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Interesting 10 Soldier.

The following ia the text Of the in.
structions forwarded from the General
Land Ofli.'e to all Registers snd R'ceiv.
era. in regard to prescriptions under q
provision Of the New Army bill.
DEPARTMENT OF rHE INTERIOR.
GENERAL LAND OFFlcs. August 8. 1870
GESrLENAs: The following is III. 25
section oi the Act of Cong'ess approved
July Is b. 1870. entuled ian &C, max ing
appropriations for the support Of III. ar
my for the year ending june 30. 1871,
and for other purposes" viz:
SEC. 25 And be il further enncted
That every private sol'iier end office
who has served in the army Of the United
States dnring the rebellion for ninety das !.
and remained loyal TO the Government.
and every seaman. marine. and officer. at
other person, who has served in the n.vy
Of the United States. or in the m.rinr
corps or revenue marine during tho re-
bellion for ninety days. and remained
loyal to the Government. shall. on pay
msnt Of the fee or commission to spv
Regisfer or Receiver OF any Lend Office
required by law. be enti'led to enter one
quarter section Of land not mineral, of the
alternate reserved sections Of pnhlic land>
along the lines Of any one Of the railroads
or other public ~orks in the United States
wherever public lands have heeu or may
he granted BY acts Of Congress. and to
receive . patent therefor under and by
virtue Of the provisions OF the act TO Sc
cnre homesteads to actual settlers on
the domsin. end the acts amend tory
thereof. aud on the terms and condition.
therein prescribed: and sll provisions Of
said scts. except as herein modified. shall
extend snd be applicable to entries under
Ibis act. and The Commissioner Of the
General Lsnd Office is hereby suthoriz-d
10 prescribe ths neersaary rules snd rs-
gulations to carry this section into effect.
and Determine eli facts secsssasy ihsrs-
Tor." =
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We were lest werk csIled to Atchison.
on rsilrod business. II was the 6rst time
We had been there since Jsnuary. 1864.
and we end. as natural Consequence.
vast Improvements in the place. both in
the sizs Of the city. and the class Of i,s
buildings. The city has sp'e,d over the
surrounding bills. showing many 6ne
residencet; ~hile the principal bu.ine..
street is built up mainly with large brick
Blocks. giving j, qnite ely appearance
Mr.. Everest. of tie Plsnte,'s House.
kindly gave us drive ov'r the city. ,hs'
we nigh, see what there Was Of it. The
city has several 6ne churches. The Cath
Ollie Cs,hrdrsl. not yet completed. is an
imposing and costly edi6,e. surrounded
bv extensive aud pic'nrrque grounds
Bot the finest building in th" city. to our
taste. is the new School Building. the
ontsiie work of which has Just been com
ple,ed. on the site Of the building that
was burned down. 1t is m ,gnificen,
structure. aud one Of which the city MAJ
well be proud.
Through the courtesy Of Judge Horton,
us we're shown though the n W Masonic
Hall. in which also the Atchisonians taxi
Just pride. Its furnishings sre complete
and of the highest order; and it is IN
dooLtedly the finest hall. for the use Of I
secret order. west Of the Missouri River
The printing Offices We found busy sni
lively. Col. Martin. of the Chsmpion
never lets on that he was burned ont bu
. few mouths ago. but has bis paper ss
tsblished on Q firmer basis than ever, sn,
is doing an extensive business. Tn
Patriot offics has recently been snppliet
with . new power press. and We judge
from sppearsuces. is doing paying bust
ness.
The success Of Atchisou in every en-
terprise she undertakes. even when unde
the most disadvantageous circumstances
it is not difficult to account for. He
people phil toge, her. Whatever pre- jsr
of interest to the city comes mp. ever,
man takes hold. both 10 town and conn
try. and works for it with ell his nigh,
No grumhling or hair-splitting. and N
opposition because some Of iha peopl
imagine that others may make few dol
lars out cf il. The result is. that in rail
road connexions, Atchison has rorke,
herself into greater advantages than orhe
cities 10 the Stale that far surpassed he
in natural advantages. We would lik
| to see Donipban County try the sam
plan for few years.
The Central Branch R,ilaoad Com
psny has inst completed a new Depot. it
which Major Downs is located. doing al
extensive business in tho lands of ih
Company.
We mus, not neglect to speak goo'
| word for The Planters Hou,e. which i
second to no house in the city. Mr.. r
n. Everest. the proprietor. knows how
to keep hotel; and we guess the publ
have found it out. for the house ia kep
constantly full. When any of our friend
go to Atchison. they will do well to re
member the Planters.
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City Ordinances.
New Series.
Ordinance No. rs.

Ord1uance NO. IS.
CITY COUNCIL.
BE ii srdsin,d by tie Msyor sad Couseilmes Of
the City of Whiie Cloud:
SECTION I. The City Council shall meet
on Saturday before the first Monday In April
in each year. for the parpo Of settling the
account. of the City Treasurer. and such 9th.
er officers ss have not previously settled.
SIC. 9. The Council elect shall meet on
the Wednesday next after their election. for
the purpose Of being sworn into ONCE, and in
stailing the Mavor elect.
SIC. 3. Tn,ee days notice Of called ses.
sions Of the City Council shall BE- given by the
Mayor. unless in case Of emergency, In vhich
Case the Council may be COW ened at sny
time; in either case, the notice to Council.
M n shall 'e in writing. served by the Mar
shal on each Councilman and the Clerk.
Sac. 4. The resignation Of any member
shall BE- addressed to the presiding officer Of
the Council.
SEC. D. lfa vacancy occur in the Board Of
City Councilmen, the Mayor shall order an
election to be held TO al such vacancy.
SEC 6. The Mar-hal, when required, shall
attend the srs,ions Of the City Council, and
execute all orders Of the Board of Councilnen
t. him directed, and provide FIRE. lights and
such other necessary articles for the use Of the
City Council a: they may direct.
SIC T. ANY Councilman absen,ing himself
from an. meeting Of th. Board, without rea.
sonabie excuse, shall be liable to q fine Of NOT
less than tity crnts nor more than one dollar,
to be Imposed by the Council. Sicknses or
absence from the City shall be valid excuse.
Sec. 8. At the request Of any member Of
the City Council. the Mayor shall iseue n at
| tdchment to compel the attendance Of any
mem er Of the Board.
SEC. 9. All petitions and communications
to the Civ Council shalt upIeas bv unsn rnoue
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-25

STRANGE FREAK.-Esquire d .rby. who
lives on Wolf river. infoi ms us that few
days since. Q very heavy peal o! thunder
startled the citizens in that locality. The
astonishment grew out of the fact that
not clond was to he seen. Rather queer.
that.-Troy Republican.
Guess E'quire Darby WAS correct
We heard tie came thing here. as did
Others. sDd it was probably at the same
time referred to above.
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There was fierce attack on both sides.
1t being hnra to say which psrty began.
and graduslly. a. the Germans pressed
sonna npon their opponents' line Of re
ireaf. the French we're forced to make .
hasiy retrosrade movement that ths re-
treat became verv nssrly q rout.
The needle gnn proved hself folly
squsl to the Chasaepo'. and .omsth'ns
more so. a. least. say the German SOL
diera with apparently goo'i faith.
Then. moreover. the P,ussians krov
their weapon better They have long
heen accustomed to it. and the Grown
Prince handled his army so as to make
most deadly FIRE Of infantry.
Bot We must not forget that France
showed order likewise. snd the scale
was turnei for the Germsns at Woe,th
hy their intelligent understanding Of the
breech-l loader drill. and BY their ste.di
ness in firing.
These matters take time to learn. w.
see the glorious results which Germany
is. resping from her careful preparation
The prisoners were assembled near th,
frs, station Of re opened railwsy through
Weisaenberg. l conld see many Tnrco
and Z,usves smopg them. though ih
gres'er part wers soldiers Of the line
There were no songs and no laughing
to be heard from them. and the few iher
were occupying themselves with pickinI
fruit in . tree that they hac climbed hat
not q very lively air about them 70
Frenchmen in such position IS frui
picking
The Germans and F.enchmen. min
p'sd with snch opposite ideas shnnt th
Rhine in ,lYir heads. al the while SAT n
Law qnie'lv side hy side. as If they wer
old comrsdes.
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Teachers Institute.

The Teachers of Doniphan County are here
BY notified that the fifth annual session of the
Donip.an County Teachers Institute will be
held at Troy, commencing on Monday. August
29th, at Z o'clock. P. ".
A Public Examination Of all desiring Tea
cher's Certificate, will be held on Friday. Sep
tember ID. commencing at 9 o'clock. A. NJ.
D. W. BROWN.
aug4x4. Co. Supt. Pub. Inst.
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~ At Atchison, the other dsy, S,

w At Atchison. the other day, Sen
stor Poneroy assured us. and stuck to il,
that the shortest railroad route. by con-
siderable. from junction City to Chicago.
was by way Of Humboldt. Fort Sc,tt.
and Sedslia-or that it wonld be, when
the Sedslia rod was completed. We
refused to be Convinced; and we think
the Senator must be governed by the
same map BY which he convinced the
Senate that Atchison was on direct line
west Of St. Jossph.
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WEDL.OCK.

The Basis Of Civil Socicty.-Essays for
Young Men. on the honor and happiness Of
Marriage. and the evils and dangers Of Celib
acy.-wi,h sanitary help for the attainmsnt Of
mans true position in life. Sent free, ir seal
ed envelopes Address. HOWARD ASSO.
CITATION. Box P. Philadelphia. Pa.
feb IL. 70-Iy.
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eV The Dsmocr.cy b.v. called

Gy The Democracy have called .
State Convention. to meet in Septen ber.
The only candidate that we have heard Of.
at this writing. is Doniphan County
man who proposes to 60 to Congress.
They had better take him. He will make
as good 3 run as any man they can bring
out
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-25

EI F. P. Baker and Amos Sanford
were among the Kansas Delegates to the
National Labor Congress. at Cincinnati.
Well bet ftp they both sponged their
board. lodging and travelling expenses od
of laboripg men who could not afford it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-25
~ The Democrats of the Third

V The Democrats OF the Third Con
gressional District Of Ohio have nomi-
mated Lewis D. Campbell for Congress
Campbell got low enough. long ego. to
swallow Democracy without g.gging: bat
We would like to. see what sort Of faces
the Democracy of the Third District
make in their attempt to swallow Camp.
bell, whom they used to hate as no other
N an was ever hated.
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Stolen.

IRON the ssbscriber, In Hishlasd, Ksa-
sas: on Mondav sisht. Asguss lss, black
horse. about l6 hands high. betseen : and 8
years old. scar on his Ieh fore ankle, Q
collar mark Of fes white hairs On he right
shoulder. A reward Of t25 siii Be gives lse
the horse, and $50 los the ihief; o. 47s fse
both. n. A. ABNEY.
Aug II. le70-3v.
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We Hope to See

IA before The 1st of Sepesabef. Have hsea
building. and hard pressed. aad our esssooess
c,a help ~ out. and set % % COED fsesise.
this Pail; and they vii nos regret De sssicS-
ance Short pso6te and quick sales II oue ssw
building. VAN BUSxIRK I co.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-25

E Capt. Philip Rockefeller ia pro-
posed for State Senator from the Riley.
Marshall and Washington District. !.
II he gets into K Ksosss politics. Rocksfel.
Ter will end oot bow they throw dirt .,
Q fsiler.
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spttial Notices.
EXTRA SPECIAL HorIcE!I
BEWARE OF COUNrERFEIrs,

.m:fi's Tonic Syrup has been counterfe;ted.
and the cousterteiser brought tn grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The sessiae article must have Dr.. Jonn
BuLL's private stamp on each bottle. Dr..
JoHs Bout only has the right to manuf.cture
aud ssii.,hs original JoHS J. ssrH's TONIC
SYRUP. Of Louisville. Ky. Examine we'll
the LABEL on each bottle. II my private stamp
is n,s on each bottle. do no, purchase. o. you
viii be deceived. See my column advertise
mens. anil my show card. win prosecute
any one Infringing on my right. The seasiae
SxIrH's TosIc SYRUP can only be prepared By
myself. The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. S, 1869. mch. 81.
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Brick.

WE have iass 6pish-d bsrning Isees tUp
w Of brick. I've bet sves bssss n tSis pses
Of the eossssy. ssd sss sew pvspsssA = h1j
orders. foe eish. 4 sapp.y siH - tees - n
seas"a- w1kLlAMS Z W0IfHA0.-
Whise 0ss1, Jms .. =
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Fruit Thieve., Attention.

| EuA9 n3CVCSy <ABSCm m9tOms
AN ACT tor tho protection nf INIT. mel.
ons. and other products of the field and
garden.
Be it enoeted by the Legisloture of Kan
SOS:
SECTION l. Thst IL sny persun shall
take. carry away or destroy. without the
consent Of the owner. any apples. pa,ch-
es. pears. grapes. melons. or other pro.
lncts Of the orchard. gsrIen or fell.
growing upon the land Of anoihe-, snch
rerson shall. upon convic,ion thereof. h.
finsl in q sum not exceeding Eve hundred
doIlsrs nor lsss then Eve Aollsrs, and he
imp'isoned in the County Jail not more
than six months.
SEC 2 No person shall he liable to
prosecution for anv d.m.ge done to the
thief nr thieves. while defending his prem
ises from depredaiinns npoD the same
RAILROAD -Th. p.opls of Fo,est Citv
hal with pl-.snre the proposition from
she North West Coal Mining G." tn the
X G.. ST. Joe. and g. B n r Co.. fn
grade and 'ie q railroad bed from the
hank Of the Missonri river opposite the
mon'h ~ the Nemahs. to Forest Chv. IL
he R.ilrosd Comp,nv will iron and op-
er.'s il: and they iur'her promise To fnr.
ni-h the R.ifosd Company al The cosi
they may desire 10 transport. TIE R,i,.
road Company h-vs the ms'ter nn.ie,
sivisemrst and we Ie.'n the P,esiaent
is nov conferring with Mr. Joy in regard
to IL.
Coal Is found ther. in great .bnndance,
and a road TO it will pav. Forest Cmv
may then look for ano,hsr rsilrosa soon
This done. machine shops viii follow. o.
will likewise the Burlington snd Missouri
River R.ilro.d Compsnv aim To m.k.
this point Forest City Independenf
Foa GovERSoa Hon. Thomas A.
Oshorn. Of the City oi Leavsn~orih. is a
candidate hefo'e the Republican Canven-
At T"peks. io- nominssiop for Governor.
Mr. O-born w.s Unaei States M.r-hsi
tor the District of K.ss.s during NJ.
L'nco'n's first administration. and .e,v.d
in that capacity with honor to hims.l,
and the State. He IL . consistent Rsdi-
cal Republican. . polished Reril~mas.
and should he receive the nomiaAtion ct
The hands ofthe Conveniiop. uill b. slec-
led BY q" ov.rvhelnias m.josi'y.-C1er- |
okes Ststsel.
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had befslies che Fsssehs sfM;se. shengh
ct time when the wounded had been re-
moved. .nl on 60 large . scale Of action
II woul'i have been impossible to judge
Of the exact loss sus,sined.
However. see nv occasion to donht
the effic,l return on the Glrman sije.
which gives about 10 600 Frsnrhmen
md 7 900 Germans Aors da combat. and
ahon' q 200 prisoners taken nv the VIE
toes. 4 600 in battle sul 8 600 more
IN pursuit -
These lnsae.. with fertilizer loss of
cannon and ro!ors. made the work an evil
dsv for France
Well might the waunlrd Germans
raise themselves 10 cheer the Grown Prince
as he passed. and cry that Germany wss
r.
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LAND Orr,cE. AT

Of having
filed my application No. =. for au ent'y
under the provisions Of the act OF Con
gress. approved May 20. 1862. and desi-
ring to avail myself of the 25th section
Of the act Of Jolly Is. 1870. in regard to
land held at the double minimum price
Of 50 so per acre. do solemniy swear
that am the Identical --. who
was in the company comm.n-
ded hy Captain -. in the - regi-
ment Of. c"mmmand nded by
in the war Of 1861: that continued in
in actual service Tor ninety days. and
have remained loyal to the Government;
that said application, NJ =. is made
for my exclusive benefit. and for The rur
pose Of aetnsl settlement and cultivation.
and not directly or Indirectly for the use OF
benefit Of any other person or per.ons. and
that have not heretofore had the benefii
Of the Homes'ead law.
Sworn to snd subscribed this - day
Of. before --.
Register or Receiver of the Land Office.
Approved:
(Sisnrd1 J D. Cox Secretary.
DEp'r OF TEE INTERIOR. Aug. g. 1870
sWhere the party was a regimental or staff
officer, or was in a different branch Of the ser
vice, the af6 iavit must he varied in form &c
cording to the facts Of the case.
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DY LATIMEB CLEARY, Auctioneers,
ID successors 10 Cooper Il Latimer.D
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth 81

POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPkkIh On THE SOUTH sIDE or
sIKEET N0RTH, BETWEEN 9rH AND 10TH
A,A By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
49, OF the District OF Columbia, passed 10 chan
A.cery cause No. I.l64, Docket 3, VIM II. De
aus hn ct al. vs. Emma K De Vaughn at al, we
shall BEL az public auction. MON DAY the l9th
DAY VI December, A ID. 1870 at O'Clock D. m, on
ne premises, the west part OF Lot IS, in Square No
L. beginning Tor said part on north street the
h'Tthwest corner of said lot, and running thence
scutbwardly upon the western boundary OF said lot
II distance OF IS feet 0s inches thence east-rly
parallel with said north street distance of Al fet
and lHCh; thence northwardIy parallel with the
western boundary OF said lot j. distance Of 81 feet
i 7. inches thence WestwarCIy parallel with north
street distance of 10 feet inches: thence north
waTdly parallel with the western boundary of said
lot Is distance Of ll0 feet said north street
thence vestwardlT on the southern boundary Of said
nor street distance of 81 feet and inches 70
The said place Of beginning and improvements, con
Sisjing Of three-sLOry Brick Dwelling with b. Sc
nient containing 10 rooms. on street north south
side, between 9th and l0tA streets
Terms Of sale. One third Of the purchase money
be paid cash in hand the residue thereof il respeC-
lively and Il months from day OF sale, with int
deed given when all the purchase m0nsy il paid.
Stamps ard CCnyey ancing the of tina purcha-
ser. A deposit Of S5CU will be required Of the
purchaser at the fall Of the anmer. If the terms
OF sae not c"mplied with within three days frpG
the day OF sae, the property will DO resOld at the
cost OF the detsultiDs purchaser.
J. J BRIGHT,
JAMES V. PORTER trustees
De- dads Rep LATlMER CLEAkY, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
LIST NIGHTS TELEGRAMs.

LIST AIEuI > IELEGh1MS.
The following important cable dispatches
were received here last night:
BULLETIN FROM KING WILLIAM.
BRRLIS, Dec 6.-The Queen hasreceiyed the
following.
:. Versailles, sunday, midnight-After two
davs' battle IN which the army of the Duke OF
NeCkleBburg was mainly engaged, Msnstlsns
clrts capIuf ed ST. Jean railray station and
suburb 81 Orleans. with 81 !guns and l,o0 prt-
overs. Tue PrusSian loss was moderate. Wran-
sells division suffered most. The Prusslans
Isupd Zine cannon and much ammunition On
the field before Ameins- WILHELM"
BY BALLOON FROM PARIS.
TORI Dee. The government has received
by balloon from Paris official reports to the Attn
OF the progress and results OF the movements of
DucrOt. They ate that Thursday was passed
buTyiug the dead and succOTiDg the wounded.
Friday morning the Prussians attacked with
Gre at iUpetuCsity the French at Cnampigny,
snd in front of Nillisrs. After seven hOurs'
fighting the enemv failed to carry the positions
Cithe French, and retreated, leaving their dead
and Wounded Ou the held- Their losses were
rom T. eH" 10 2l00a. Saturday the French
TeCrU--eI tie Aiarne and took up positions the
enemy making no attempt to resist them
ucTOt greatly Distinguished himself in the
Z attic OF FRIDAY. Gen LOnnitZ, in his report
says the troops who attacked the French were
SsxOns and Wartemburgers. Their numbers
exceeded lO0,CD- Their losses must have been
CXtraorcinaTy, Tor the next DAY they were so
weakened that thrv suffered the French to cross
the river unOppcsed. The successes OF the
French troops created the widest enthusiasm
IN Paris.
WAR NEWS PROM LONDON.
LONDON. Dec. So Tribune special l-Oio
Eusselfs mission hangs FIRE. Bismarck is
wiling 20 discuss In friendly tone with Eng
land, but makes no pledges.
Mr.. Motley had a farewell audience with the
Queen on Tuesday, when Moran takes charge
of the legation.
The rrIsune's Tours correspondent teIsgraphs
on the 5th. Intense excitement prevails here.
A great crowd is gathered az the prefecture,
waiting the uniayOTable news that Paladnes
evacuated Orleans to avoid bOmbardment. They
talk Of trying him By court-martlal. Gambetta
has returned
The Empress Eugene visited the Queen, at
Windsor Castle, to-day.
A Tribune cable from Versailles, the Sd inst,
SAYS German officers believe the siege NAV
extend beyond Christmas on military grounds,
cut they hope the French are discouraged BIZ
failure OF the sOrties-
HAVKE ISOLATED.
HAvRE, Dec. 6, p. M.-Au communication
with the interior OF France Is severed.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


10y WI. WALL co, Auctione-rs,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. SOC e1d 500 s. W cor. Pa. ave. and 9TH ST
LARGE AND P8EEMPrORY sALE oF 4
bABGE Lot OF FnkSiTuRE, WALsUr
OIL CLOTHS. PAINTED COTT AGE SUITS.
aASE AND wOon SEAT CHAIRS. AgD
ROCKERS, hair CLJTH SOFAS, LOUNGES
WALSCT AND OAK EXTENSIOS TABLgS
WALNUT AND PLAIN RUhEAUS &C.
~ On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec .mber
W 18th, commencing at ten O'Clock. on tn. first
- door Of our spacious sales rorm, We will sell
~ without reserve cumprisins:
One Rosewood Pfanu.
5Wa'nut Chamber Suits. in OIL
6Welnut ParlOr Suits. In reps and terry
very handsome alnut Dressing Case
avery fine imported French Clocks
Walnut and oak EXte Tables.
Marbie-top aud plain Cottage Suits
Walnut and plain Bedsteads and mattressas
Brussels, We Vet. and other Carpet.
80 pieces OiIcloth.
Cane-seat Chairs and Rockers.
Walnut Lounges and Sofas
Cooking and other Stoves.
-Four Sewing Machines.
With many other articles in the Furniture and
housekeeping lire, all of which will be sold without
reserve.
de5 W. L. WALL 4 CO., Ancts.
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The Science of Medicine, like the DOric Column
shorl Id stand simple. pure, majestic. having Fsct
Tor its basis, Induction Tor its pillar, aud Truth
alone for ils Capital.