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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22

A New York correspondent of the Al.
bany Statesman, alleges that there exists
in the former city a secret. oath-bOund
organization. composed of the select RO-
man Catholic Church. with Archbishop
Hughes at the head, called the "Circle Of
Jesus" numbering three thousand mem
bers, whose object is the promotion Of the
interests and supremacy Of the Papacy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22

HowARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.
Pave would call the attention of oul
readers to the announcement of this well.
known benevolent Association, in our
advertising columns. We have reason
to believe that this is sound and useful
Institution, and we hope the labors Of
the managers will be crowned with
abundant success.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22

~ The St. Joseph Journal speaks Of
can unearthIy clap Of thunder" Won
der If earthly claps Of thunder are COM
mon, down his wsyl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22
1 am your ob't servant,
GEO. w. JONES.
w. I. BARNEY. Esq, Dubuque, Iowa.

EMULATION OF THE ENEMY. - The
Richmond South (pro-Slavery) exults
over the Conference Kansas Bill. It
says -
'FThe Conference bill presents sturdy
assertion Of Tie v0lidity Of tie LscomptOn
Constitution"
And again: sat
'FThe people of Kansas will no more
vote upon The LeeOmptOn Consultation,
Under tie conference 6iU, than they voted
upon the adoption of the Lecompton
Constitution in the first instance"
And finally:
eff the Conference bill pass, Kansas
may come into the Union as a Stare State,
OR SHE CANNOT COME IN AT
ALL. That is the ISSUE
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22

~ The steamer Omaha arrived al
our wharf. Tuesday noon. about as heav.
lily frsightsd as any boat that has eyel
passed up the river. She landed at thi:
place large quantity of goods. groceries,
furniture, &C., and several families. Mr.
Wilcox, her accomplished Clerk, has Oul
thanks for late st. Louis papers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22

Obediah Pringle, a good Democra,
and personal friend of Mr.. Buchanan,
writes as follows to the Indianapolis
journal: 80
Tell that fool Foley" if he ever wants
to rite another letter to make me his dis
tributin' Office, and I'll transcribe his
lstturs, aud correct the spsllfn, and put
the matter into form for him. Sch ritsn
and spellin is material shamel I haint
never felt so bad since my boss died as /
did when / seed that letter. It's not only
q disgrace to that 'punkin heads himself,
but to the whole dimocrat party. or.
The Memphis Tenn. Eagle says il il
is sign Of Black Republicanism to sup
port Crittenden's amendment, there are
ten Black Republicans in that State to
one Lecompton man. So % 5as1fne
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22

% Social Dances on the Ferry Boat
are becoming the rage Another nice
party came of, on Tuesday evening.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22

The Philadelphia Press of Monday.
says:
1t begins to be more than manifest that
scarcely anybody can be elected to Cen.
gress from this corner Of the continent
who voted for Lecompton. The brand
is on the brow of every one who did the
deed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22

w Another organ-grinder in town,
on Tuesday! The following excruciat-
ingly interesting conversation took place
between him and one of the admiring
crowd of listeners:
Listensr.-"Can you play when de
Napoleon
Organ Grinder.-"No. 1 plays de
moosic p
Organ grinder laughs at his own wit
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

When you are forced to blame, do it
with reluctance.
If you are envious Of another woman,
never show it but by allowing her ev-
cry good quality and perfection except
those which she really possesses.
If you wish to let the world know you
are in love with a particular man, treat
him with formality, and every one else
with ease and freedom
If you are disposed to be pottish or
insolent, it is better to exercise your
i'll humor on your dog, or your cat, or
your servant, than your friend.
If you would preserve beauty, rise
early
If you would preserve esteem, be
gentle.
If you would obtain power, be conde.
scending
If you would live happy, endeavor
to promote the happiness Of others.
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Sleeping Pastures.

Like most other things, sleep has It's
aspects. Indeed, few sleep
ers, caught in the act, are poetical OBJ
iects. Most sleepers are quite the re-
verse. An Imogone, such as Shakes
poare has painted her, dreaming Of Pos
thumus and better days to come, is not
an every day vision. A Christabel, laid
down in her loveliness, is not a type Of
common place humanity asleep. OF
course Imogene did not snore, or utter
inarticulate gurgling sounds at peri
odical intervls. Of course Christabel
did not lie with her mouth wide open,
an expression of hopeless vaouity on
cher face, 0, call it fair, not pale"
or twist her shape into quite monde
script posturcs, not to be told in rhyme
or explained by reason. But this is
what your ordinary sleepers do They
snore to the top Of their bent, and that
in some temperaments, is altissimo.-
| They utter broken murmurs, most abb
surdly composed of Kissing, mourning
and nasal constituents, They lay gap.
| ing to an extent utterly incompatible
with the sublime and beautiful. They
arc to be seen, too, curled or collapsed
into positions really worthy of study, as
showing the eccentricities of poses plas
tiquos possible to the human form, no
less diversified than illogical
Leigh Hunt has remarked that al
though aman in his waking moment
may look as proud and selfpossessed a
he ploases- though he may walk proud
ly, cat his dinner proudly-though h.
may shave himself with an air Of inf
!. mite superiority, and, in a word, shoy
himself grand in the most trihing occa
sion-he is reduced to ridiculous shift
when once foored by the great leveler
Sleep. Sleep plays the petrifying ma
gician He arrests the proudest lord
, as well as the humblest clown in tn
most ludicrous postures; so that if yo
could draw a grandee from his bed with
, out waking him, no limb-twisting foe
, in a pantomine should create wilde
, laughter The toy with a string be
r tween its legs is hardly posture-maste
more extravigant. Imagine a despC
G lifted up to the gaze Of his Wallets, wit
his eyes shut, his mouth open, his lei
hand under his right ear, his othe
e twisted and hanging helplossly bofor
r him like an idiots, one knee lifted VI
: the other leg stretched out, or bot
knees huddlod up together, what
j scare. crow to lodge a majestic power il
e Few sleepers, in effect, show to advar
tage after they have come to years o
discretion; it is only infancy and earl
. childhood that will bear examination a
= artistic studies of grace, when the scnst
I are stepped in forgetfulness.- Ben
. ley's Miscellany.
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dovil--jest a5 easy and famillyor as If
he knew he'd got the critter under bic
thumb, an was sartin ne had hold Of
him whar the hair was short But j
was goin 70 say suthin of this last sar.
mint Of his'n.
The Elder laid daoun sewing pints,
and proved en- all
Fust--Spooritooalism is Che works Of
tin.
Second-Itstho two jints, worked by
odd force aud viialized super oorbonick
electric fluid
Third-(This pint I didn't get holt
of egEaotly, he ot speakin very lcgibly
but it was either Mesmerism or Nor
monism, but it don't matter much, as
which ever it was, he proved it)
| Fourth-Its Annymill magnitudes
Fifth-(This pint, nyther, I cant
give verbunkum but it was some kind
Of bug-saounded suthin like Jewn-
bug)
/ Sizth-Ef it war speerits, they war
evil speerts.
soyenth-Thar is no speorits, no
how.
The discoarsc was chock full of Scrip
ture bearing on the several pints, an
hysterical facks--for he's just as lorned
as he can be, and do actooally believe,
eff by acciden, Che wouldn't do it noin-
ly,) he should get any more into him,
he'd burst right up Why, he'd handle
them great Greek and Latin words in
siCh a way that nobody can understand,
just as easy as kin say, caow, tater, or
any other simple household word.
He said this sort of thing was nothin
new to him. Alluded the Witch of En-
dor, an the hogs which got the devil iu-
, to them At this pint the Elder went
, off on a target about pork-said it was
, pis'n-that ef the devil ever got aout
, Of the pesky hogs he'd got in agir
anow, in the shape of whisky sweetcneC
8 with strucknine Then he tuck up tho
[ meejums, and tho way he made thci
- feathers fly is a solum warnin to al
wrappers Said thar want q second
hand chaw Of terbacker's diferenc,
}, atween cm an that ar Simeon Nagog
t spoken Of in Scripter When he sTucl
p aout into abaout the almightest pei
roar rashun ever heern in this subloona
y ry spear He actooally seemed to TAX
d the devil right up by the tail, an shak
him like a cat would a mice. L bean
.r much of poick an don't ruu much Il
Imagination, but swan to man, eenjes
8 thought l could hear the old eritter hol
= Ter, as the Elder whangod and cuaed hin
Or about. Ef war in his place. I'd thin
D. twice abaout it, afore ia 60 smellil
~ raound agin within the Elders reach.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25
To Unmarried Ladies.

The following items Of advice to la
dies remaining in a state of single
blessedness, are extracted from the
manuscript Of an old dowager.
If you have blue eyes, languish.
If black eyes, affect spirit.
Ifyou have pretty feet, wear short
petticOats.
Ifyou are the least doubtful as to
that point, wear them long
If you have good teeth, don't forget
to laugh now and then.
If you have bad ones, you must only
simper
While you arc young sit with your
face to the light.
When you are o little advanced, sit
with your back to the window.
If you have a bad voice, always
speak in a low tone.
If it is acknowledged that you have a
fine voice, never speak in a high tone.
IF you dance well, dance seldom
If you dance i'll, never dance at all,
If you sing well, make no puerile ex-
cuses.
IF you sing indiferently, hesitate not
moment when you are asked, for few
persons are competent judges Of sing.
ing, but every one is sensible Of the de.
sire to please
Fin conversation you think a person
wrong, rather hint a difference Of opin,
ion, than offer a contradiction.
II is always in your power to make
friend by smiles, what folly to make
enemies by frowns,
When you have an opportunity e
praise, do it with all your heart.
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dQljt auo gumor.

Elder Fawsn on the "speerits."
Ethan Spike, Of Hornby, Ne, has
written letter to the Portland Tran
script, describing the doiugs of the FL
der in Hornby. We do not SEQ how
any one can resist the Elders logic
Elder Pine-as Fawsil preached agin
it last Sabberday, 1t was a great aout-
bust Of Elders, an gin comfort to many,
1 do suppose that Elder Fawsh, when
he's fairly walked up, is abaout as tough
customer as the devil ever rasled with
/ don't raaly spose he'd be a biz more
ahecrd Of Belzebub, or even the Old Boy
himself, than should be Of yorlin
coalt You orter hear him talk Of the
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

The Queen then rose, and, hurryingl
across the hdW pas with the Prince
Consort embraced the Princess of Prus-
sia as one sister would another after al
long parting, and turning to the Prince
Of Prussia, gave him her hand, which
as he stopped to kiss she stopped him,
and declined the oondescension by Of
foriug her cheek instead. But words
will feebly convey the effect Of the
warmth, the abandonment Of affection
and friendship, with which these greet
ings passed, the reverence with which the
bridegroom saluted her Majesty, the
manly heartiness with which he wrung
the Prince Cousorts hand, for by the
working of his face it was evident that
he could not trust himself to speak
We take the following account from
the Court programme issued by Queen
Victoria Our lady readers will OBJ
serve that, for once, crinoline had to
contract and actually to disappear be-
fore the demands for space made by
English and foreign bellies
DRESSES WORN ON THE OCCASION.
LORD CuAmBERLAIN's OFFICE, Jan
I18, 1858.
Notice is hereby given that ladies
who are invited to be present in tho
Chapel Royal, St. James, at the ap
proaching ceremony of the marriage Of
her Royal Highness the Princess Roy
Ial, will wear full dress, with plumes
but without trains
Full dress will also be worn by thos
who have tickets to view the procession
in the state rooms but without trains o
plumes
Gentlemen will wear uniform 0
court dress.
All who have tickets of admission {
, the Colonnade will be in mournin
dress.
It is expected that no person will aI
pear in mourning,
THE ROYAL BRIDAL COSTUME.
The bridal costume Of the Princes
, Royal was Of rich white motre aatiqu
the lace dress Of exquisite Honito
. guipure, consisting of three hounce
the body being trimmed to match
u The veil was of Honiton guipure lac
r worn in a style completely novel
England for bridal costumes. attachc
to the head with magnificent Moors
g and Spanish pins The dress and We
4, were splondidly worked-tho emblem
q being the rose, thistle and shamrock
The latter has employed fifty girls f
I the last twelve months. This new styl
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25
Sor }1oung Stlrr
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
THE WAY TO SUCCEED.

THE WAY TO SUCCEED.
Montgomery P, Christian, the present
most faithful and excellent foreman Of
the Advertiser Office, has been employed
therein since September 24th, 1884,
and for ten years past has been at the
head of the Office He came into it
boy-he remained in it through youth
and far into manhood
The above paragraph, copied from an
article in the Detroit Advertiser with
reference to the twenty-frst anniversary
of that journal, (though the case men
toned is not very remarkably contains
a useful lesson for employees, whether
mechanics or clerks, and its perusal may
suggest some valuable thoughts to the
minds Of employers. Between these
two classes there is a close connection
Of interests, and the action Of each
should therefore be Of a reciprocal char
acter.
The greatest evils of the present day
in connection with the characters Of
young men, are A want Of stability;
inordinate haste to get rich a disposi-
ton 10 waste time in personal indul-
pence, and a want of a selfsacrifcng
spirit. The desire to obtain riches
without earning them, or TO spring with
a single bound from dependence into
Independence, is the chief cause Of the
Grst Of the aforementioned evils. It
is right and proper that young men
should aim TO secure a competency, and
In their efforts TO attain TO this end
they are fully entitled to all the logiti-
mate paths of business pursuits They
err not in laboung for riches, but they
very often make a fatal mistake IN de-
termining the mode Of accomplishing
their cherished purposes.
They do not seem % realize the fact
which experience has established -that
wealth is not distributed IN heaps through
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

Charade.
Nm. EDiroR;-I send you Chaude, done
into "sorter" rhyme, for the amusement Of
the readers Of the "Youth's Department.
Yours, Sc, CASIlAW
A maiden TO a man proposed,
"a thing uncommon, tits supposed)
This charude-By my first stand,
And draw a liquid with my hand,
Which givsth health wherser 'tis used,
And in its use Is scarce abused.
Within the house my second soc,
My parents and my brothers three.
If 10 the house yOu'll now repair,
And eat The dinner waiting there,
You'n eat my third if rightly have rsckoned
NV Whole "New Engand's Pride," made o.
my first and second
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For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of % letters
My.l, q, is a proposition.
Myl4, IS, 10, s, 9, Is town In Ohio.
My ~, ,l8, o, is a cape.
My g, 3,t2l, Ia, is what young girls like to
have.
NY 8,I7,I %, II, %, Is a large city.
My 90, n, 70, III, 10. isa town in Ohio
Myl7, ], s, o. is river.
MY 7, ,l7,ls,l2 IS, is an animal.
NV 6, no, 10, ], is a small insect.
nv 70, rs, ID. Is a girls nickname.
Ny z, S, 6, 4, B., l3, %, is a county in
Ohio,
NV 70, 2I, 10, l3, ., is female name.
MY whole Is a great institution In High
land county. JoHN HENRY SEUNDY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

Ma. EDiToR.-Tho answer 20 the Enigma
"a last weeks paper i8,-"Tho battle Of Eutaw
Springs seventeen hundred and oighty-one." !"
D, ME-,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

A man may go idle to hell; but he
that will go to heaven must be busy
I'M. Henry.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

A coroner's jury recently returned a
verdict that Mr.. Dobbs "came to his
death by hanging-around the tavern" "
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25
THE WEDDING BONNET.

The Princess Royals wedding bon
net, which she had on upon leaving
Buckingham Palace for Windsor, was
Of white tulle, trimmed with lace and
lunches Of orange blossoms outside,
with lace quilting inside, and white
silk ribbons. The size is not very di-
minutive.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

The hoop question, like most others,
has two sides to it. The ladies take the
inside, of course.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

To make an excellent Jam-Squeeze
six or eight women, nowadays, into a
common stage coach.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

The costume which her Majesty
dressed in at the marriage Of the Prin-
cess Royal and Prince Frederick Will
liam was of peach color nloire antique,
with Honiton lace aounces and peach
velvet train, the lace dounces being the
same that the Queen wore at her own
wedding.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25
NO CRINOLINE.

The width of the seats at the Chap
ol Royal on the occasion of the mar
riage was twenty inches In re crino-
line had evidently not come under CON
sideration of those who paced the Chap
al
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-02-25

dressed in at the marriage Of the Prin-
cess Royal and Prince Frederick Will
liam was of peach color Dloire antique,
with Honiton lace founces and peach
velvet train, the lace 1ounces being the
same that the Queen wore at her own
wedding,
NO CRINOLINE.
The width of the seats at the Chap
el Royal on the occasion of the mar
riage was twenty inches. In re crino-
line had evidently not come under CON
sidoration of those who paced the Chap
ell.
THE BRIDESMAIDS.
At the wedding some of the highest
families in the empire were represent
ed in the persons of the young ladies
who, had the honor of officiating as
bridesmaids Among the families thus
honored were those Of the Dukes Of
| Richmond, Newcastle, Hamilton, Suth-
crland, and Athol, and those of the
Earls Of Derby and Clarendon. The
names of these fair representatives of
the high aristocracy are said to be La
dy Cecilia L9nnox, Lady Susan Pelham
Clinton, Lady Susan Murray, Lady
Catherine Hamilton, Lady Emma Stan
| ley, Lady Constance Villiers, and La
Idy Cecilia Moleneux, sister to the
young Earl of shelton.
A daughter Of the late Earl Spencer,
would also have been one of the "bright
galaxy" but owing to the sudden death
Of her father, she of course, had to fore
90 that distinguished honor. Lady
Cecilia Lennox has a sister married to
Prince Edward of Saxe-W -Weimer, the
nephew of the late Queen Adelaide
who is an officer in the guards, and who
greatly distinguished himself in the
Crimea.
THE CHAPEL.
The floor of st. James Chapel was
covered with a scarlet carpet, aud was
entirely appropriated to the royal cor
tege, the ilIustrious visitors and their
suites.
THE ALTAR.
The altar was Of crimson velvet OF
which was the royal communion service
Of gold plate. There was q low rail Of
oak round the altar, the support ers of
which were gold, the whole ofthe top be
ing covered with crimson velvet. ThD
Archbishop of Canterbury ofioiated, as
sisted by the Bishop Of London, notwith
sta-ding that the latter is dean Of th'
chapel, Sir G, Smart presided at the or
gan The attestation of the royal marri
age took place in the throne room. ThC
royal attestations book is in the keep
ing Of the Archbishop Of Canterbury
and it is curious memento, containing
witnesses for centuries past
THE ROYAL WEDDING CAKE.
The royal wedding cake was of collos
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