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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
Duslnoss NOTICES.

To Pie Me PA1rIRs.--A fine assortment oi
IasisA pickles and sauces Of oil kinds Walnut
dimes. Picked spd Cove Oysters, &C.. 80. Also
Matthews D Latours celebrated olive oils. at
bOWAAN'S, the 0rocsr's, 4th and Lombard
1nprovsA Psrcslsin lined and Brass preserving
ksttlss. AAssu. Dexter. Valve. Wilcox, and Other
gass, stone aad tin air tight jars and cans cheap
ct DoWMAN'S, the Giocers 4th and Lombard.
L. H. Foulk, No. lO2 West second stree, has Oh
hAad fine assortment Of very easy shoes suitnLi.
sr ladies snd gentlemen advanced in lifo, at low
prices. Je. 2
0AIap Csel.-Stove S5y5, Nut S4.75 per 22a(
pounds for cash only, at tyard South Of Market
strest Bridge. feb2l-n WV. }. Brown.
Crippeu. Corner 4th 4 Market streets, is con
stantiy receiving rev Teas, aud Coffees, whici
he 10 selling at reduced rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

PREcARIOUs PROFITS OF PEACHES l,aA
week, peach growers got decidedly sick II
heart So great was the rush of the fruit to
market that the price fell to minimum. In
stead OF one dollar crate in many instances
one-tenth Of that amount was not realized
and we have knowledge of several growers
who after picking their fruit and hauling Il
from ten to fifteen miles tor shipment, did not
realize more than five to six cents to pay cost
OF labor and teaming. The past week, how
ever, the fruit has been better. the supply
more limited and the prices have ruled
higher
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
MaRistrates' Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR VALENTINE.

lsaac FoOrd, ThrordOre Gibbs and VIM.
Gibbs, were arrested by officer bacon, yester-
day, for drunkenness and creating = disturb
ancs In the nrghbOrhoOd of Ninth and
French streets. Foord was fined SlO and
costs and the other two 81 and costs, and each
was held to ball, in the sum of 5000, to kecb
the peace.
There were no eases this morning -Four
drunks were disposed OF in the usual manner.
last evening.
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
John W. Mccoy, for assault and batter, on
Johh =. Jones, and threatening to do him in
jury, was fined 50 cents and costs, and held "a
bail, in the sum of 500, to keep the peace
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
Peach 8h.pmsnts.
sATURDAy.

MosauITon-To sleep sound and not be
troubled with fies or moaquitoea, use Holmes
Patent Oriental Mosquito Canopy, the only
mosquito bar frame that can he opened and
closed while suspended from the ceiling and can
he taken of the frame and replaced after wash.
ing without being ripped Come and see them
in position At Henry Grebe's (sole agen. for the
State), at 800 Market street. II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

THERE is limit beyond which Sabbath-keep-
ing apparently to be virtue. and this Inn
it has been found in Florida in the case of the
apothsoariss who, from religious. other mo-
tives, have taken 70 closing their shops on Sun
been urging legislation TO shut up all other sorts
OF places Of business on the first day Of tho week
now propose special act Of the Legislature fore.
ing druggists to disregard the Sabbath and work
on all the seven days alike.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

will he sol ut Pubic Sale. ut the Ho. a.
tel OF X Strickland. in Newark ON TUEs L.
DAY. the M otSeptember. 1s7 ut O'Clock AXN
p; m. all the Personal Property ofthe late AN
William Motherall. deceased. consisting of ,ooa
old York Carriage. sleigh. l set Of douhls ~
Blankets. ''' paHo
Terms at sale. MARY MOTHERAIJ
aug2ts Adminstrst.;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

LkwEs, DEL The steam.>r Eastern Vueei
makes her last trip to New York ."m Ac"es
on Saturday next.
The LigM announces the following visitor,
to i-Wes:-James Truit. and r. d. Ellegood,
oI SALISBURY, Md, MIR. James n. Nicholson,
3 W. Clements, c. r. Witbank, Col. CLAYTON
and daughter. of Summit Bridge, who were
at l@wes last week, left for their homes on
Saturday, highly pleased with their visit. I
John Clayton Hill, who figured very
conspicuonsly about Seaford last year, is con-
hned in Sussex County Jail, on the charge Of
rape.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

ACCIDENT.--James Plunkett had one Of his
arms broken last Tuesday afternoon by u fall
he received while running into the Logan
house in order to escape the shower of rain.
DR.. Greenleaf reduced the fracture, and it /,
now dong well. under the attendance Of DIS.
Porter and johnson
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
n HUMPHREY. 4 SANDT,
fA9AloNABlE MATTERS
2lS MARKET STREET,

HAvK On hand . fall line of fashionable Hat.
IA and Caps suitable for the present season.
Aieh they are selling At very moderate prices
AiA want Of superiOra a icle ut q small out ay
shSaAA give them call. ALSO. good assortment oi
UMBRELLAS. GLOvESiAo..
low Agures
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
vnfadtng Lovilness

Delones only TO the immortals, but whoeve
uses the fragrant 6osodonf can at least def
time TO lnjure one Of the elements Of beauty,
good set Of teeth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

AarMvss Ha mess!
r lGHT and HEAVY HARNE EsS, made Of Ii
IL best material and by first class work men on
hand md made to order At very moderate rates
SADDLES, COLLARS,
WuitS, sikkTS.
BRUSHES. CURRY C0MLS
aud other articles in their line ON hand aadfor
~ 0 At the lowest rity prices.
keraiiug neatly done At short notice.
The luOlic are in ted to give ,ht ID call
WiEL y KlNGMALT
sp8-tf N. ". corner N ant Shiplsy Ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
sew DOOu ana AnOe Store.
- GEO. s. HAGANY,

No. 2 WEST SECOND STREET -
between Market and Shiplsy has Just orensa
arge and varied assortment OF Boots and Sho@
III of which he proposes to sell prcest to suit ne
present times and respectfully asks the puoic'
~ and exnmine his stock. mar "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

For LoN0 BRANCH-By advertisement It
will be seen the general desire to visit this
most celebrated watering place and enjoy its
attractions and novelties may now be- gratif-d
at small cost of time and money. On Thurs
day, the 29th All excursion train. frst-class
cars Of p. w. 4 b. and Pennsylvania Rail
road Companies, leave here at 6l5 A. NJ
Runs to Long Branch via W. Phila. and Tren
ION direct. No change of cars. Arriving al
Long Branch at H. Returning, leaves there
at F. NJ, reaching Wilmington about II r
M. Fare s., ro1nd trip.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

CUTTING CORN.-David W. Chandler Of
Ppncader Hundred, commenced cutting up
his corn last Friday. The stalks are large,
and on many Of them are two fine ears. He
estimates that the Yield will he about sixty
bushels to the acre
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

FIRE AT GEORaETowN.-The Susser Jour
nal says, on Thursday afternoon. about 4
Of Mrs. Spauding, most of our citizens, were
at the camp ground, and at one time things
looked ugly. The goods in the dwelling OF
Mrs Spatndng We're removed, and those III
the house occupied by Issac Adams. BY hard
work and free use of water the fire was stayed,
after the destruction Of the houses of Mrs.
Spauldng and Mcllvaine. There Is an insur-
ance upon Mrs. Spauldng's property
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Board Of Education meets this evening.
Franklin Loan Association meets this evening
Nomination. for1sard officers will be held in
several wards this evening.
"Big Qnartsgay". .was held by our colored citi-
zens yesterday. Largo numbers OF visitors were
in the city. but they were generally we'll behaved
Tho Olympics and Athletics, of this city, played
base ball. Al McD0wellyiile, on Saturday after
noon Thu latter were victOrs; score, 2j to IL.
The CITY CouNcIL.-Lewis Lynch was. on
Saturday evening. nominated for City Council,
by the Democrats of the Tenth Ward. The vote
stood. Lewis Lynch, H7; Mars Taylor. %.
Patrick Cahill was nominated for Inspector
and Henry Witsil for Assistant Inspector, with
out opposition.
The Democrats Of the Third Ward, on S,tur-
day evening, nominated VIM. L. Porter tol
Council. VIM. Emmons, Jr.. for Inspector. The
nominations wspe made by acclsmat,on.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
NyEw BOOr AND sSlOE STORE.

The Old Stand Re-0pened.
No. & E,lAl front Sheet.
-S~ Tho subscriber would announce to his
XHk friends and the pubic that he has Opened
Y~ Boot aud shoe store. ana has IN hang
- good assortment OF Bon =, SLues hpl lisi-
ters for Men. b ys. Women, Misses and Children.
III aie in the best manner and Of good material, o.
the lowest prices. Particular attention aid 10 Cus-
tom Work. Repairing neatly done at short uoiics'
apll dun Hudn SN kENLi.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

night, q young lady tainted. and had I" 'm
taken home. The faint was caused by Vi"
heat and the crowded condition of the church.
KEPAIRED.-The Philadel.5nia a. Reading
Railroad Company s collier LdttlesudAt, which
has been undergoing repairs at the Harlan n
HOllingswOrth Company's yard, left on Satnr-
day, all repairs having been completed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
A DMiNlsrRATRlx.s SALE.

aug5-ts
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04
w.i.. Cl..a Pes. ose. Regulates.

Ea.tern and Northern Mail arrives daily except Sunday
ria Kansas City it. Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad al
Q y NJ and denarts daily at 81 A. N. Closes el5 A. NJ
Southern and Eastern and Nebraska Mail arrives daily
except sunday ria Atchison and Nebraska Railroad 10
INC Soufh arrives at 1910 closes at 30 A. NJ oihS
North arrives At 5.2s I. NJ: closes at ASS r. r.
Netswaka Hiawatha. Albany and all points West ana
North arrives Monday at r NJ. and departs IaesAs' "
CAN Closes r. NJ Monday.
MOZART arrives and departs daily at n Closes NJ
Von.r crsey. can he obtained at this Office upon any
Money 0rder Once in the United States Money Orhef
once omen from u O'Clock ~ to o'clock p NJ day tx
Post once open from q NJ 70 y S,cloch F. " daily
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

CLosE NIr.-Joe and Dad were brothers. aged forty
therealous Joe MARI ed and Dad living with him.
They were hard hut nevertheless made religious
duty never without first saying grace They liked
chicken and both passonatey fond Of the g1rard
usins every strategic at his command to to Nc
cure that article day they in to dinner after
hard fcrnoun the harvest field smoking plate
Of chicken table and the gizzard in plain view
They sat down. ice commencing his blessing with his
hand ON his fork handle and the gizzad Dad
likewise His hand his fork and his on The plate
Of chicken calculating his chances Jot had set form
for saving grace but this time. he attempted 10 steal
march, BY emitting = few words before the Amen But
Dad was looking M sharp practice and was prepared for
any emesency The Amen and at the same instant
both forks date at the gzrard Unfortunately for Dad
he missed his aim and Joe carried Of the prize in triumph
Dad laid his fork with air Of resignation, mildly
rcmarkng:
by Cd, Jo.ey! If my fork hadn't glanced on bone,
you'd never a,got that sizzardr'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

Cry AssEssxESr-we have been informed, semiomciA
Il, that the taxable property in the city fmts OF
Cloud amounts to just including real and
nr,perty-the personal property being about ese""
not this pitiful showing for town like wn'e eoua
There is more than eii7oo taxable personal property
~ e. mi. wholesale shirkingi The highest limit OF tax
,o an TINS amount that the law alows will not pay the
ou,t.uding Indebtedness that must be met the coming
re.r and there viii be means to make necessary !"
a;r, ON the streets The few who have given fAr return
Of their property will be taxed to death to make up
those who shirked out Of theirs eoes ABROAD
VIZ. ,d Il; hardened down with taxes while il half
homes, return of property made the rate Of tax
.,op would be comparatively light. When they talk OF
.b;, thing or that thing njHrne town we would like
az THAT i, more calculated to kill of town than the sys
fsn herein spoken Oft
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az :
Col Israel Shreve
Fayette County
Post Office Do~~,-l-c~:,
Pittsburgh SAiiiSy lNdiIid
President L. s.
And the following Is the letter:

And the following Is the letter:
Philadelphia July 2sth I74
Your letter of the e9th ulto. my hands a few
Mr. Sanurl jackson Of that is the the person
who asked s'urtmr in the Of last winter If
wold disJse Of land in Fayctte a. ut what prce
greatly have IL he conceived
thirty shiliings the value had upon it,
The truth is that period since dissolved part
nershp with Simpson, had idea If partn. with this
other Lands West of the Allegany Mountains did
fix less value than forty shllings the tract
ve-t is be presumed that that should lower
the price of Land when il INCREASING twenty FIVE
fifty. and hundred Ct i'm almost every difec
tom
County that in Favete from the price: for thirty shi
n.s the value put on that-The conversation
/ had with that Genti-man very short; for when
found he did lie the purchaser himself hut
cratify that of others told him rated them such
such prices 40s. think for that in Fayee and 3s for
the other: being asked if would allow credit he
provided certain part of the purchase
paid the time of enseang and delivery and interest
phd the residue.-Bnt he told at parting that
nothing final had taken place between him & he
not to consider any thing passed between bind
ing upon me at future dav.-
Mentioning this matter Gentleman well acquainted
with the vaue prices OF land in that Country he told me
he thought the land web live 1.-THE whole tract
would fetch Six dlhrs accordingly. Mr..
Ross Of Washington lone your has been author
sed by me 10 sell both tracts Not knowing therefore what
he have done in this matter cannot be more precise
with this tme-If the land Is not ALREADY under en-
power of given; il would give pleasure
that s the preference; if Mr. Ross and can
sree ON the priorAnd IL you would pay inh o. the
ve six ycars:-giying the Land and your Bond
bearing interest security. O.
With esteem regard
Yr Very H'ble Servt
Go. WASHINGTON.
~ The regular paymt of interest tn be secrrd in
such manner admit Of disappcintment-with"uf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

~ lot of young 'shaeks ranging nom we've 70
.r. of arr were before the Police Court. on Mon
a. t con,pir,cy TO entce . hoy up the river bank on
sunday and whip him-s Of which they accomplished
xbi.ky Tor diluted alcohol being valuable auxiliary IN
~ ,.e Several of the rngie.ders were fined The gu
,ies are now getting at the core Of the thing Nine
,.nth. of AL the rascay and ro~dysm going on about
town especially of sunayaAnd Of nehts " oy this e'ass
a ,,sune calssws-bait
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

Mail Trains connect at Ruo with stage for Rulo at
Table Rock with stage Pawnee City and at Tccunseh
with ,ar.. for Beatrice and trains Of Midland Pacific K X
for Lincoln at Nursery Hill.
Diuipo Stafions Whit Cloud and Table Rock.
Mail rain south conn.ts at Atchisyn with trains for St
Ious and Kansas CITY, upon each side of the river at
p NJ and RI NJ train for Chicago at $50 T. NJ also
connects at Troy Junction with Mail on ST. Jo u. y H.
r. reaching ST. Joseph Mt 200 p. M
Mail Train North connects at Atchism with trains from
ST Ioi. and Chicago and closely at Troy Junrtan with
trains from 81; Jo for Hawaha Seneca MaysSiiie FAR
bury Meridian and beyond
with trains the West for 81 Joseph and VIII connect
Mt Atchson with trains for Topeka and W ater'ihe:
Rulo ACCOMMODATION North will connect at Afch'son
with trains Topeka and at Troy junction with train
frum ST. ia. going west
Freight Trains have attached, for the accommo
sation Of local travel. L.
""'' F. r. FIRTH Supt and Chief Engineer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

~ George Wolf wellknown hummer and rough o
Oregon No. who for long time petted and patron
lied By class Of citizens pretending to responsibility and
influence arrested few days ago for rubbing jew
elry store short time since number Of the stolel
watches found his person. and others ount
concealed in hi. house He in Jail and will go tn
pententiary None of the for whom he used to d
dirty work will 60 his bail
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

u Robert Tracy enters upon his duties County
Treasurer this week 1t is simply change OF respnns
biity and only nominslly change of officers; for Bob
has the work Of the Office for the last year.
while another had the fun of giving the bond
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04
n RA~k far All.

THE Great Industries Of the United States; ip pages
,c an historical summary q the Origin
,ota and Perfection chief industrial Arts Of the
country including personal sketches Of the men VINO oes
repres4nt its inventive genius and its mechanical entef
pr;se By % eminent writer's 5000 sold in % days
This splendid book can be hsd Of H. L. Alien As'n'
Highland Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
St Louis, July /.
Flour-Dul prices entirely unsettled
wh-at-Dull; lower fall; old No. red 81 30:
81 f0a 145.
Corn-Dnu and lower; No. mixed 3s ace; do white
mixed a. 4sc.
Oats-Steady: No. mixed 29a e9ac.
Rye-Dnl: prime Coo.
Pork-Dull mess ell sOd12 90.
Dry Salt Meats-tluirt: lease clear rib 81.
Bacon-Qui-t and firm shoulders SIC: clear rib a
clear sides u country clear -ir. l'se. sold at sc
Lari-Dull country &c: refined in small &c.
Hemp-Choce; scarce and in demand 95asl 90 I'M
dressed.
Cattle-Stcady: shipping "a &C. butchers q ood5 50.
Uoss-S3 SOFA 90.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

~ The residence Of George Day, at Highland. va
burned with all most Of its coutents about midnight
Wednesday night of last week We understand that tn
property insured The Ere is said b have originates
from defective due. 1t must have been unusually de
fectve burn house at midnight in the middle Of tn
Summer
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04
WHITE CLOUD MARKET.

Fall wheat-None offering.
Con-20d25c.
Oats-2Oc.
Barley-25a5Ac.
Potatoes-iDc.
Flour-s5.5O per hundred.
Pork-Clear sides, ssc; Hams. IOd Issc; Lard, ioc.
Butter-15c.
Eggs-l0c.
Hil-s-Dry flint. IGsc.
Wool-Wa shed j0c sO..
Groceries 6ic: Core q ssc: Salt, per Dbl
s. 20: Dried Apples, l2sc: Dried Peaches, i2sc.
Cbckens-per dozen. s250 $500.
Nail--p-r keg. t7.O0
Cottonwood Lumher-&Is. 90 a0oO per NJ.
Hogs-per 100 pounds. gruss. t3OO.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

- In the wholesale destruction Of Winter wheat. tn
past Winter there s here and there spot that escaped
from come mysterious cause About the only Vi
Of in this neghborhood is the farm Of NJ B. Bow
era where there 10 piece of twelve acrrs vhicl
promises . fair yield. Thomas Brigham. Of Padoais
informs that he has piece Of about the extent
which promises equally we'll but that he knows Of n
other In the neghborhood.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

IT. whs il Soak Locki What ale himi and why do
they compel Soak work when he isn't WELT People are
talking about it. Go out the streets every morning.
and ron can hear them speaking Of the Sick Soak Lock
train
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04
CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago, July 1.
Flour-Dull and nominal
wheat-uiet and steady; closed at 81 ao cash July;
81 1si August
Corn-weak and lower; No. Q mixed 4oi acac cash;
l3lc bid for August.
(ats-Quiet No. a6i 21Ic cash; 26A dac for August
RyeIQuirt; Ma. j6d57c-
Barley-Firm at See.
Mess Pork-Easier tl2 50d u s. cash. el2 IL 20
for August.
Larl-Strady at sic.
Hams in PickIe-Firm at 81 a 12c.
Bulk Meats-Stronger shoulders q SC short ribs 81
d6fc.
Hoys-Active; prices unchanged.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

We are told that woman and her I've ehidres
.,t.cked BY lot Of hoga in the lower part Il town
a. ,..t week end that the woman severely bit
a. before they could be drivrs Of II the haes
hss.e that savasr. IL IL time the AoE1av vers icing
.sitstsi sgsib
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

Purgative Pills have become settled necessity with
the American people Indeed cashares Away. have be~u
and always b used in some form by all aankiDd In
this country the pular form Of administrator has been
growing in favor since pills first made Of Aoes and
Rhubarh relied into hall Their high position In the pub
Lie confidence has finally been secured and fastened into
permapency by Ayers Cathsrtc PilA the most skiful
csubnatsa Of medicine Tor the diaeases they intended
To cure that sccoce oaa devise MT produce Thoe wh1
ned pds % ls.eer Asihe vhaG ph = take they @.
ct Ayss Pm.-wA<ais fFs) Psa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

MARRIAGE GrIpE-Intercsting work. numerous encra
wings pa pages. Price "a Address Dr. Butts Dis
pensary Is North Eighth Street. St Louis, Mo. See ad
vertisement 29febly.
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-. v.s n report current last week that there
...h.r murder over in the Missouri Bottom IN Ne
,.,t Of the week dhculty occurred bstvss. -
49,, md . y6uns man named Gordoa, 80 sf D..
l,,,on in which Baldwin drew revolver and shot ana
xxl~A Carbon.
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Ma wHnconRs SEKur-fhe greet ssotAtne raedy
Price enly Gives Tie sesAer ~ heatA
70 the chIld ScA By DrussistA See AavsEsiar.s.k
sfssss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
and Abuses in early life Manhood restored Ner
debility cured Impedimens to marriage removed
New method Of New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes
Addrrs. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth
ST., Philadelphia. Pa may %. 72-ly.
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CArnoS.-Ev-ry genuine box Of DIR. McLANE'S LIVER
PILLS bears the signature of FLEMING BROS. Pitts
burgh. Pa. and their private L. & Stamp Take
other The market Ii full Of limitations II Is the popular
verdict that people who have been accustomed the
Btters Corias obliged eventually to resort to Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS for permanent relief ap4m6
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y The Grand Army of the Republic give Ball at the
City Hall this evening. 9Th.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-07-04

~ For Coughs. Bronchitis and Consumption. in its
early stages nothing equals DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery. els
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e n made from 20 Cal and examine or IL sam
~ " pies tpsta.e fr,sI for 80 that retail
quick for 80. X. L. WOICOTT, lei Chatham Square
y. Y. junea0w4.
MI ~ Hats CAPS. Belts shirts Badges Trnmpets
II n &c. for Service aud Parade. At thr old Man
ufartorv. li3 Grand ST. y. Y. CAIRNS &
BRO late II. I. GRATACAP Send for illustrated circu
lars. ianra0w4. .