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BOOTS AND S80ES, HATS AW) Mf-Bt
CONFECTIONERY, &c., &-.,
Which th;y will sell Cheap for Cash.
CORNER MAIN AND LEVEI-, WHITE CLOUP.
JaTy I.18C9.
Special Notices.
JHAKRIAGE AND GELIBACV.
An Essny far Young Men on the Crime
VGolitnde,,snd the DISEASES an! ABU
EE8 which create impediments to MARRI'
'ACE, with suiemears of relief. Sent in real
ed letter envelopes, free of charge. Ad J res.
Or. J. SKILI.IN HOUGHTON, Howard As
sociation,. Philadelphia. Pa. feb. 4-1 y.
Love, Marriage, Hen and Women.
Worts of Wisdom for Yonng Men on
the Ruling Psion in Youth and Earl) Man
liood, with Self Help fur the erring and unfor
tunate. Sent in sealed letter envelope, free
orcharge. .Address, HOWARD AS-iOCIA
TION. Box' P. Philadelphia, Pa. febavl.
The (irrat Medical 'ttixt-ikc
Of former Jays was an utter neglect of sanita
ry precautions. No efficient means were adop
ted for the prevention of sickness. Sewerage
was unknown in cities; drainage was rarely
attempted in the country. Heaps of offal were
left to rot in the public streets, and domestic
cleanliness, the great antidote to febrile dis
eases, was sadly nrg'ected. It is not so now.
Wise laws, philanthropic institutions, and a
vigilant sanitary police, have, to a great ex
tent, remedied the evil. Nor is this all. Pse
TKiTivr. mioicatio-i ha helped materially to
lessen ths rates of mortality. It ia not too
much to say that teis or tiiojsinds escape
sickness in unhealthy seasons in consequence
of having liviooRATrn Turin etstmiS it ad
va-tcis hy a rnnrs.. of HOSTETTER'S STO
MACII BITTERS. This pure and powerful
vegetable toric and alterative comprises the
extract' and eences of a varietv of root and
herb., renowned for their strengthen ing, snth
ing.vitalixingnnd purifringprnperties. Theee
medicinal acrnts are incorporated withn spirit
absolutely free from the acrid poi-on whirh
defiles, more or lea, all the liifior? of com
merce, and their effect is diffused through the
whole frame by this netirc, yet haimless s'lni
nlant. The result is such rnndltin,, of the
system a. renders it all but impervious to the
exterior ciues of disease, such as d imp, fcg,
Futden alternation of temperature, Ac
Strencth, and the perfect regiitnritv of all the
functions of the bn.lv, are tho best Fife caiirds
against atmospheric ixinn and the effects of
unwholesome water, and HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS are the be't strengthening nd
regulating medicine at present known. For"
dvspepsla and biliousness they are a srrcinc
ABSOLUTE. Jillv I.
MANHOOD.
IN THE YOUNG AND RISING.GENE
RATION. the vegetative powers of life
are strong, but in n lew years how often the
pallid hue, the lack lui're eye r-nd erraciited
lorm. and the Impo-cibility of application in
mental effort, show its biiiefiil influence. It
soon becomes evident to the observer that
some depressing influence is checking the de
ve'opmentof the body. Consumption is talked
of, and perhaps the youth ia removed from
school and sent into the country This is one
ofthewoist movements Removed from or
dinary diversions of the ever changing aeenes
ofthecitv, the powers of the body too much
enfeebled to give zest to healthful nnd rural
rxercisc, thoughts are tur.-ied iuward upon
themselves.
If the patient be a femile, the approach of
ihe menes is looked for nith nnxieiy. as the
firt symptom in which Nan-re U to fhow her
taring power in diffusing thc circulation and
visiting the cheek with the bloom or health
Alas ! increase of appetite has grown by what
it fed on . the energies ofthe system are pros
tiated, and the whole economy is deranzed.
The beautiful and wonderful period in whirh
body and mind undergo so fascinating a change
from child to woman, is looked for in vain ;
the patient's heart bleeds in anxiety, and fan
cies the grave but waiting for its victim.
HiLwaoLD'a Ex-uct Bdcho, for Weakness
in5 from exce,wea or arly indiscretion, at
tended with the lollowing symptoms': Indis
position to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of
Memory. Difficulty of Breathing. General
Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves.
Trembling, Deradful Horror of Death, Ni"ht
Sweats, Cold Feet. Wakefulness, Dimness of
Vision, Languor. Universal Lassitude' or the
Muscular Srtem, Often Enormous Appetite
with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Fluh
ingdf the Body, Dryness of the Skin. Tallid
Countenance and Eruptions on the Face. Pain
in the Back, Heaviness or Hie Evelids, Fre
quentlv Black Spots Firing before the Eves,
with Temporary Suffusion and Loss of Sight,
Want of Attention, Great Mohililv. Restless
ness, with Horror of Society. "Nothing is
more desirable to ruch patients than Salitude,
and nothing they more dread, for Fear of
Themselves ; no Repose of manner, no Ear
Jieitness, no Speculation, but a hurried Tran
sition from one question to another.
These symptoms, il allowed to go on which
this Medicine invariably removes soon fol
low Loss of Power, Fatuity, and Ep'leptic
Fits, in one of which the patient may expire.
Purine the Superintendence of Dr. Wilson
at the Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result
uccured to two patients ; reason had for a time
left them, and both "died of epilepsy. They
were of both sexes, and about twenty years of
Sv
Who can say that these excesses are rot
frequently followed by those direful dieae
Instanity and Consumntion T The records of
the Insane Asylums, and the melanchol? deaths
by Consumption, bear ample witness .to the
truth f these assertions. In Lunatic Asy
lums the mist melancholy exhibition ap
pear. The countenance is actually sodden
and quite destitute neither Mirth "or Orier
ever visits it, Should a touud ofthe voice
occur, il is rarely articulate.
"With woeful measures wan Despair
L-w sullen founds their grierbeguiled."
Whilst we regret the existence ot the above
diseases and symptoms, we are prepared to
offer an invaluable gift of elirmi-trr for the
removal cf the coisequences, Hrrasoui's
HlOHLT CONCKVraATID Firm Extsa t or
Bcchd. There is no tcnie like it- It an
anchor of hope to the sureeon and patient,
and this is the testimony of all who hat e LseJ
or prescribed it.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Price, $155 per bottle, or six bottles for $6 50.
Delivered to any address. Describe samp
torn In all communication.
Address H. T. II EM BOLD, 594 Broadway,
K. Y.
None are genuine unless done np in steel en
graved wrapper, with fac simile gt my Chemic
al Warehouse, and signed
Jly 13-2m. H. T. HELMBOLD.
N
EW STYLES in BALM0RAL5KIRTS
at LAHMER & VAN BUSKIRK'S.
april 39.
SANBORN,
Bnrkhalter, will kieep constantly
selected Stock of
on
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
m MACHl
The Best Sewing Machine Out
D. C. TAYLOR. Agent,
WHITE CLOUD, K 1NSAS.
June 21. 16C9-tf.
MRS. R. E. MAQUILKEN,
WifLLIHEB & DRESSMAKER,
(Orros.Te Bailey k Notes Old Staxo,)
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS,
77HERE all the latest styles in the MUli-
v nery anil Uressmiking line can be found.
All kino of Fancy Dress Triromiug9 for sale.
April 22, 1669.
anAM mtfCNra. c.roiar. tutstiK
A. & G. BRENNER,
Dealers in All Kinds of
Produce niid Farming Implements,
DONIPHAN 4 IOWA POINT, KANS..
WILL pay the highest market price for all
kiutls of Produce, mid keep on hand a
large a'ortment of Farming Implements.
April u, ltua.
J. V. HOLLEBAUGH,
Fashionable Tailor,
(In Hotel Ituilding, Next to Drugstore,)
WHITE CLOUD.
MEN and Roys' Clolhirg i f every desrrip
lion mnrte up in the luted tijl'ts nnd in
the best manner.
Culling done prorrrt'v to order.
Oct. I IsCS.
eMange, sale, livery,
FEED STABLE,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS
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Jan. 2
c. pinncc,
l'roprietor.
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DRENNING & HOLT,
Vltoi-ne's at LaAV,
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
Real Estate Agents, Conveyancers,
And Insurance Agonts,
W ATHENA, KANSAS,
aug. 1.1, 63.
OLIVER C. WHITNEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
WHITE Cl.Oim, KANSAS,
WILL take Acknowledgments of Heeds,
and transact nil other business apper
taining to the oHice ofNotirv Public.
.May 17, lefC
II. IV. SX2AV1SR,
Justice of the Teace, and Notiry Public,
HIGHLAND, KAN.SAS.
CONVEYANCING, and all kinds or Legal
v writing, duue
notice.
in thc best stvle,
on short
67-1 v.
Tune 13,
S. B. SLOANEj
ATTOTIQBtTEi JsMt-tL.
BEING an experienced Auctioneer, the un
dersigned offeis his servfecs to all who
may require them. He will he ready at all
times to attend Public Sales, Fairs, and other
places where an Auctioneer is needed. Charg
es satisractory. Residence near White Cloud,
oct. 10, 67-tr. S. B. SLOANE.
FRANKLIN BABCOCK,
Attorney xt Jjaxe,
And Real Estate Agent,
. TROY, DONIPHAN CO., KANSAS.
Special attention given to the examination
of titles to lands. aug. 13, C7
E.J.JENKINS,
Attorney at Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
TROY, DONIPHAN CO., KANSAS.
aug. 13, 63.
SIDNEY TENNENT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
TKOY, liOXiril.VV CO., KANSAS,
WILL practice in the Courts or the Second
Judicial District. may 30, '67.
SETTLE XJI?:
HAVING sold out my sb-ck or Goods and
Groceries, I wish to close up all outstan
ding accounts. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to me, are notified to dll and
settle forthwith.
CHARLES BURKHALTER.
White Cloud, June 21. lSCD-lm.
Brick.
TTAVING just finished burning a kiln, we
LJ. will be prepared, on and avter Mondar,
Jene Hth, to firnh-h Brick to all in need bf
the article.
WILLIAMS k WHITHAM.
White Cloud, June 10, lE69-tf.
LUMBER!
"T7E have refitted the 3Iuck Saw Mill,
v v and are now prepared t. fill all orders
for COTTONWOOD and WALNUT I.UM
H!5 of eery de-cription. LATH and PICK
ETS, at theshoitext notice. A snrply will
always be kept o- hand, and all bills filled
rromptly to orc"er. Oar prices are as low as
can he fjund in this market.
PALMER & ORTON.
White Cloud. April 1, 1863.
PVTEXr FOCKET CORX SIIELLER.
GREAT NOVELTY! Quirk SaVs! Pro
fits over 200 Der rent W nffVe Tm.
I torial Rights in the Western. Southern, and
V , -r-ogiana states, send Tor Circulars.
Address, WEAVER k JONES.
Je3w-l. Manulacturers, riltsburj. Pa.
DON'T GROW OLD.
There l no necessity for premature old age;
ie Roback's Stomath Bitter; it gives vital
ity ard elasticity, by invigorating every organ
of t.'ie b:dy. Soli by
. THOS. C.SHREVE, Druggist,
Agent, White Cloud.
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES,
There are no remediel so well and favora
bly known as " Household Remedies' as Dr.
Roback's Blood Purifier, Stomach Bitters and
B'ood Pilla, and do family should be without
them. Sold by
TOOS. C. SHREVE. D.-uggist.
PREPARE FOR WAR I!
" In time of peace prepare for war," is the
old adage, and tbere is no sentence in the
Engtieh language moro expressive-, nor one
that is to applicable in innumerable eases.
Who is so wise as to know the exact moment
that that (ell destroyer, dittate, will attack
hira? Then be yb vcr preparer; have the
Roback's Blood Pills, Stomach Bitters and
Blood Purifier at hand, and combat di-eacc
succesful'y.
T1IOS. C. SHREVE, DruggUt, Agent.
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
Old Sores, Eruptiuus, Cutaneous Diseases or
Diseases of the Skin, all readily succumb to
the wonderful influence of Dr. Roback's Blood
Purifier, S'omach Bitters and Blood Pills.
Sold by
TIIOS. C. SHREVE, Druggist.
ELEVEN YEARS
Of experience with a constantly increasing
demand for Roback's Medicines, is sufficient
acknowledgment of iheir intrinsic merit, and
places them the very first in rank for curing
the diseases for which they are recommended
Sold by all Druggists.
THOS. C.SHREVE, Druggist, Agent.
COSTIVENESS,
Or, Constipation of the B iweN, should al ays
receive prompt attention, as it pre disposes
the system to dUe ire Thc timely u-c of such
valuable cath irtic remedy as Roback's Blood
Pills his saved much sickness, disease and
death, and many persons lo-day, are indebted
to these pills' alone for their very existence, as
the certificates In our possession will attest.
Sold hy
THOS. C. SHREVE, Druggist.
DROPSY,
And Dropsical Swellings, are always relieved
nnd often permanently cured by the alterative
effect which the timely ue of Roback's Blood
Purifier, when taken in conjunction with Ro
back's Blood Pills, is sure to produce.
THOS. C. SHREVE, Diuggist, Agent.
DINNER PILLS.
All persons of bilious habits, after eating or
drinking too freely, will End great relief in the
use of Dr. Roback's Blood Pills; they aid di
cestion by stimulating the stomach, thus avoi
ding the pain, nausea, sour eructations, kc.
which follow from eating too Lcartily.
Sold by
THOS. C. SHREVE, Druggist.
ERYSIPELAS
Often arises from morbid condition of the en
tire system, andano better remedies can be
found than Dr. Roback's Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills.
THOS. C. SHREVE, Druggist, Agent.
CONVALESCENTS,
Or persons recovering from Fevers or any of
the malignant forms or disease, will find Ro
back's Stomach Bitters invaluable as a tonic
and stimulant for removing all the prostrating
effects which follow disease; it supplies thc
great want so long felt for a safe and reliable
tonic and appetixer. Sold by
THOS. C. SHREVE, DruggiiL
JL.TER. rILIL.S
Are P.lls that bare a direct and powerful ac
tion on the liver, and relieve any inactivity or
congested state of that all-important organ
upon which depends the whole process of di
gestion. The importance, then, of procuring
a Pill that shall have such direct action with
out the ill effects of mercury, is manifest to
every one; such Pills are Roback's Blood Pill;
they are warranted purely vegetable, and can
with certainty be relied upon, and are sale at
all times.
THOS. C. SHREVE, Druggist, Agent.
MELANCHOLY
Is one of the many disorders oi the strvoas
system, ariamg from a low state of the const!
tutional 'be .1th, or severe prostration after long
continued sicknes, and requires invigorating
remedies like Koback'a Stomach Bitten to
restore the nerve to their natural vitality.
Sold by
THOS. C.SHBEVE, D.ugghjt, Agent.
July l-3m-
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In calling the attention or the Farmers to the MARSH HARVESTER, we would respect
fullv oflVr for their consideration the following Tacts:
The MniVi Harvester ia the CHEAPEST .MACHINE ever nfr.r,.t h. r-i,mp. f.,r
cuttin" their cm
ittinsr their grain, for these reasons:
In binding, two men do the wora- of five,
of it, if Ihey had to take it up off the ground.
It will save, in wheat, enough to par for cutting, if yon hire it done. In doing vonr own,
vnu save one dollar per acre, be-ides tne board of three' men, and probibly as many harse.
1 our goo.i wives are batch mnn extrt woK
T'mm In-.-., aftll wnrt (in .! Xf .!. II ....
plow.
. -w . ..... --.- - ... au '"! i." aa nicu case as tney would wora on a
It is wen mane an.i uo-aoie.
little time will he lost.
Duplicate
As an afurance to nil farmers that they
1)111 uc I'lu .i."; .'4I.VUIUC oviu.
WARRANTY.
The Marsh Hirvester Is warranted to be well ma.le. i.f pool nalerial. aril, when pmperlv
used, nut liable to get out of repair; to be a good srain cutting machine, upon which two rx
perienred bindets will bind as much pram m one day they cou'd on tlie eroui-.l in to days,
or that it saves one-half the labor in binding the grain, and one man in rakin" ft".
When the machine Is put in operation, if it thall Tail to do as wariaiited.it shall be the d-itv
of the purchaser to imtiry n immediately, of the tact, an 1 allow sufiWcnt time to send a man
In Mil it 111 nruer. a uell. Iflt uoea not wotlc. ml ill r...f. :. : . . -. .
back and the "money itfundeVl, or thai part of
. perfect machine given in its place.
int.. Bi.t.Pir.nrMieiiiran uttnnt.
...... w ...-.-.. .............. .....,., ...rlulrlll, towa.ana .tiinnrnta.tt has taaen nr.ti
Premiums; and at the field Trial or Reapers held at Lexington. Kentucky, June 30ih. Ie6i.i
it took the Grand Gold .Medal of the State Ag.icnltrral Souctv. .
The following certificates from well-known larmers ;, Hi. .';-;,.:, -, ..a .i. t ul
Hiive-ter Tor the h r est or 1 ECS. are given; and all parties who intend purchasing a machine
for the cumiiie haiveat.are invited to i mm. ..r , i ,, i...r. .,..... v. .. .
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Certillcatcs.
., , , Ai.aj. Nrsiaiia Co.. Kaxss. Angnst 9. ISf.
Mrasas Ero- k Co Gents: 1 bonghl one ..r the Marrh IIar enters or toor own mm
uficture. lat isiiriiig; I wih to mv I am well
labor-saving machine; and that il saved at
u.v.v ...... -. v. . ..t. , . . ... .. u,uK uiner Kuma inc it leu years, and I Imc ami SoliUily ensuics a firm grap in the hand.
found none that can compete with it. ir 1 raise saiill grain as I intend. I h.ll wai.t aiajlher, whilethe rapidity and eise willr which pencil
as the same help that it requires to run my old JKCriuick. will be sufficient fur both. and finder marks can be erased, is surpibin-.
ARCHIBALD MOKEIIEAD. i Len compared with former methods.
Messbs. Ejrra'ot k Co Gents: I pirrhased from ,voU. last rt-ai.. ui.ti'.. ....,'.,
and I will say thil it did all, and mire than it was recommended to do. I used it in all kind Mannfaclurpr of Specialties for the Sla
or cutting, mid in as heavy grain as is often raided; culling e even acres of wheat in one dav, I tinnery nnd Tiuicy Cnods Trnde,
that tuned out ihirty.fuf bhels to the nciel to mm bound erirv .hear..-,,. I !,,! il,.!. nr"t ' p n n. .i-nr ti r..i. o. . v v...i.
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uviirr ijii t tin n. n uuuc woem mc prim
uoinj; a unirti ui lor.y anCS, u.er mc uni
vester. If I could not get another to do my
advance of $100 over whil it ost me.
O.ic spin of horses is all the ic.iin necessary
anyvheie, except in heaiy oats; there'I cut
more Iban one or two acres. 1 heie is one more aoiantage a farmer has iu u-ing the Marsh
Ilaneiter when lie conies to sUckins his crain.everv third Lundle b... i.m i.1 ,i .'. ,!i
it has to be rebound before he gets it into the
At hnt I was a little alraid to Buy it, but
mi'-a getting one when I wauled it.
Poir Carrie. Kaas, Oct. 15, I6C9.
Mrssts. Fjirasoi k Co. Gents: My Marsh Harvester gives intire ratislartbni. I aver
aged ti n acrea per day the entire harvest, two men doing tho binding. I found that where the
grain was heavy, we would bind it easier than where it was light.
Before harvest I intended to buy a combined maihinc, but"wilh the experience I have had
iho pisl harvc.-t. I would recommend to the farmers to buy a reaper for haivcstiug, and a
mower to cut their grass.
As to dralt on horf es, I will say that I cut one hundred and fifteen acres In eleven and a
hair tueccs-ilve days, with two light horses; I wou'd rather my team'wuu'd reap all harvest
on the M irh Harvester, than lo work on a Mccormick, with four hor-i a.
1 r I wanted to buy a harve-ter again, I should buv the M ir.sh Harvester m ide at vour shop,
as I consider them superior to any oilier kind in use. My advice to anv larmrr who wants a
good, durable, aud la'ior saving machine, would
'
Mrsfits Erso k Co. Gents: Thc Marsh Harvester I punhised from you last season,
minrati vucupn. maiuiuc .ui nni.iMu
a l.ibor-i-avui- machine, but a siani saviuc: m
els p!r acre. It w conceded by all who worked with it, to be superior to any grain cutting
macmue ever uceu in una neigiiuornuou ueing a iwo noiye rnacliu.c in every tene or Ihe
word. .My hinders could not be induced to work alter anv other that jell tl e grain in the
ground, in preference to binding on mine. The
is lost, is from careless binders.
Mrssas. Eraov k Co.. Rockfoid, III. Gents: I used one ol your M iih llaivrsters. the
past sei-on.nnd cuti-ider it lar ahead of any machine ihit everwoiked in mv field. lent 140
aens, nnd i-omc of it was ery heavy. It is
giain should be very short. 1 saved, iu grain
"-I'ine. i , . . .
iMrssas. r.HEasot k Co., Rockford, III.
liarrett from your ncCLt, worked to my entire satisfaction, espcciilly in oats; mine were
very hemy, and badly lodged; it deliiered them lo the binders in better 'haf.e than I thmiL-hl
it possible to do, or would have believed, had I not seen it. It was much better done thin
It could have been rakrd off, and for case on hoiscs, ne-ilne's tif coiling, saving of grain, Ihe
economy in dcing a hairrst, has only to be seen, to be all 'the recommend it requires. Two
men can do the binding In ordinary grain with nil ease. I made a saiing ofeigbt dollars per
day in wages, besides the board, and trouble of finding extra help. J. B. MURRAY.
Rov's CaEric, Baowi- Co , K"-as, M ireh. 1SG9.
Ma. B V. Raisom, Salem, Nebraska Sir: In an.-wer to jour inquiry in regard to two
mm duing the binding on a Marsh Harvester, we would say, we bound on one during the
hart cat of 16G3, binding all the grain the Harvester cut, (8 "and 10 acres per day,) with ease.
Must of the grain was heavy wheat and oats. We would much rather bind from a Marth
Harvester than he two of fire meu to take the same number of ncres up off of the ground.
Two good binders can do all the woik on one with eahe. We consider it much ihe best mi-
Beceiving them by the car load, I can
wnich they oan oe bought . "
My Head-Quarters will be at White Cloud, Kansas.
Any commnnicatiou by mail will reach me at Salem, Richardson Go., Nebraska
April l,iec9. 33. "V. IfcIVSOlM:, j.p:ent. "
Creat Excitement
M WHITE CtOUD!
W D' BEELER SONS Steam Saw
v v . Mill is now in full bla't, for Ihe sea
son or ier.9. All kinds of BUILDING and
FENCING LUMBER kept on hand.
Thankrul Tor past favors, we hope to merit
a continuance of the same.
. W. D. BEELER k SONS.
White Cloud. March 4, led.
DRUGS! DRUGS!
( T. C. SHREVE, M. fa.,
Practicing Physician and Surgeon,
HAS on hand, and is now re
ceiving at his Store, in White
Cloud , the best assortment of staple
Medicines and Chemicals, Patent
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Family
Dyes, Coal Oil, Coat Oil Lamps. Glass, Glass
ware. Stationery, Perfumery, Toilet aiticles.
ic, kc, ever offered in this market, all of
which arc selling at fair rates, for Cash only,
April 20. 1665.
STOVES!
CASTINGS,
HOLLOW-WAKE,
Tin and Japanned Ware,
All of which can be had at
J. J. MORRIS',
IN WniTE CLOUD.
may 31, 6G-ly.
m BOOTS
AND
SHOES, -rf
I TAKE pleasure in announcing to the pub
lic, that I am now better than ever prepared
to manufacture to order every style and descrip
tion of Boots ard Shoes coarse or fine, jig
ged or sewed in the neateit and most sub
stantial manner.
A variety of Eastern work constantly wn
hand, for the accommodation of those who pre
fer it
Making, and repirrinjtdone to order; and the
best article of ready-made work on hand at all
times. Shop o Main Street; sign of the Big
Boot, nearly opposite Eailev k AoveaV Store
PHILIP' KELLY.
White Cloud, May 30, I6C7.
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iixvJBEa
SAWj
"
and with more eae than ihr rol.l rfn
two-fifths
compelled lis 16 extend our Manufacturing r.t-
ami sick head aches
II. .. ..
lowest of anv F.fl clt P.ano Forte mker
parts will be kept, so that in ca.e of breakaee, but
will be safe from any loss, the MIowins Warranty
it which mm.1 .lr.: :n J. i...i
r:.. :. v . n. , . k .. .
fc v. H vl .utnj ui-iuie uuyiug auj oilier K1I1U.
sjti-fi -d with tho wuik it riM ..'..I !... i, u .
least tao and n half or ihree bu-heV to the acre.
White Cm o T.- s.. ,B
... . r. .. ' ..-.. -... .....
iu icu un me grounc. J lie grain I saved in j
ineuion, win make a lure p.iimcnt on Ihe liar
harvc.t for next year, I would not ill it at tin
to run It. I did nit have m fivor m l.in.l...
less, but the difference in a dav's work." was not
stick.
now I tbould be more afraid to sell, lest I should
t. D. RANSOM.
be, to give oue of them a irial.
MORGAN WILLETT.
c
Easlet Ccevk. Nrsaasaa. An".. 1FM
gram uini inc larmer can uuy. 11 is not OIIIV
ichine. to the extent of from one to Ihreo Im.h
matbineiibjolutelvravcscvcrv load; all that
CHARLES VELLV1CK.
Prrrr. Baowx Co.. Ivaisas. J ,n "5. IFG3.
no trouble for two to do the binding, unless the
aud wage?, fully one hall thc c ist of thc ma
J. W. BE.MIS.
White Ci.odd. Kaisas, Jan. 2"i. 1FG9.
Gentlemen: The M trh Harveter I honght last
BEN. EYE.
WM. U. WILSON.
furnish them at the lowest figures for
The White Cloud
PLANING MILL!
IS now in full blast, and readr fur all kinds
of Planing and Ripping on short notice.
We also keep contanilv on hand, dry dress
ed FLOORING and BEVEL SIDING, whhli
will enable us to fill orders coming from a dis
tance without delay.
Customers from Missouri will have their
feniage paid both ways,
apr. 29. 1869-ly. A- PARKS CO.
PAINTING.
HAVING permanently located in 1
Cloud, I am prepared to do nil kirn
White
Is of
Honse, Sign, and Carriage Fainting,
in a.daran'rand workmanlike manner, on short
notice, and at reasonable prices.
I also give special attention to PAPER
HANGING. A share ofpatronage is solicited.
U Shop on Levee, near Palmer & Ortou's
Mill.
Feb. 18, ISGD-tf. N. O. FIERCE.
LOOKOUT
FOR THE CARS!
rpHE Railroad Is coming, and TAYLOR 4:
JL ORTONS are on hand with all kinds or
Cottonwood Lumber, lath & Shingles.
which they will sell as cheap as anv other man.
TAYLOR k ORTONS.
White Cloud, March 25. 1SR9.
DIVORCE NOTICE.
Cornelias Dorlaud, ) Plaintiff.
vs.
Sarah Dorland, J Defendant.
In the District Court of Doniphan County, In
the State of Kansas.
rpiIE said defendant. Sarah Dorland, whoe
L place ol tesidence is to the said Corneliis
Dorland, plaintiff, unknown, will take notice,
that the said plaintiff, on the 11th day of May,
A. D. 1869, filed his petition in the District
Court within and for said Doniphan County,
setting forth the marriage of the said parties
and the willful absence or the defendant for
more than one year last pan, and praying that
Ihe said Cornelias Dwland miy be divorced
from the said Sarah Dorland. and for c'nrral
relief. CORNELIUS DORLAND.
Br his Attorney, F. M. Keith.
Jnne 17, 16C3-7w. Pr'a fee. $8.
lilCUTC UAMTCn TprOatSdeaasi
nacniu iinii.u or - w-
C "
JOD
'iiig-aa
Sowt
ranted d 1"
datirl yellil-
Howtl-Caan
sad apnv ocs
rs-HotMlran.
ISM
aaaaaatlrflfafe.
"RGANDIES. POPLINS. NAINSOOKS.
s- EAWN3. and all the Ia'e fty'rs in uress
Goods,at LAHMER k VAN BU!5wlrit.a.
april 23.
muak. a arttuTDra'-ucM sw.
ft Ol !iuotL - II0W .
rwifta. ta " Sieeri aaa mr-v
bmraCi"! I Enslaving, A
rahor tiri - Zm tn jitnr .-J
MigtEiTiflHU
fc -
J. H. Grovesteea, fcuaic't of ihi old and favor
ably hovn House flf Grovesteen & Co.
GKOVESTEES", IULLER & CD.
IIAvr. tOTTO TO.THEIR
N EW WAREROOMS
55 Mercer St., New York.
I EXAJKT0-3F,OH.T33S
I r PJIE creat Increase InJhe demand for onr !
-- Piano Forte? Ihtonghout the cuuntrv, has
cihtie to three times their former tizp; ami
hjvirg added many nrw improvements in man-'
, nlacturiiig, we miII continue to keen on
rri '
res the same as iher alwavs have brm. Ibe
by at Te-.st oiVibird. and we respectfully s.v
licit by pvties abonlpurcnasing.a cnmiarison
' "Uh all other makers.
iei. is-if.
llA.-VUS lVII.f.I.t?li
o.,.:U ' ?,. . P..n.,',. rL,an.
Sc
iiia-uu, liiiiSLt w iiipn uittiiiii.
roa thc Lit of j
BaoV-Kecpers. Artista Irgineers, Account
ants, AifMt.e.r, Students, and Lvcrjbcdy.
The Best Erasing Rubber ever Made !
t I MIE SENSIBLE ERASER cim-its of a
! - piece of Aiti-t's ex'ra fi e Erasing Rib
I- ' . . . -;
I flpr SaafMlvjul ft pat. If in l i-flt, Vati aanl tit(lal..a- an
. i. '..";..-".'. ;. u. ... . A ,
""wpiii mis iionierisnriieii n uruin
'"r removing.,,, fine panicles ofdust that may
be -carioi J In the Tiiciion , f the rubSrr.
Th. R.lfr '. r... ilia Pn, .h.i P.o.r
Cleaner is manufactured expressly for it; is
n ,., :c, ..r .v. t. ......,:. -
. fl.a.. .,.!-n.,.:ftA, ..r .k a- .!:..
1 entirelv free Ton U,at unp!eas..nt gtcisincM
which "tht i.idii.arj rubber asniih produce- oi.
the piper clem -.ii'm-d the maniilacm erclaims
mat it is a nciirr arn?! for tho turmse than
has ever btci, male berore.
! It it iJ rnnr.,.., ..: .r....i.
Tor cleni.in" :ill surfaees of ,n,,eras its shano
pared
...Mracr.arn er
N- B VNCS WILLIAMS,
.... -.... ,. .,. o.Kt., ..l- "!
FOR SALE BY ALL STATIONF.RS.
feb.ie-lv.
.TERWILLIGER & CO.,
MaMracTtREXs or
Improved Triple Flange
FIRE AND BURGLAR -PROOF
SAFES
With Combination and Pjwdcr-Proof Locks,
warrinted fne frem dampness.
.YivxTCllrW nnd It inkem' Nnfrm
MADE to ORDER k lined with JIARDEN-
KIJ SIKKI..
Manuractory, 180 to 192 West Houston St. I
Depot, 100 Maiden T.anr, near Pearl St., I
New Yuik. I
w. TEKWILLlCra.
i
W H. TISWII IlfiER.
S.LOCKWOOO. feblSyl.
wm.-a. Pond &. co,
PIANO-FORTE and Music D'alirs, No.
547 Broadway, New Yoik. Established
nearly fiftv years.
JFi-nin o-Fortcs
of our own make, equal to any, and prices much
lower than thise of other first-class h inses.
THE PJR.OB OEM 7-OCT.trE ri.1.XO.
in handjorac rosewood cases, medium size, i
the handsomest and best Piano ever made,
ar.d the prices exceedingly low; everv in-.tru-ment
fully warnntel five years. Send for
Price List. We have nlw.iys on h ind nil kinds
of Musical Instrument, in great variety.
BA.YD IXSTUCMEXTS
of Bris and German Silver, warranted correct
in tone, at prices much Ijclsir oilier manufac
turers. rioLi.Y sTni.-.:s.
Wo keep the verv choicest and be't stringy
that are made. Price or the best, per set, for
Violin, $1; fur Guitar, $150; mailed, postage
paid.
SHEET MCSIC AXD MCSICJL WORKS.
Our Catalogue embraces over six thousand
different pieces, and is immensely popular.
New Mu-ic published every day, and Mu'ic
mailed, postage paid, when the marked price
is remitted.
JUST PUBLISHED. j
The Elementary Piano Alelhod.hr Jean Manns
and Henry K'tber. Thc simplest and most
progressive ;uid best woik ever published.
Price, $a SO.
.r;.v O'clock ix the .vonxtxa.
The New School Sinking Rook, nsed in the
Public Schools of New York. Price ad cents.
Splendid discount to Teachers and others who
introduce the above works. Send for cata
logue and price li't. Agents wanted.
WM. A. POND CO.,
feb. 18-ly. 517 Broadway. New Yoik.
RUDDICK
mm NGMEe
The- moot t'ompacl. Iie Slmplrxt
nnd s.;iieiittf. lit tliW Connlry
or ulirond.
The rated power and best workmacshV guar
anteed. REANEY, SON CO .
Chester. Pa.,
Sole Manufactuiers.
CEO. W. HALL, Agent,
Office, 71 Dioadway, N. Y.
DEVEREUX. RICH k CO.,
72 William Street. New York,
feb. 1B-Gnj. General Agents.
The Empire Triumphant!
"JtHE superior merits of these Sewing Ma
a. chines are now established bevond a ques
tion. They .take the first prizes at every rair,
for Simplicity. Durability and Speed. The
stitches are uniform, alike on both sides. The
Machines run noiseless, perfectly easy, and do
the largest range of work.
Acents required: liberal discounts allowed.
Send for circulars, samples, kc, to the princi
pal ollice. .
KY1P1KE SJSiVJMi MACHINE CO.,
feb. 18-ly. 2M Bowery. New York.
. E. GrovestetB, founder of the old and favor
ably known House ot OroTiiteea k Co.
GEOVESTEEH, FULLEE & CO.,
65 Mercer Street, N. Y.
FLTS'O-XOK-TJES.
''pHE last pew addition t3 our different styles
JL is attracting the admiration of both crit
ics and populace. We mention specially, some
of the claims or this new Piano. Believing
the exterior should be as beautiful to the eye
as melody to the ear. we have paid great at
tention to getting them np in a style that Is
conceded by all who have seen them to be the
handsomest Piano-Fortes made. They are an
entirely new style, with four round corners,
heavily carved legs and Ivre.base richly moul
ded, and contains r Utest impntrd new scale
and action. The tone is melodious, and" its
adaptability to passages or every shade of ex
pression, from the softest murmur, the Crea-
sendo, and the r r . gives tne performer every
advantace ofthe Oncer grand. Price, $300.
feb. 18-ly.
Sewing Machines.
Don't sqaundrr your money on
Yrortblcft Jfnclilnrw, or ilione yon
can't -work -when you Bet llirni;
bat so to MORRIS, 1st irHaTE
CWAtUtt, nnd get one ofthe BEMT
nACnrtra MADE, nnd one that
any child almost, can work.
J. J. .TfeRRIS.'jgCBf,
White Cloud, Not. 12, 18C3. .
. - ...
- 1
Oyer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is nt once agreeable.
Iieallliv, itnd eflectual
for preserving tl
Iiair. Faded or gray
hair is toon rettond
to its original color
with the glost and
fnahntu of youth.
-Ihm iiair is thick-
.cncd' ft""S -wir checked, nnd bald-
ne oiicn, tliotih not always, cured
ujr ua use. fouling can restore the
Lair wiierc the follicles are ilestroyed,
or the plands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
r rnnlini thA linTwa at 11. a .1
'uu"u6 ' """ " pasty eat'-
- . . w . . -
mem, ii win Keep it citttn ana vicorous.
T w..:-.i .! .:ii t. . . -
its OCCaSlOaal use mil prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off", and
mnn,i.niln .,.....,., i...u . c
from those deleterious suhstnnra whiek
"ulu "usi. ucicit-riuus EUUStnnces vrniCB
i ".(. uubibiiuus euusuiu
P?ke some preparations dabrou and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but hot harni it. If wanted
ierrK- Vnr n
1 HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else enn be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil while cambric, and" yet lcLsia
long on the hair, giving it a rich glouj
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ajer & Co.,
Practical and Analtocal Chemists,
LOWELIa, MASS.
PUJCE $1.00.
I For ale hv T. U sIIK I'VE. DrnggM, Whil
, C oud. K.mXis,uiid by all DrugyUtt.
rov.u, icos-ly.
PIANOS
JULIUS BAUER&COJ
Wholesale Agents for
WM. KNABE & CO'S
CEI-tnUATEn
ewr.-n TurrmaTi
PIANO FORTES.
Aa to the rtUtiraraentiof these Planoa
w wnni.t r.rr i. tho Certificates from
TIIILBEEO, GOrreCHALK, STRAK-
UMJll, 11. 1HTTI.H. II. nnuAiwii
LOL'ISSTlAlIand K.MCZIO, Musical DW
rertorortba Italian uira.a.i wuo irom
some of the miit ditinKuUhed Profel
and Amateurs in the eoimtrv. Allianru-
menu acaauiTun roa mc lues.
.tto Jjntttjvr
A. H. GALE & CO., and
EMPIB.E PIAH0 PORTE CO.!
And rthr trit-rtitts Piannr
niL.1-!,lftLmiK.T wiil BEST AS-
SORTMitirktr risUNMlATiiKUiTi.
A -I'artiCii ar attention jwial to the n
Iectivn of InstrnnivMitst tor UutiinK orr.
A Libkil Ht-scr-rNT ti Clcrsjmen,
Tearl.er-) ami Wlwli.
AVIioIc-alr I5-aIrr will HnH It
grcatlj to tli.ralriti!a' tuciTeuvsrall,
a !t crrattr incra.M tirilttiM we n
oaLIca lo UII oruera wua uufaicu.
vnf-lEiic A.rTH rii
'tAHKARDT. I.ETD.HAU & CO'S
CIXXBS1TCD
HARMONIUMS,
Molodoons and Organs
Mannt.irtt.rcn- aa.l Itnportrrs cf
BRASS INSTRUMENTS
Strttizr:
Accordronn,
o
Vlollimt Clnrlontlii,
Urumi, Ciiiltar, &c
TheSiiTtTt nd IUass IixTtcxExrsof
onrmaDufactareausl Importation arc used
brail of the Biyr juiji Iu th tnited
States, ant wIirnrTfT ehIUtel harenl-
wnjn mtfred tLe OoU JlotUlj ana Bioa-
CST ITtEyiLTatJ.
jfllAinz connection with 3l&nnf
tnrJngbon-In Irlin, lJrwIc, Presden,
London am TarU, e are rrparetl to for-
nisn vtAut.iist itAAua Aon iavlwuU'
ALS with ererr article la thU line at ttw
towett manalactnrers prfceff.
Julius Bauer & Co
WAKEK0OM3 IX
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE
69 Washington St ,,
CHICAGO, XXX. '
aTaavYork Wareroonu, 030 Broad wajte
ATTACH jI CNT.
In Justice's Court, before M. S. Mauck. J. P ,
of Iowa Township, Doniphan County, Karsas. -
J. S. Springer, ) Plaintiff,
vs. i
N. W. Uyerson, Defendant.
NW. RYERSON. Defendant, will take'
notice, that on the ld day of June.
A. D. lbC9, an order of attachment Was Issued
in the above entitled action, for the rum of''
Fifty-six Dollars and Eihty Cents and costs
nr this suit, by M. S. Mauck, Ju lite ofthe'
Peace, of the said Township, and that said
caune has been continued bv slid Justice to
the 27ih dav or July, A. V. 160. at 9 o'clock,
A.M. J. S. SPRINGER.
July 1 , lSC3-3w. Pr fee. $1.
ATTACIIMnNT.
In Justice's Couit. b fore M. S. Mauck. J. P.,
of loaa Towmhip, Joniphati Cotnty, Kansas.
Thos. C. Shreve, 1 PlainUff.
vs. V
N. W. Ryersnn, ) Defendant.
NW. RYe'rSON. Defendant, wlll'Ukd'
i oticc. that on the S3th day of .Tune, At
D. 1669, an order of attachment was iaifrd III'
the above entitled action, 'or the sutn'of Fif
teen Dollats and Thirty Cents nd'coU of
this suit, by M. S. Mauck, Justice of th Peace
or the said Town-hip. and that said cause'has
been curlinued bv said Justice to the 527th day
or July, A D. Vila, at 9 o'clock, A. JU
Tii03. c shrevb:-
July 1. 18E9-3w. Tt'i fee, 3:
ATTACIIMnNT.
In Justice's Conrt, before II. 5- Mauck, J. K,
of Iowa Township, Doniphan Connty, Kansos.-
&(. Miller, ) riaiotifr.
vs.
N. W. Rycrson, j Defendant.
NW. RYER80N. Defendant, will take
notice, that on the 23th day of June. Av
D. 1361, an order of attachment was issued in
the above entitled action, for the sum of Ten
tv Dollars and coils of this suit, bf M. Bi
Mauck, Justice of the Peace, of the said Town-"
thip, and that said cause has been coutlcflerf
bv said Justice to the 27th day of July,-A. D.
lew, at J o'clock", A. Si.
SOL. MILLER.
July 1 , lSG3-3w. . Pr's fee, 3.
SHINGLES!
THE undersigned fs now manufactaffftg a
Lumber one article, at his old stand, at
the lower end of town, on the tirer bat-k, be
low the Utt Shingle Mill. All petsossin want
of Shicgles, will do well to give me a call be
fore going e'sewhere, as thev era make a bet
ter bargain with me than other persons, both
in q.uility and quantity, as I put np from 50 to
10) thingles in a burcji more than any other
manufacturer. I wilL exchange shingles for
all. kinds of grain, and give th market price
for the same. Load" up. and come on.
My Shingli a are always kept for sale by"W.
D. Beeler k Sons, at their Lumber Yard, and
by A. C. Milb, on Ihe Levee.
JAMES F- CLF.MENSEN.-:
While Cloud, May 20,ie63-6m.
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