. 1T contains fall and
complete letters Of Geo. A. Crawford. so
lici,ing my support of him for Governor
ever since 1861" He finally contracted
to have it put mp in two volumes, sheep
binding.-Lowrence Tribune.
That is very nice story. John. But
there is q book already bound. from the
facile pen of John Speer. A. NJ. called
"Speer's Digest Of the Business Men o,
Ksnsas." that inst now ..hss the run"
and We would advise "that man from
Southern Kansas" to wait for q more
propitious season for the publication of
his book. This digest was the result Of
four years. labor. and Was bound BY the
United States at a cost of one hundred
and sirty thousand dollars!
We believe there is but one COPY o
"Speer's Digest" extsnt. and George 7.
Anthony. Of Lsavenworth. was its custo.
dian at last sccounts.-Fort Scott Moni
tor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

A CoSuxDnux "A Washington cor
respondent Of the Chicago Tribune. who
recently visited the Patent Office, to ex-
anime Indian trophies and other relics.
tells Of meeting on old widowsr there.
who she'd tears as be looked at an ancient
quilt: and he makes the singular state.
ment. that "thoss widower's tears made
Washington and his wife rise up before
me alive"
The puzzle is. why should q widoxer
crying over an old quilt. remind any one
Of Washington and his wife!
OF course. you give it up.
1t is because none of them could climb
a tree backward.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

Nsw PApER.-We have received the
first number OF the Southern Kansas Ad
vocste. published at Ls Roy. Cofsy
County, by L. G. Goodrich & Co; Rob-
ert Stuart Wsddle, editor. 1t does not
appear to have any vi.ible politics: but
the conductors boast that they come-of
respectable families; are blind followers
of nobodys Administration: mean to
criiicise the abuses which the Republic
grosns under; do not propose to follow
the fashions set BY the diney.looking
n w>pspers Of Kansas: have ideas Of their
own. and do not intend to deal in the
hsckneyd ideas of other newspapers.
which ought to insure them q welcome Of
an extra quality from the people Of Kan
sas-sll of which means. that they are o
little better and smarter than the common
trash of Kansas. and when they get .
good ready. will show the Democratic
color.. and presently get their eye.teeth
cut
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23
The Fearth.

A large and enthusiastic gathering Of
citizens was had at the Court House in
Troy, on tn. evening Of June Is h. ia
take into consider nion the proper msu.
ner of celebrating the 4'h of July next.
The meeting organized with Mayor
Smith chsirmsn. and F. Bsbcock
Secretary.
Ga motion it Was unanimously car
rie,i ~ the sense Of this meeting that tha
coming anniversary Of our nations birth
day be celebrstsi at this place. and that
every person in D"nuiphsn Csnn'y.. cir
respective of age. seq. race. color or pre-
vious condition OF servituis. be invited
to be present hero on the fourth day oI
Julv neYt, to s.s'st in commemora,ing
..the time that tried mems souls" anil in
doing so. strive TO perpe'nate the memory
Of the glorious deeds mt only o'ho.e pa
triots who created this nations ,xistence,
AMI whose example has to this time con-
tributed to make this great and pros
porous people. hat also oil those Others
whose Efforts have presfrvs it through
the fiery tribuls ion Of these later times.
On motion Of Col Leland . Commit
tee Of 81 EN- persons were appointed ia
make arrangements Tor the proposed Gel
ehration. TIE names of the following
gentlemen hsing Suggested, the Chair
man acco, dinghy spp"inied 81 sueh Com
mittee: L. Smmt. II. G. Hawkins. B
S. Campbell. G. Leland. Jr.. E. j. Jen.
kins. w. NJ. Shepherd. Jos. Ni<on. \
X. S'on,. NJ Fish. E. II. LaDnr. J. r.
K;rwan. F.M Tracy. j. R-ville. Col
Lel.nd. II Boiler. Jr.
Ga motion it was carried that th'
Chairman OF said committee have power
to increase the number by apPo'ntin,
others. AID to fill the vscancies of thOs
who do not serve.
Ga motion It vas ordered that a cop,
Of the proceedings be sent to each news
paper in the Comfy for publication.
Meeting then sdjourned.
l. SMITH. Chairman.
+. BABcocK. Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

LospoH, June lO.-The friends of the
deceased au,hor have made an applica.
tion to Desn Stanley for permission to
inter the remains 10 Westminster Ab
bsy.
The prince Of Wales ia nnder>tooi to
have sent one Of his household. or to have
called in person upon the f,mily. 10 rs-
press bis deep regret st the death.
Mr.. Motley. tbs Uni,ei S,rtss Minis
ter. has taken occssion to express TO the
family. on behalf Of the Americau peo-
pie, the sense Of his grief.
Cable dispatches were receivel during
to day. from Boston aud New Yo'k. as
king for details Of the sad event.
Mrs. Dickens is deeply grirv-i at her
husbands death. and viii gladly give
assent to any rlan to do honor to her
husband.
1t is nnders.ood ths. Dickens new
novel. THE Mystery Of Ed~in brood" /"
has been sufficiently completed to secure
the prompt publication of the story.
Many Americans at London have been
calling to-day at the Office Of the Amer
icsn Press Association to obtain psrtic.
ulars with reference to the desth. of Mr.
Dickens.
The pail bearera have not yet been
named. bot We are-fnf,rmed that Mr.. B.
w. Proctor barry Cornwali). Lard
Lytton. John La,hrcp Motley. ]. B
Blackstone. Bepjamin Disrseli. A. W.
Kinglnke William Fl. Rnssell. Lord
Houghton. Shirley Brooks, and Wilkie
Collins will be selected.
The physici,ns of Mr.. Dickens state
that they had long warned their distiu-
enished patient Of the danger of his in.
tense mental and bodily exertions. Mr..
Dickens had assured them that upon bis
retirement from reading. which took
place some months since, and the com
plstion Of Edwin Drood." be would
take long season OF rest.
1t was understood that be intended to
visit America and make . social trim
through the West ss far as California.
Among those who took occasion to
express to the family in person. or By let.
ter. their confidence. were Thomas Car
lyle. Charles Kingsley. Anthony Troll
lnpe. Edmund Yates. Matthew Arnold.
Victor Hugo. Edward L,boulsye. Mr..
Gladstone George II. Lewis. Alfred Ten.
nyson. and large number OF the noble.
men and professional men Of London.
1t is understood that the Q,-een will
confer upon Mr.. Dickens. with reversiou
to the eldest son. peersge.
Mr.. Dickens leaves q comfortable for.
time. The copyright Of most of bis books
rem aims with his family.
PARIS. June l0-The English and
American residents are making arrange.
mrnts to hold meeting to express their
deep grief at the death Of Mr.. Dickens.
EDINDUnaH. Scotland. June 10.-The
announcement Of the death of Mr.. Dick.
ems created q profound sensation in Ell.
inbnrg. where he had many friends. and
where he recently had made q public sp-
pearance. Arrangements have been m sje
to pay proper honors TO his memory.
LIvEErooL, June l0-Midnigh'.-The
literary aud educational associations ol
Liverpool made arrangements tonight
tor -iha ob--quisA O iMs pi~4sns. The
announcement Of his death credfed pro.
fonnd sensation.
DUBLIN. June 10-the news OF the
death Of Mr.. Dickens arrived here ,hi.
morning. There is general feeling oI
grief. and it is proposed that the day ol
the funeral be generally observed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, ::::: June .. 1870.


Last week. ue Published statement Of
the expenditures Of the County o. allow
eiby the Commissioners. from the begin
ming of January to the last meeting Of the
Board. Certain items in the list attract.
ed our attention. and sus9eat an inquiry
We do not propose to 6ud fanlt. for II
may be oil right end necessary; but We
ask chiefly for Information. 1t is in re-
lstion to psnpers.
The County. at considerable expense.
has bought and fitted up . poor farm.
1t has been rented out to man, who has
esgsgcd to take care of the County pan
pers. the srount Of his rent to spply a.
payment for such service. - far Is it goes.
Since Jsnusry. the County has paid him
very close to 5000 for care Of the poor
Bot We end that the amount expended
during the same time. for the support Of
psupers outside OF the institution. scatter
ei ell over the County. was more than
5000. 0ae Charles Johns. alone. has
cost the County within fraction OF s240
His hospital bill at St. Joseph was over
$50; and for conveying him to the hos
pital. an individual was paid sufficient
sum to have sent him to Europe by mail.
OF letter rate postsge.
The question we want to ask is: Why.
since we have house for the poor, are
these paupers permitted to remsin and
draw money for their maintenance all
over the County! Such bills sre iuvsri-
ably high. and their support in body.
at place appointed for that purpose.
would cost . great deal less. OF course.
there are some necessary outsids expenses,
as toe helpless poor must be supported
somewhere until they can be got to the
poor house; but it seems to us. that the
proper way would be. as soon as person
il found to be in such condition as to
be public charge. to send him or her to
the poor house st once. instead Of being
allowed to forage around here and and
there. and to run up exc, bitant bills for
the County to pay.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23
H The Atcbison Champion max

@ The Atchison Champion makes
q terrible onslaught on Senator Ross.
burying him beneath an avalanche ol
sdjoctivss. and accusing him Of betrsying
Ksnsss and all his friends. As the
Champion did not ''fssh it's thumb" abou!
Ross vote on impeachment. his vote
sgsinst Stanton, his servitude to E wing.
or any other of his acts sntsgonistic to
the principles and interests Of the Repub.
lirau party. it may be wondered what
Ross has done now. to make him the vic.
tim Of adjectivscids. Why. be voted
against the additional land grant to the
Central Branch Railroad Thereby he be-
trsyed Kansas and every friend be had iu
the world. Had he only sent telegraph
ic despstch expressing friendship for the
road. be would have been sure Of - en-
thusiastic welcome when be visited Atch.
isonl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

Hats and bonne,s of, for the TWO
graphical Ulio,! Ii his been di GOV.
cred that woman has as good a right
TO earn an honest living rs q man. has
abandoned the old iogy idea of opposing
women printers. and has given the best
possible proof Of it's strength in the faith,
by electipg woman as Secretary. H"n.
or I" The Typographical Unionl-it hs.
done a sensible and graceful thing! Now
let us see the right Of negroes rqn,lly IN.
disrn'ei; AMI no the sale basis Of rqu.i
rights for oil. let us have psace.-V Y
Tribune
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

HKansas needs law either to prohibit
County Clerks from being Railroad dirsc-
tors. or devolving the duty Of assessing
railroads upon persons who srs disinter,
ested. We 6nd that the railroad assess.
ment in this County does not give satis-
faction.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23
WANTED.
10000 BUSHELS OF GRAH.

EOR which we will pay the highest market
u price, on delivery st our Elevator, In
White Cloud. on the Levee.
Liberal advapces made on contracts foe 70 i.
ture delivery.
Farmers can rely upon getting from 10 10
cents more per busheI for their corn here than
at any point on the Sc. Joseph and Denver
Raiho ~ We have superior facilities for
shipping. and are prepared TO handle from
2 900 70 ; 900 bushels per day, and NO re- -ship-
ments- Farmers will ind It to their advan-
tsge to call and see us before disposiug Of
their grain.
We have msde arrangements By which vs
will pay ~ eehts per bashel more than the
market price for corn. II tax On in lumber, fos
which re viii give orders tn the miils,
MOVES & MOORE.
White Cloud, Ap.;, 7, 1870.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

OLD Pox.-I. appears from the pro-
eeeding in Congress. yesterday. ihst the
Sens'e begins to understsnd the Kansas
Real Estate Agent. Senator Davis as
ked him il there Was any stesisge con-
nected with csrtain bill the agent wss
Urging. He was assured by the sgeni
there vas none. Mr.. Davis seems to
have regarded the answer % conclusive.
Possibly the word Of the agent wsa not
deemed 80 decisive BY oil the seosts.
The bill. We make bold to ssy. will bear
watching - Cineixnati Gazefts.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

~ The house Committee OF Congress
has stricken the grant to the Central
Branch Railrosd from the Senate bill Civ.
ing lands to railroads. II Sidney Clarke
bankers after that smotberiug welcome
when he comes to Atchison. be must now
do something more substantial than send
ing telsg rsphic dispatches.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23
5pefial Notices.
EXTRA SPECIAL N0TICE!!
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIrs!

smiils Tsaie Syrup has been counterfeited
and the coupterfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuiss article must have DR.. JoHs
Bells private stamp on each bottle. DR..
Joss Bull only has the right to manufacture
and sell; The original JoHs J. Ssrru's TONIC
SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky. Examine we'll
the label on each bottle. II my private stamp
is not on each bottle. do no, purcha.e. or YOU
will be deceived. See my column advertise
ment. AMI my show card. I will prosecut.
any one infringing on my right. The qs..iae
Sxrrn's Tcsrc srnUr can only be prepared BY
ny.eiE The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. S, 1869. inch. 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

e The papers are publishing . sens
atiopal fiction. concerning dreadful sf-
fair st On imaginary place called Middle
town. Missouri. The story goes. that the
band belonging to Robison's Circus and
Mensgeris was placed on top Of the lions
cage. and the top Of the cage broke in.
letting tie musicians down among the
lions. which Immediately made an attack.
deveuring three Of the men and wounding
others. when the keeper Of the lions went
in. and BY superhumsn exertions subdued
the beasts. This story is intended to
make everybody anxious to see those fe-
rocious lions. and the brave msn who
came Dsniel over them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

r. D. r. Anthony bss been elected
Councilmsu in the First Wsrd Of Lesv-
euworth, to gil Q vacancy. BY large ma
iority. This gives the Republicans con-
troll Of the Council.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23
kIcCx CHIEFS.

kICCx CHIEFS.
Mrk-pe.s Lu-ts-Reh Cloud.
Shun -ka Lu.ts-Rsd Dog.
Ma-to 0 beta ka-Brave Bear.
Ma to CHS che-la-Lii,le Bear.
Ma-io Z-ze-Yellow Bear.
Ma to U ts-ks-Sitting Besr.
Ma to Ha- a-sne-Bear Skin.
Sha-to Sap BLACK Hawk.
Shun-ka Marietta Haska-LonQ Wolf
Men na Has-ke- Nsn with a Sword.
Ko-ks ps-pe We-cha-ss-Msn that's
We-chs.ss E-uu-ts-Man that runs
through.
Ke-ya Lu-ts-Red Fly.
E hs Ms.to-Rock Bear.
Msn-e.to Ms.to-Living Bear.
O:-le- he to Ln.ta-Rsd shit.
THE LADIES.
Da.sa na.we-White Cow.
We.ge- u.hs-Thunder Skin.
E-da.zit- chu-Lsn Arc Womsu.
Ms.Ko-chs-World LOCKER.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

DrLAys xar DAseraors. a you
love yo.r offspring. don't fail 10 use lrs.
whitcomb's Syrup for soothing children. Read
the advertise men. in another column.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23

~ Judge Lowe. Of Mound City. is
fssoeably spoken Of as candidate for
Congress. We are glad to zee disposi.
tios. 1t last. to seek out and bring for
ward the good and competent men Of the
State. There are no better men 10 Kan.
60 than Judge Lowe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23
@gR Manhood:
fANsZHow Lost, How Restored.

Just published, a new edition of DR.. Cni.
vrtweiI'~ Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure (without meiicine) Of SrERNsToRaHdA.
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal
Lnss.ss InrorEscY. Mental and PHYSICAL Ia
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CoSsrMrrroS. EPILErsY. and FRS, induced by
self indulgence or sexual extravasance.
III Piice, in a sealed envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
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years successful practice. that the alarming
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cured without the dangerous use of internal
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ting ou. mode Of cire at once simple. GER
tain. and effectnal, bv means Of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may he,
NAV cure himself cheaply. privately, and rad
ieaHy
U- This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope. to any
address. postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or
two post stamps. Also. Dr.. Culvrrwells
" Marriage Guide" price 25 cents. Address
the publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE L CO.,
t?1 Bowery. New York.
july %, G9-ly. Post-Office Box @,6aO.
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EQUALIZATION NOTICE.


TRoY, KANSAS, June 4th. ls70.{
NOTICE ia hereby given. that the County
~ Commissioners Of Dopiphan County will
meet on the first Monday in July. NJ Board
of Equalization; and all persons feeling them
selves asgrieved. can appear ard have all o..
rors in their assessment corrected, a. jnsties
and equity may demand.
JOHN T. KIRWAN,
June Q, is70-tt. County Clerk.
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7e"embers
On DAYS SALES Of Goods men,i ned a,
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VAN BusKIRK / co.'s.
June q.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-23
LIFE IN UTAH
MYSTERIES OF MoRnonIsm

MYSTERIES UF mURu RuuuJ ISL
By J. II. BEADLE, editor Of the SAis Lake
Reporter
BEING IN EXPOSE EoCTUEIR SECRET
RITES, CEREMONIES and CRIMES.
With full and authentic history Of PeIyg.
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A Paoos.-Nothing is better proof Of the
excellence Of an article than the frequency of
limitations Of il. These counterfeits are the
universal tribute which worthlessness pays to
merit. The sterling worth and popularity Of
the Charter Oak ss,vs 10 stfestsd BY this stan
aara-
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wEDIocK.

The Basis Of Civil Society.-Essays for
Young Mon. on the honor and happiness Of
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I ADIES' HATS at Cost. for 30 DAYS, at
L. VAN BUSKIRK co.'s.