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MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
-~IsrABLIsHED ~,
DIR. ]. c.. YOUNG, IN 1850.
For tho Cure OF all Diseases OF the
! Usiaart AndGencrativeA =
I Organs. and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. $50 ....----...W ushington street
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Cures 0aaraatssd, sr No Pay Required.

EQUALIZATION fhhk
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess Of elshteen year., and has become one Of
celebrated Lock Hospital Is TO- london, and the
no less renowned establishment Of RECORD Is to
Paris, this Institute has become TO the Pacific
Coast. The thousands annually received and
cured at this place Is In point OF number OF pt.
tients among the very nrst OF the world, and
the success OF its treatment ranks 1t second to
none.Ss ,.a h-xa A.,Cr ,,yrT q
Semiaal WeRhnesS0 r RpefmnrssFhGa..
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organizes.
ton, should stop to consider whence It arises.
He win ind In the weskasss OF the back, tremb.
ling Of the limbs, disordered digestion, unac-
countable falling OF the powers OF the mind,
distaste for. society, dread OF impending trouble,
~foreoodings OF syp pleeplessness. troubled and
lsscivious dreams, growing deafness, loss Of
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
OF disorganizatiou. the positive traces Of thai
most terrible aud destructive OF all dlseAscY
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes OF life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path OF his CT.
lstcnce Observation-Disclosures sTgyel
To him who fnds His life dribbfing out In the
discharge OF tho vital principle OF existence 10
Nocturnal and ciurnal emissions, the mere ces-
sation ottts Appearance brlnSs no assurance Of
relief. .,
Marriage, that holy ofice, that safeguard and
hope OF manhood, brings to such u one no hope
ofears, hnt adds TO his nIseryin tho knowlodae
that the one who looks to him for so much Of
her happiness, Isl victim to his evil. and an In.
10 his misery and disorder until hope leaves
him, There Is no rescue except In proper and
skillful treatment. Those who have become the
victims Of solitary Vices, That dreadful, fasci-
pands OF sick rooms with paralytics and con-
sumptyes, and hundredslo of untin1y grayet'
with its misguided victims, should consult With.
out . moments delay, one, who win sympathizt
with their sufferings. To such the Doctor would
especially address himself, giving to each and al
assurance Of q PERFECT and PERMANENT
CURE, without hindrance. to business, change
of dict, or fear Of exposure.
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Approved July Il. 1870.

lPubuc-No. iT6l s.
AN ACT 10 declare forfeited 70 tho United States
certain land grants TO tho State Of Louisiana 10
aid In constructing q railroad therein.
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THg UNITED STATES.
= OFFICIAL.
ofthe United States,
| $685. PASSED II rr, I
Third Session Of tho XLIst CenEress
ssl.. q
published BY AUTHORITY
Approved January 10, is7i.l

4 RESOLUTION to authorize the restoration Of
Benjamin 8. Richards to tho active list Of the
\ NAVY.
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A SERIES OF CONCERTS WILL BE
n given under the auspices OF the SOUTH
MECHANICAL SOCIETY, At the ACADEMY
OF MUSIC, Charleston, 3. c., commencing
January 8, 1874, ct which drawings viii AXE
place and distributions DO made TO ueket
holderp.
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A~pprovedIJuly u. 1870.

Gilt.g fpuSae Re.oiutson-Ns: ST.
4 RsoluIIh5 s Ss 4 fsls e i. K 9c.pIsSI.
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rpubl,c-No. ISL
ApptovodJ July II. 1870.

AN ACT to extsndtSs poSidSns Of The ;prsstnp.
ton laws TO the Territory Of Colorado, and for
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ORDNANCE NO. ea.

AN ., ORDINANCE "a. & , ssss.s%s1,s Srs g Or;
DrtSEininins what are Nni..nces, ?
parsed August 10, AID 1857. ~
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TGl WOOD

TURING THE PAST YEAR, TWO OR
u three hundred cords OF wood, belonging to
the Virginia and Truckec fNlroad Company,
have been stolen In the vicinity Of Gold Hi
and Virginia. The Company, therefore, hereby
give full and fair warning to any and all persons
that henceforward the most stringent measures
will be taken to prevent further stealing.
Any person caught stealing the ~eompany's
wood Will DO prosecuted 70 the utmostextent Of
en0 N N -rprNoroN a...L....a..
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ANAcr, :er e! e: TIL S:iss |. d SEisss$saea ...l.r. in

That settlers upon the public domain within tho
nrst day Of January eighteen hundred and seventy,
had died their dectAratory statements under tho
proemptfoni laws for tracts once offered u publio
any withdrawal for railroad grants, where such
lands were Of data OF ding, - Aforesaid, subject 70
disposal under said presumption Lawn, and who,
the lands 90 settled upon and claimed became sub
iect 70 the Designations Of unofered - lands have
JAILED 70 make the proof and payment required By
msnt shall b, and arc hereby allowed and author
ised 70 MAKE tueh proof and payment within enc
rear nom me pan.see o. thisace upon Showing .
su1ptton lAwSi provided. that such settlements were
upon The svsnlnumbered ~sections, and do not In
elude cases declared 70 be invalid By the Commits
sioref Of b sGenerai Land Once.
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Approved July ], ls7o]

.- CPuble-Eo. 1901 !
ACT In relation 70 certain unsold land In the
counties Of Porter and Lake. In the State OF Ind
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ORDINANCE 81.
Passed October 10, 1s7i.l

AN No. SssSs %. s1.isfsa aaSSssSS 4sY.. Sssl % Pc
and Collect a License Tax,o passed
June II, A. ID. 1871, IT--' 80
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ORDINANCE NO. 49,.
tPsssed JUNO q, a. D. 1s7l. ]

AN ORDINANCE Q, Fix and ColIec. q
: Liccnso Tax. .Yg%5 Sos
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JOINT RESOLUTION 70 enable. owners TO obtain
duplicates Of lost and destroyed regiiiersd bonds

eluds cases declared to be invalid BY the Commis-
sionef Of th6Generai Land Once.
JOINT RESOLUTION 10 enable owners 70 obtain
duplicates Of lost and destroyed regtstersd bonds
OF the United States. -
Be q resolved by. ths Sssats and House Of Rspresssf.
sttsts n tAs Ususd States Of An1sod n O0~orss
That The Secfetafy q the Treasury Be, md hereby
II, authorised and directed, whenever &c y proved hY
clear and sstiefzetcry evidence that any duly regtS-
tend bond Of the United Btate1, bearinI tntsresN, L.
sued for valuable Consideration IN pursuance OF ~.
has been lost or Destroyed. sothSt The safne h not
held nJ am. perle1 a hhl own property, TO- issue Z 3
Of hkeamount, md bearing Nh fnterrst q The bond
- proved to Be lost or DESTROYED; provided. thatth6l
owner Of such missing bond shall de In the treasury
. hoadip Isn1 .pp ssnsl 2 &c smolnt % I'D
thsrson, until The pFtncipai thercof 4 due and payS.
By, ynA txoa9sa.nd sueaasnt sur.nss, gedasnts.
Of he .United 6tAtes, 70 III approval ~ tAe Becfe-
~ g sS S.l 11is:c 4: flsn sHRSisSS g tDcsI.its
bsssaSs u ~ tAid bost or dsstroys4 bond.
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references I'm ssush Carsiina.
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Special rates will be given for 500 or 1000
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CAUTION.

Do not DO deceived by unprinc1pled dealers
who may offer you o remedy called Aliens Pee
toral Balsam, which ie offered for sale on the
great merits Of Aliens Lung Balloon. -.
Call for and be sure you receive Aliens LunS
Balsam-all others are infringemene.
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CONSUMPTION CONQUERED
AwARDxD II
Aliens Lung BalSam

N.-FoR CURE OF
" this distressing disease, thero has been &C
medicine yet discovered that can show moro
evidence OF real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This uneQuAled Expsctorant FOL
curing Consumption, and all diseases leadingto
IL. such rs affections OF tho Throat, Lungs, and
all diseases Of tho Pulmonary Organs, IL intro
duced to the suffering public amer Its merits for
tho posiuyo cure OF such diseases have been
fully tested The formula nom which Il 10 pre-
pared Is referred to BY the leading medical Jour
nails as being equal to any prescription that can
be- made up for such diseases BY the medical fac
ulty. Tho BALSAM IL, consequently, recon
mended by physicians who have become &C
Quainted with its great success.
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AN EXPECTORANT REMEDY WITH.
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100000 =!
the SOUTH oARoLinA} q
LAND AND IMMIGRATION
ASSOCIATION,
PRomerIoN OF InMIeRArIoN
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Aliens Lang Balsam 10 Perfectly
Harmiraa TO tho MoSt.
s. |-1 DOllcatol ~lEsslaeS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

At 0 meeting Of the members Of the
Kansas Legislature from Atchison and
Doniphsn Counties. and their sccomp-
snyiDg friends. held upon the cars Of the
Kansas City. St. Joe and Bluffs Railroad,
en- route to Kansas City. on January 9th.
1871, Thos. Murphy, Of Atcbison. was
called to the Chsir, and Sol. Miller, oi
White Cloud, was appointed Secretary.
On motion. 0 Committee OF three. con
sisting Of Hons. A. II. Horton. John NJ.
Price, and DR.. j. Wood. was appointed
to draft resolutions expressive Of tho SEN
timeuts of the meeting.
The Committee reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. That the thanks of the mem
bers of the Kansas Legislature and their
accompanying friends are hereby rendered
to F. r. Firth. Esq, Resident Engineer
of the Atchison and Nebraska Railway.
snd to A. L. Hopkins. Esq. Superinten-
dent of the Kansas City. St. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railway. and A. g.
Dawes, Esq. General Ticket Agent OF
the same read, for the free excursion fur.
nished us this day, over the Atchison and
Nebraska, and the Kansas City. ST. Jo-
seph and Council Bluffs Railroads. and
also for the many courtesies EXTENDED to
us BY the officers of said roads on the
trip.
Resolsed The copies Of these resolu-
tions be furnish the editors of the Atch-
ison and the Doniphsn County papers.
for pupl'cstion.
THOS. MURPHY. Chsirmsn.
Sol. MILLER. Secretary.
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5pefial Notices.



Some medical men insist that it is undissi.
fed to advertise a remedy, however valuable
it may be. Queer reasoning this. Il d Ike
saying that an article which the world neS3,
should be hid in a eorner-that benefits ssa
blessings may be too widely diSussd-shss shs
means of protecting and restoring health d hesId
be close monopoly. and not accessible 70 III.
The argument is bad. 1t is worse than shss;
it is iahuman. Suppose Hostetter's SsouseA
Bittere-an absolute specific for dysps,ie.
bliousness and nervous debility-had ssvse
been known beyond the repertoire Of sbe faculty,
What would have beer the consequsscsf h.
stead Of curing and invigoratipg millions. lie
good effects Of the preparation would have bssp
confined To comparative fev. There b shs
highest authority for saying that light shesId
not be hid under tushel; that whatsvse n
excellent should be placed as city o. Ia,
where all men can take cognizance ofis. Il b
upon this prirciple that the Bitten have bssn
advertised and continue 10 be sdvsssisod ia
every newspaper of any prominenes II tbs
western hemisphere. and that the spoasasssus
testimonials in its favor have been trsnslassA
into all written languages. Thousands esjey
perfect health to-day who would be languishing
on beds Of sickness il the newspapers had not
spread the truth raA regard 70 this sssssslsj
iaUigoysnf and corrective far and vids. Ssp
pose profit has been reaped from ibis psAlBei-
y. Is fhaf any Argument against is7 n tie
public health has been protected; II live hsvo
been saved; il the feeble have been sssae1A-
ened and the sick restored. Svssf Sssl kss Sssv
accomplished; and Who 50 mean - y eluiwsso
eIertions thus directed their fair rsuasdf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

A DssAn "A friend Of onrs dreamed.
the other night. that it was the year 1920.
He saw . very sgod man. more than one
hundred years old. His name was Pome-
roy. and he was dsvotius bis tims to ex-
planning 90 srticls written BY him City
years before. and published in the New
York Ledger. He had collected his COR
rsspoudenee on the subject. and Published
them in large volumes. corresponding in
size and number to those Of Rees' En-
cyclopedis. 10 the Kansas Stale Library.
Each volume was composed Of contrsdic-
tons Of matters in the preceding volume.
He said bis only hope now was. that be
might live long enough to straighten that
little matter up.
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any character in which she appears. either
tragic os comic; snd the singing Of Miss
Woltz cannot be excslled. Now that
White Cloud has communicstion with
the balance Of the world. it is to be hoped
that she may sometimes have smusemsuts
Of this kind. snd not be altogesther de-
pendent upon niger shows and magic
lantern exhibitions for ber edi6cstioo.
The completion Of the railroad to
Write Cloud has made the town better
known to the outside public thsn every
thing else com bined during tho past four
teen years. Everybody now seems to
know where White Cloud is, sod ths,
she hes . rsilrosd. She may make
something OF herself. If she will bit &c
to work while the sign is right. and "pust
thipgs."
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The recovery Of nation after logs, con-
quest, peetiience. famine is not unfreqaept.
~ recorded in history; but nation that
bss fallen to pieces by its internal disor-
ean;za,ion does not for long-sometimes
does not for sges-resssert. its place in
the world. Tbs eclipse which came upon
Greece and upon Itsly lasted for centu-
ries, and has not passed away. In later
times the glorics Of Spain departed. and
never returned. These considerations
must appall one who looks now at pros
trste France. Not her present misior-
tunes only. but the dark days that are
befors be-, excite emotion. the one raj
sing pity. the other shutting on. hope.
Francs the fair. the rom antic. the brave,
the legendary. to sink into base eoun-
try, clinging to her ancient p,ids and
ancient prctension. is SD to contemplate
Yet il what has been be any guide to the
kuo wledge Of what is to b.. France n,usl
for many 9 day, perhaps for many q cen.
tury. experience the bitterness Of humiiis.
ton. OF ell the great institutions which
she owned in her days OF renown, NO, one
remains to serve as rsllying-point So
utterly has she failed that her recons.ruc
,ion cannot b. immediate or speedy; i
must be the work OF generatioas.
Nevertheless. strongly as the analogue,
may press in q political view. there is .
ground of hops for France which wa
" ansing to the fallen countries with whici
we have compared her. tGrseoe. Itsly
Spain. are ali psniasulss. on the skirts O
the Continent. II required amazing vi'
to give them their p,eiominanee at sll
and, when their energy disappeared. in
significance. in spite of which they RAISED
themselves, gave them no assistance whei
they tsgsn to fail; it rather served t,
teach the rest Of Europe how well affair
could go on wiihou. these exctescences
which belong more to the sea than to tb
land. Bu, her geographical situation
must slwavs work powerfully in favor 9
France. Europe can never SO on its We.
unmindful of ber-csn say, as long a
she is q ns,ion, tbst her voice shall b
entirely unheeied in council. It may b
ihst, like the po.en. hebrews. her hsi
may begin to grow again after she ha
been sbaven, and some tokens of he
crest strength to return. Alas that, lik
hin, she should be fatally blind!
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The new depot Of the Atchisou and Ne
brsska Road, OF this city. is approaching
completion. 1t is very commodious.
conveniently arranged and substsn,ial
structure. rejecting great credit npon
F. R. Firth. E-q.. the Resident Eugi-
neer, who. We believe. is the architect
of al the depot buildings on the line.
It is located on the sonth- west corner OF
the Levee and Main street, and hence is
convenient to the business heart Of the
city. The msin track Of the Road. and q
side track. pass 10 front Of it. while su-
other track. is 10 rear Of it. The bull
ding is 100x30 feet in eliza. In the north
end are the visiting rooms. one for ladies
and one for gentlemen, with ticket Of
fee having an opening into both rooms.
In the centre Of the building are baggage
and store rooms. In the sou,h end Of
the building is the general freight room.
The building is constructed Of pine. and
is as neat and substantial as it is COM
moGjous and convenient. 1t will cost.
when completed, between $4,000 end
IS. 5000 Atehison Champion.
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lFor the Chief.)

SAAs Senury ASs 1oSI.
Nh. EDrToa:-
S,R:-Last monday, left White Cloud for
this place, arriving Thusday evening, through
one Of the seversst Of sno~ storms. Topeka
is full. and. yes. overnowing / found room
in the parlor Of the Ashbaugh Hotel, with bed
on the floor. and kind. jovial, good hearted
Payne, Of wischitah, my bed fellow.
YESTERDAY evening found my ~ay to the Can
isol building. seeing host Of Doniphan's citi-
zens, Sol. is here, With his sober looking self.
Our representative, T. II. Moore of Iowa
Point, is speechifying for What he reprcsep:s.
Capt Steele, Of Sedgwick County, il a glow.
ing representative Of his District. To dsy.
Friday. the House of Representatives adjourned
until Tuesday next; several Of the member.
left this morning for Lesven.orth, A,ehisop.
Karsas City and St. Joseph, Missouri, leaving
the more room for those here.
But next week. Oh. Topeka. where is 70
room for the nultitudes that will come A,wins
in with the tidei shers you have not nov
for What is here. The Tefs
Hotel 10 at present the finest hsuss in the ei,v.
has her share Of guests. They are Just comp,et
ing . fre hotel that will far excede the Tef
in architectural beauty. Tuesday viii dec;d.
whether Sol. is State printer o. not. think
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

GREEL.Y on GRANr.-Horacs Greeley
was chosen chairmsn Of the republicsn cen.
trsl committee Of New York few days
ago, and 10 Acknowledgements Of the hon-
or, made speech. from which We take
the following:
As to The adm inistration Of General
Grant, recognise no one Is . republic
can who 10 Dot grateful for its judicious.
energetic sod suecnssful efforts to procure
the ratification Of the 18th amendment.
that keystone Of our political arch where.
by the fruits Of our great triumph over
rebellion and slavery are assured and yer
ps,uated. That the President has made
soma mistakes in appointments is OBJ
viOus-it would be strange indeed if one
so inexperienced in the conduct Of politi-
cal affairs had wholly escaped them.
Whatever blame may justly attach to
this falls righ;fully on Us who took him
from the head of tbs army and msds him
our civil Chief Magistrate. fully aware
that h>-~,sssi -1ss.sF voted . republican,
ticket. if, indeed he h,d ever voted ct ell.
While asserting the right of every repub
lican ro bis untrsmmslei choice Of ban
didsto for nex' President until . nomina
iron is made. venture to suggest tina;
Gen. Giant will be far better qnaliisd for
that momentous trust. in 1872 than be
was in 1863.
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r. The selection Of Frank Blair for
United Ststes Senator from Missouri, is
another Of the happy results Of the lovely
"Libersl" Brown movement. 1t bids fair
to let loose every known plague and pes
thence upon that betrayed and sold out
Stats.
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PsssAy, ss-aAis p'ass- s.ssse hssssek
though be should be supported BY the Topeka
ring, if not. he never viii be elected BY othesss
We all want Miller, the people Of this place
want him, the Lsavenvorth Delegation wants
him. in fact. We will elect him, in spite Of The
miserable, wretched. cold January. wind that 10
now tanning the grum eouLtenances of our pol.
isicians. q. .e> SI w.v.a.
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~ \ AaswspsPer- correspondent says
that the estrsngement between Senator
Sumner and his wife. wss in consequence
Of her not sppreciating bis fame and his
works. We have heard il hintsd that
the difficulty was bis lack Of "works."