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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

TlIE BETRAYAL Of General Morgan, the Con-
t,l:ratr r:valry officer Of Kentucky, which re-
quilted IN lii; death AT IrrrrNill, Tenn, on the
nght Of September 1, l>'i4, Ia. been generally
aS,liIc,l tn Mrs Williams Il daughter III. law
of the lady at whose house, i'll G'rernvlllc, Nor
gan ana some members Of his staff were stop
ring at the time \ letter has recently been
publisLcd however, written by General Glllem
whose command surprised Morgan, t" gentle
man OF IicksLurg, IN which Giliem, gives the
true version 1T the events CONNECTED with tile
information upon which he acted when he scut
his brigade to surprise Morgan and his staff
The information, Eillcm says, was given by a
boz. who had been captured by the Coufede-
rates. and who subsequently escaped, and con-
vcyed the news nf Morgan : prcscncca at Green.
ril,. to the Federal command.
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This Is "HOME' Institution aud invests nj
reserve from premiums in the State and within
the limit. Of the department from which it IL de-
rived
We invite examination and solicit Investment
IN thi: solvent home institutions, with names and
capital commanding confidence.
NJ H. &. WILLIS,
Gen ACT for Alex. and adjoining rountc=
RrnFoPb BgowH VI d. Med EX sep Sin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09
IETEISSs 60. OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL 100000.

A. &. McIlwaine, President.
D'ArcyS Paul. Vice Presidents.
5. b. Paul, Secretary:
d. ?. FaGkIcr, Consulting Actuary.
Dr. D. W. l.nSslter, Medical Directors
John f. Lay and John B. Wilson General
Agents. and Secretaries of Richmond Board.
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HOME OFFICE, PETERABUR re, VA,
With Local Boards in Richmond and Norfolk.
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ARRIF ED.

Schr$ Uncus, Norwich; and Julia A. BrrkclI,
W ashington, to American Coal ca.
Schr NJ 4 Franklin, Purverc, Wu,hingt"n.t II
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I'm COURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
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SJATlN AGUE MIXTURE.

Baltimore, April 10, 1871.
Matin \ CUE Mixture contains Il" 'lulnihc, and
nothing bat thnt which will improve the general
health 1t i: the best remedy eXtant for ChIls
and Fever. J"HH t. WILLIAMS, MD.
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AN M the %."F Asx briih wS Ra
rr,I. FOUR WHEEEERS and FOUR CLAY
TFMPERER% Wages $50 per day. For
further information, apply ut II. hsnph street
,icuut sep j.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
school piefrIct Bond Electiort

Notice is hereby given 70 the qualified vo
tiers of School District No. ~. Doniphan Co q,
Kansas. that in accordante with an act Of the
Legi slature of the Site Of Kansas, appro, ed
February 23d. A. D: 1863. an election win be
held, on Saturday. the 18th day Of February.
1871, at the Mayors ofice. IN the City Of
White Cloud, in said District, upon the propo-
si,ion 70 issue Twenty i've thousand Dollars
Of the Bonds Of said District. for the purs,ss of
purchasing suitable grounds ant building aud
furnishing graded school house in said Dis
trict; said Binds 70 run for period Of tsenty
years, Nth interest at the rate Of ten per crnt.
per annum. and to be sold at price n t Tess
Than eighty eeuts on the dollar. said election
shall be conducted in all respects in accordance
with the general election Law Of the State Of
Kansas. Zach elector who il in favor Of issu-
ing said Bonds, will write or prin; on his ballot
the words. "Eor the Bonds;" aud each elector
who is opposed to the same, sill write or print
on his ballot the words, Against the Bonds. "
Given under my hand, this lst day of Feb
ruary, A. D 1871. By order Of the Distfics
Board Of Directors.
feb2~3 L T. SANBORN, District Clerk
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

The Legislature. on W sinesd ~. J ,nusrv
25 h. in joint session. elected Alexander
Of Leavanworib. Uaitea States
Senator for six years from the 4h Of
March next. BY . vote on the first ballot.
Of 81. to 81 for Samuel j. Crawford, and
9 for Wilson Shsnnou. The vo.e on the
day previous. in separate Houses. was
mnch scattered. Mr.. Caldwell b,vine
more than any other candidate. This
FIRE! Ssllot decided the fac, that there was
no hope for Sidney Clarke. and be a,
nnce made sIrsngcmenis for cspitulstion
Wi,ere were some Thirty members who
made a loud outcry against the uss Of
ncney. and called for the election of 8
man who had no money to nse-in fact.
making poverty the test. Clarke asked
for consultation with these. with view
10 uniting their combined forces. and
tIecting . new msn. But the other par
4y selected few names from their own
particular set, and dsmsndei that the
choice be made from that list. or there
conld be no union. They did not even
treat Clarke with common courtesy
There was bot one other course to pursue.
and Clarke pursued it. He made The
best terms possible with Caldwell. who
received nearly al the Clarke votes
The entire Doniphan County delegation
voted for Caldwell. Mr.. Clarke conduct
ed the 6gbt in dignifed and honorable
msnner throughout, and occupies high
er place in the opinion Of many Of his cp
ponents than be has for many mouth
past Indeed. the entire 6ght. on 81
.ides, was coniactei with the ulmos
good feeling.
Mr.. Caldwell. the Senator elect. is
native Of PennsylvAnis. apd is 10 ths forty
first year Of bis sge. He has resided il
Kansas about dozen years. Daring tn
war. be was engaged in freighting scros
the plains; and since thst time has bee'
heavily engaged in railroad and othe
business. He has been successful in sl
his enterprises. and hes smassed lsrg'
fortune. In all bis Transactions. he hai
horne On honrab!e reputation. He is ,
ronni Republican. bot hitherto hes no
had sny prominent connection with pol
itics. He is q msn OF COOL ability: and
those who know him best. are confident
that be will make useiul Senator, with
a stric. regard for the welfare oflhe whole
State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

ABour HoEEsrY Preliminary to the
vote in jeiDt session for Senator. . great
d ,al of wind WAS wasted BY certain men,
bms 10 buncombs speeches. in which
Sam. Crswford's honesty and poverty
were dilsted upon. After the adjourn,
men'. We heard Joe. Speer. Of Jefferson.
remark that be WAS deeply affected By
the illusions to Crswford's honesty and
poverty. lie said when be was canvass
ing his District. previous to the election.
be lost . great deal Of time in travelling
GROUND Crawford's section fern in the
XIV Vs,ley, that the Pee &c Railroad
Company presented him With. for bis
honesty!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
TnE CArlTULirIOy OF PARIS.
THE TREATY SIGNED AT vER.
SAly.LES.


BoRpEaUx. Jspusry 80.
A dispaseh received from Versailles,
dstsd the 29th. By jules Favre to the
gossssmest q Bordeaux. says tbs treaty
was aligned here to- day. There is to be
40 srmisties Of txeniy-one days. "A na-
,iopsl assembly Is tn be convened at
Besdeanx, Febra,ry 15,h. The election
tskes plscs on the 8sh Of February A
member Of the Paris Government leaves
ct once for Bsr,lesnx.
e-ss- VERSAILLES, Jsausry 80.
A eo,dau has been drawn around Paris.
and no person is allowed to enter or leave
without permit from the German
authorities. The revic,uIsting Of the city
will proceed under Ger msn supervision
Cou6isoee 10 expressed at the German
headquarters thst peace hss been secursd
The German solliers ara chsgrined st
being prohibited entering Paris.
BonDEAux. J.uuWy 80.
Gen. Chsnzy's headquarters are at
Lsvol. Tho 6hesuth sixteenth. nine
teenth and twenty corpse are q,
Fie,z IN. Bonrsss and Nevers. Bourbski
has the leigbassssh, Ia spsie,h .na twenty.
fourth corps at Rousns sua P..s. Asis.'
Garib.ldi is at Dijon with 90 900 nsO
P.idherbe has the Twenty second end
T~enty-third corpse at Asrrs. DonaI and
Csmbria. Laycsl 10 ct the front ct Hssrt
With 10000 mea. The camps OF in
sirssction contsia twsaty Eve hundrs
,honssad mso; the eonscsipss of lS1
number three hundred Thousand men. and
at the end OF the srmistice. France wil
resume the war with nine huudred thous'
and men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

This dreadful man, the mere mention Of
whose name is. in some eyes. an insult
and q crime; who scat,ers corruption
wherever be goes, and whose ambition
knows no checks or bounds; is the man
TO whom, more than all others, Leaven-
worth owes the honor Of having secured
a Unitei States S.aror. CIV. Carney
went to Topeka. at tue EARNEST solicitation
of friends throughout the entire State
with view to entering tbs race for the
Senatorship. There is no msn in Kan
SIS that has as many warm friends as
Gov. Carney sll over the State, who are
so devo,edly attached to him. lie had
more positive aud reliable votes in the
Legislature than any other candidate; and
a decided majority Of the Leaven sorth
delegation were for him. But M. C.ld-
well was also on the track, and cls'med
that he had given such pledges to his
friends, that he coull not honestly with
draw while QUE of them was willing to
stand by him. Gov. Carney then. much
TO the re gret OF bis friends. withdraw from
the contest, 10 order 10 leave but one
Leaveuworth man to concentrate upon;
end from that time on. he worked with
all his might for the election Of Caldwell.
urging all his fr lends to give him their
earnest support. He undoubtedly secured
the succe of Caldwell. He was repeat.
edly urged, during the session. to permit
his name to bs again used; end ON the
very eve Of the election. inhu.ntial men.
who were opposed to Csldwell. requested
permission to use Carney's name. assuI-
ing him that large vote could be con-
csn,rsted upon him-and there is but
little doubt that. even at lhst late date.
he could have made the race successfully
But be steadily refused. saying that bis
word Of honor stood pledged. and be
would keep it inviolate. be the conse-
qucnees to himself what they might.
Such is the history OF his connection with
the Senatorial 6ght. and it certainly
shoEs him forth in tue most honorable
light
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
New Telesraph Gables.

C~ ACsSroR8 N>s
Telegraph cables have .jast bees laid
to Pessog. Signspors aud the Islssd Of
Java. The rstss il gold for nessagss Of
twenty words end .less from London to
thsse points. ara stated ss follow: To
Penane. S25 IS. and TO Singapore
$50 IS. The rsses to points on the lsl-
snd OF Jsvs sse % follows: To Bitavis
and WsIter vsrdss. o36 2j. to points
sest Of Ssmarsng. 836 so saa to points
east Of Saosrsag. S32 for esch addi-
tionsl ten words. or Tor Isss than ten
words half Of the sbovs rites. P-nsos.
or Pyiucs Of Wales I.isna, isa Bris,sh
settlement 10 the Strait Of Msilabs. and
is an islsoi sixteen miles long end eleven
broad seperssed from the west co,st Of
the Malay p,niusuls BY cbssnel from
two to tive miles vile. Singapore il .
British settlement. consisistins OF 80 is
laui twenty 6ss miles long and eleven
miles broad. sepersted from the suoth ex-
,remi,y Of the Malay peniusuls By .
strait in one plscs only ons.ionrth o! .
mile wide. Sisnspors the capital Of the
isIand, hes 90 extension com n'erce. In
1867 Signaporte. Penang and the pen
insuls Of Msllacs we're formed into one
colony. called the sS'raits Settlements"
and we're transferred from the control Of
the Esst India Company to tbat Of the
Secretary. OF the Sta ior the Colonies.
f1g 1869 tha trsis ef ms g fr.its settle
mruis withs4,ear Bstsiuss an h outSl IN
v.lue to S20.7lS. l55 were imports sud
9ll .566 800 were exports. TINS Islsud
OF Java 10 also sisn.ted 10 the Mslsy
Archipelago. and is the principal seat ol
Dutch power ia tbs E 'st. ,Tbs Island is
six hnndrsd and thirty miles long aud
thirty Eve 10 one hun lrsd and ten miles
broad. having au sres Q; i9.I3O equ.rs
miles. Bat.vis. the capital; is on the
moth side Of the Island Of Java. Sam..
rang is fortified seaport town. two hun.
drsd and ten miles soutbesst Of Batavia
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
FL, is stated ih., Mr.. C.liw,

ET It is stated that Mr.. Caldwell
agreed with Sidney Clarke. 10 save the
heads Of M.rshal Houston. Assessor
Bea,es, and Surveyor Gsneral Bsbcock.
his particular pets. with . view to
Clsrke's election to the Senate in 1873
We can hardly believe that Caldwell has
promised to perpetuste the ring that the
people designed to destroy BY his election.
But it will avail Clarke nothing. With
his Office departs his power. and ,boee
pets will be found the most Jealous in
kicking him down. when be attempts to
rise.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

A Story OF ahe 1.-TWO DrentsG~
A few weeks before the eonvening Of
the Legislature. Thsddeus II. Walker
took . j.nnt through tbs State. looking
after his interests relative to the Senator.
ship. He called spos one fer Western
member elect. who Of once became - sp-
thusiastic Walker msn. Tbsddeus told
him be would have rooms. doring she
session, 1t tbs new hotel. the Fhh Ave.
noe, where he invited all his friends aad
their friends 10 call and zee him. The
Fifth Avenue was not ready for business
until the FIRST day Of the session. and
Wslker hsd taken rooms st the Teit
House. Bot Col. Mckay. Of Lssven-
worth, who resembles Walker very much
did take rooms at the Fifth Avenue. and
opened . supply Of choice cigars on bis
table. The Walker m,n from the West.
upon bis arrival at Topeks. gathered up
crowd of Western members. and
proceeded to the Fifth Avenne. where he
bled uron MeKsy's room. With
Joy ful coun,enance. he seized the Colonel e
hand. introduced bis friends BY name. say.
ing they were all right. and eould be de-
pended upon. lie at once % sde free with
the Colonel's cigars. and passed the box
around am ,ng his friends. who closed out
the invoice. The Colonel saw there wss
. mistake. but thinking something inter,
esiing might como out. be encouraged
the deception. After flushing the cissr..
the crowd left promising to call again.
But the Western member BY some mesns
learned OF The mistake: snd few days
after. in passing down the stairs in the
Capitol. he encountered (ss he supposed
his friend Thsddeus. "Ab!" ssid be,
shaking his hand. Il made most internal
mistake the other day. l took crowd
Of friends down to the Fifth Avenue. an
gave them On introduction to man thai
l took for you. thought he acted very
qnecr. but he never let on; and have
fouud out it Was old Mckay, of Lssven
worth. Bot we went througi him. aOf
smoked mp all his cigars!' "Ah. 10
deed!" replied the other; $50 20,
went through him. did you?' Th'
Western mem Der smelt something. aDs
dsrted down the steps. Hs had been talk
ing to Col. Mckay again!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

~ At the Caldwell celebration Of
Lssvenwo.th, the other eight. hearty
cheers were given for the Atohison and
Douglas County dslega atoms in-tbe Leg
islsture, which voted for Caldwell ate'
they found ali their efforts to defeat him
we're in vain. 1t msy BE- oil right; bot
We do not read Of any cheers for the del
egation that stood by Caldwell from the
s..,L. and gAva him the steng,h that dis
heartened the opposition.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
~ Daring the progress

TT Daring the progress Of the Sens-
torial election. at Topeks. one member.
on whom qualification" bsd evidently
struck in, m ade rip-roMiuz speech 10
glorifcation Of his own honesty. He
raved. anil rau'ed. and paved the air. and
proclaimed that he was the father of thi, +
teen children. and cne at the brea-t.
Such 3 man is too pure for this earth.
He deserves to be spotheosised. or besti'
fed. or canon z ID. or emseculated. OF
something Of that sort.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

On Msrch 4ih. the Senate will COZ
tain So Republicans. sod say l6 De mo-
c:sss. and IL Colorado is admitted. there
will b 60 Republicans. OF the present
Senators. the terms Of So expire 10 1870.
25 IN 1875. aud 26 in 1877. OF the 6rst
class, Inclusive Of George. q ere R 'poh-
lic.ns and g Democrats; Of the second. ID
are Republicans sud 6 Den ocrstr: and Of
The third class l6 are Republicans and 10
sre Democrsts. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

TIE Basis ef Civil seeiety.-Bss.,s for
Young Men. o. the honor and happiness OF
Marriage. and the evils and dsnsers Of celib-
aey.-sish sanitary help for fhs atssis.eus Of
mans true position in life. Sent free liz se.l,
ed envelopes. Address, HOWARD Asso,
CITATION. Boz ?. Philadelphia. Pa. rss
feb. IL, 70-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
~ The De- smocracv are sl,e.dv h.

re- The Democracy are slresdy hav-
ing trouble with Frank Blair. They
were very an xious to give up the dead is.
sues; but no sooner did Blair get into The
Senate. ss Democratic ber. ,hsn be
b,gsn reiters,iug the doctrines thai
brought him and Seymour TO grief. iu
1868. mn.h TO tue CONSERVATION Of ths
men who are firing up things for Ihs sexl
Presidential csmfaigu.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
Senatorial EpIgrnm.

Quoth Beates, the Assessor: "Sid. Clarke Is gone
under,
And now am going for Caldwell. BY th hunder!!'
"Why Caldwelll" responded the person ad-
dressed; ssas
"Aiut Crawford of all the vast outfit the besti'
" Because" answered Beatee, "tie main reason
is which,
Caldwell is known to be both wealthy and rich ;
And young. growing State like Kansas, I'm
cure,
Whose soil is so fertile. whose people so poor.
Has more need of the money. BY far, than ma
nurc."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
A Kansas Monster.

Rssders Of the public press will re-
member q correspondence that appeared
in one Of the Lsavsnwor,h papers in Ju'y.
1859. giving somewhat detailed account
oi O monster snake that had lis abiding
place in some Of the hollow places or
caverns that exist under the eastern
mound at Fredonis. The snake had been
seen on, several occasions: and At one
time. o. il Icy coiled up in the sun. pre-
sen ed heap sbou. a. big around. and
as high, 50 whi,key barrel. Its skin and
spots g!i-teped 10 the sun. snd. on being
shot at. rapidly unwouud itself, and with
head raised IRON Eve to seven feet, escs.
ped into it's den. 1t was seen sev eral
times subsequently. but could never be
captured, although Numerous attempts to
take the monster had been made. Ssve-
raj sheep and three sucking calves mys-
terously disappeared around the mound
and the generally conceived opinion was
,hst they hsd fallen . prey to the mon
ster. The mound, form August. 1869.
to sbont the lst instant. come to BE- re-
gsrded with fear. aud was avoided on
p .rticularly hot days as dangerous
pl-ce. Ea
Our readers will remember that the
ir>t few days OF The present month wsre
unusually warm. aud one Of these days
his snakeship came out from his sn5,er-
rsaesn abode end stretched himself ont
for JAnosry rnoning; but the day proved
too cool tor his comfort. and while in 9
semi torpid condition be was discovered
and captured. By actual measurement it
was thirty -scven ieet nine inches in length,
and around its thickest part measured
forty three inches. 1t was Of peculiar
spotted color. between bloc and black
with deep dark yellow spots. and large
scales. After it was captured. Doctors
Upton and Barrett had the monster skin
ned. and stuffed. and forwarded it to
Woods Museum, Chicago.
This is . snake story. but true one.
and ifany four readers ever visit Woods
Museum, il they will inquire fr the Twin
Mound (Kansas) snake. they will rest
assured they will be shown the monsters
skin. 1t is there. q stuffed reality.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

PERSONAL. John Mcdonald.
Supervisor Of Iutsrnsl Revenue. and his
sssistsat. Colonel John . Joyce. returned
yesterday from Q successful official tou'
through Missouri and Kansas.
Louis Democrat. Jan 27h.
Their miesiou to Kansas. vas TO labor
for the election Of Sidney Clarke to the
Senate. II he reg ,rds it - sacess. We
congratulate him upon it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
Special Notices.
Unanswernblc ArEumcn n t..


Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake. and it is up
on established facts that the reputation OF Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, as . health preserving
elixir, and wholesome aud powerful remedy,
is based. When witnesses come forward in
crowds, year alter year, and reiterate the same
statements in relation To the beneficial effects
of medicine upon fhemssIres, disbelief in its
efficacy is literally impossiblt. The creden-
tials Of this unequalled tonic and alternative,
extending over period Of nearly twenty years,
include individu ,ls Of every class, and resi-
dents of every cline. and refer 70 the most
prevalent among the complaints which af1ict
and harass the human family. Either Q null
ttude Of people. strangers to each other, have
annually been seized with an insane and mo-
tiveless desire to deceive the public .or Hostel
ter's Bitters, for no less than . ffth Of cen.
tury have been sffording tuch relief TO suffer
ers from indigestion, fever and sgue. bilious
ness. general debility, and nervous disorders,
as no other preparation has ever impirted-
To-day, ra;le Ae eyes of the reader ere npon
flese lines, tens Of thousands Of persons Of both
sexes are relying upon the Bit,ers as a sure de
fence against the ailments which the present
season engenders. and their confidence is not
mispiseed. The local potion which: in tere,t
ed dealers sometimes endeavor to foist upon
III. sick in its stead. are everywhere meeting
the fate that is due to fraud and imoosture,
While the demand for the great vsgetsble tpe-
cific IL constantly increasing. feb2ml
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

r. They are now mskire st Cols's
factory . new patent lock for the United
Sts,es nail bags. When fsstened.
ssnbsrsd plsss Of siass covers tbs key
hole, and this elsss tas 20 b broken be-
lore tbs beg eaa Be unlocked or ths loek
tampersd witA. II 10 said to be the most
complete lock ever invented. Five thou
ssnd ia. them have been ordered BY the
Pottofics Department.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

~ The sext question ir. wbst foreign
mission has Grsnt in reserve for Sidney
Clarke. since his sepudis'ioD By the pee.
lie o! his State?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
n o TlCE.

Those iDdeeted soss nuss NOS b saQy II
their 'ee0sa's asd 'e.e' are h.seeS - e
omcer'shasds. NsosstdossasthinG = ass
o'r'elves-noaey - sssf hare. 'Yos -
make small saeriaes easier thaa "a hsgs
one. Ifyou esnsos pay asall yss NUS giss -
No. ] secu,ity. We d,this to save everything
We have got. remember. and you can do sassf
the tso- thinss:-pay us Up. o. give % sosd
security. This yos must do. ,oae ADD al. "A
:.ir Waning. fee e &. sis J.
=. = ~ g. .F.vAHBusKrRk 1 co.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02
EXTRA SPECIAL NoTIcE!!
BEWARE OF COUNrERFEITs!
sniak's Tonic Srsp has been eounterfeited,
aud the counterfeiter brought 70 grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

SMa - - AO.NuG 81 - w.
The seasiae article must have Dr.. IONS
BuLLs private stanp on each bottle DR..
ions BuLL only has the right to m.nufacture
and sell the original JoHs J. SsrrH's TONIC
SYRUP, Of LonisviI!e. Ky. E.amine veil
the Label on each bottle. If my private stamp
is not on each bottle. do not purchase. or you
viii be deceived See my column advertise.
meos. AMI my sho~ card. sili prosecute
any one infringing on my right. The seasiae
S.rrn's TcsIc SsaUP can only be prepared By
nyseiE The psblie's servant, 30
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 5. 1863. inch. 81.