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voungmPn of % had cnu. and hoarseness for fifteen
nions During cold weather his lost n as only
sneak in whispers pain induced coughing cold dry
raising only trc the morning. quite feeble and eaiaci-
ate Had taken medicines with but little or no
hene Tie commenced with the Cough Pls-one pll thr.
times per day--nnd found himself Improving. his
couch mder AMI softer. passed off, strength I
app.titc improved, and in rev entirely well
having taken other medicine.
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THINGS TO RElIEMBER.

PLEASE EEIiEltEER.-That these Specifics arc entirely
harmless In all instances and in all may
them children may them, the Rgeli intrm invalid
them wiaIout danger, md with benefit
PLEASE REMENHER.-That thousan,iSof thu most gift.
ed and intelligent minds in this country Europe have
long since given in their adherence Homeopathy,
and flmiies.
PLEASE REAGEMBER.-That not only in long standing
OIL conrI1ntF but In recEt and violent diseases "f the
most character, homeopathic has proved its
Isrlorit u n'lter svsta'nir In repeated trials.
PLEASE II AiEaIBElL-Tlat H0mdoDathy IS sustained
nn from It's theories and doctrines but from Its daily ana
hourly success in curing the sick and arrestinS disease
PLEASE REMEMBER it is the ltteils that
to great and Tits lizzie ailments that, neglected
gravt, and serious Diseases
PLEASE RENE lHER.-That you muv have It In your
nower promptly and pleasantly to arrest sucl complaints
the he-tnntnE. an. thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE iEHEaiBEis.-Thnt tiis system YOU the
struggling forcing and deception used othcr1nad-
c4gs taken by Gild al y4ys dangerous
PLEASE REttEMBEEs.-That the evil results of spri
struggles generally than overhaance tho good that
MAY he GonchY thenelicinss thus given.
PLEASE REMEAIBEit.-T HUM rcys' sysleun
mnoyathlc Spcclcsicsts the prvrte practice
ten. OF aperPcity and tat'cacy, that every body
them.
PEEAsE REMEMBER the cure of asngIe chronic
aluent, such as Piles Cararrh Uenlache Reu
will more than Ten times pay the cost of a case.
PiENSE EEIEIHER.-1tat two four dollars invested!
in case Of Specific RemeNe, Will return its
Varntoyon every in freedom from anxiety, Dreven.
ton of disease and absolute relief.
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BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA
Connecting irec in the Uion Depot ut Pittsburgh with
Through Trains rom all Western cities phiadeiphia
New York, boston, Baltimore and Washington City thus
furnishing facilities for the transportation
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Express and Fast Lines through Philadelphia
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In connection with the above, keep every kind of m,
seaii Instruments and MISUNDERSTANDING generally
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In CHRoSIc DISEASES such Dyspepsia Weak Stomach,
Constipation, LIVER Complaint Piles, Female Debility and
irregularities, old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes Catarr
Salt hcum, and other OLD eruptidns the case has specifics
whoseproper application will in almost every
instance Often the Of single chronic liGcutS such
rs Dyspepsia Piles CatnrF Headache Female Weak
ness, has than paid for the ten times
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

= A DEMocRATIo CoEvEETIoS.-A De-
'mocratic Convention was called to meet
at Troy, on last Friday. to appoint Del
egates to the Tecumseh Convention. A
gentleman belonging to the Opposition
concluded to attend. and observe their
proceedings: but after hunting about
town, he could see no signs of Conven-
ton. Passing BY the Office Of Sidney
Tennent. the Pro-Slavery leader in this
County, he looked in at a window, and
saw about half dozen Of wise ones as
sembled in back room. He attempted
to enter, but 10 the door was locked.
Such was the Democratic County meet
ing. Some half q dozen Of the Pro-
Slavery wire-pullers meet together in the
back room Of q law Office, lock the
doors. and proceed to appoint Delegates
10 Territorial Convention, to build q
platform for the Kansas Democracy
These fellows viii nominate Democratic
Comfy Ticket, and candidates for the
Constitutional Convention, and the Dem
ocrsts viii all cry "well DONE" and vote
it with a rush.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12
WAsHrvorox, April 80.

The Wsr Department has received a
heavy mail from Col. Johnston, comman-
ding forces in Utah. The complications
and difficulties between the Federal aud
Judicial officers is fully explained, and
his course in responding to Judiciary,
which are coordinate branch Of the
Government is fully sustained, and justi-
fed. 1t appears that Gov. Cumming
was acting under special instructions
from the State Department. and directly
opposite to the instruction of Col. john
ston and the Judicial officers. The Cab
met to-day has the subject under consid-
Grafton. General Johnston's dispatches
change the aspect of affairs there. and it
is not known what course the Admins
trAtion will pursue. as between the FEEDER
al and Judicial officers.
DR.. Furney, the Superintendent Of ln-
dian Affairs for Utah, writes to the Indian
Bureau, under date of March 18th. that
he is in possession of such reliable iDfor-
nation as leaves no doubt Of the com
plicity Of the Mormons in the Mountain
Meadow massacre, and that a few days
after it, there was distributed to each oI
the lealing church lignitaries thirty dol
lars worth of property. The seventeen
children who escaped. were in his care,
and arrangements had been made to re-
store them to their friends in Arkansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

PETERsox's CHEAP EDITION OF Wa
vERLEY NovELs.-We have just received
Rob Roy" by Sir Walter Scott, being
the third volume Of T. B. Peterson L.
Brothers new and cheap weekly issue of
the Wayerley Novels. by Sir Walter
Scott. Giving truthful delineations of
people, character and manners-ever up
holding the cause of religion, morality
and virtue-they should be welcome at
every Preside where these preccpts are
taught. The great barrier, heretofore, to
the introduction of these works, has been
the high price at which they have been
held; but this objection is being now
overcome, by the publication of these
works Of Scott in such a form, and at
such low price, as to bring them with
in the means of all persons whatever.
To MeSsrs. T. B. Peterson l. Brothers,
Of Philadelphia, more than ali other pub
fishers, are we indebted for this new fea-
ture in American literature. The works
Of Charles Dickens, Charles Lever, Mrs.
Southworth, and many other popular
writers, have been issued from their press
in cheap form. and their last enterprise
is in giving to the public the works Of
Sir Walter Scott. complete and una
bridged, at the very low price of IS cents
for each work, or the whole series for
Five Dollars. The edition embraces the
whole of the authors works, and will be
contained in Is volumes, one of which
will be issued on each succeeding Satur-
day, until complete. A full sett will be
forwarded, free Of Postage, By Mail, to
any part of the United States, to any one,
BY the publishers, on sending a remit
lance Of FIVE dollars to them, for the
twenty-six volumes. At this low price,
all persons should possess themselves oil
sett, and we would take this occasion
TO advise all Of our readers to make re-
mittance Of Five Dollars at once, per first
mail, to T. B. Peterson & Brothers. Phil
adelphia, for the entire sett, who will
send them complete to any one. free of
postage, on receipt of that sum.
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HoronArlE BuMsEss.-If we should

HoHoRABLE BUSINESS We should
occasionally fail to come up to time. in
setting out our paper. the reader must lay
Il to the fact that our apprentice has been
stolen from MS, By means Of lying and
deception. After we had passed through
all the troabIe and pains of teaching him,
aad when be had just begun to be really
useful, he has been enticed away. that
others may have the benefit of him, at
our expense. This has been accomplish
ed through the united efforts, or by the
advice and consent, of two Methodists
and three Presbyterians, among whom
are one preacher, two school teachers and
half. and one pOet!!! We consider
ourself able to hold our own among ordi-
nary people; but when so much wisdom
and righteousness were arrayed against q
poor sinner like ourself. is it any wonder
that we we're outgeneraled Well, they
have got our Devil-now, let them look
out for the time when the Devil shall get
them
In this connection, we would inquire
of Messrs. Cook, Watrous, and the half
dozen other partners in their shop. whe-
thcr. in this operation, they consider that
they have done generous or honorable
act? In places where there are regular
printers associations, such q transaction
would insure them place on the black
list. Without the slightest provocation
on our part, they have seen proper to
swindle us. for we can call it by no 9TH
er name, for no other apparentzreasOn
than that they could do it. We would
have taken it as equally IS great favor,
il they had come into our Office and pied
a form. or broken a piece out Of the bed
r Of our press. Let them bear in mind that
the laugh cannot always be on their side.
If they make more thln we do by that
operation. in the end, they shall be well
come to the difference.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

ICoUNTY CoNvESTroN.-The Opposition
County Convention, at Troy. on Satur-
day. was, We issrn, well attended. We
have not received the official proceedings,
but we are informed that the resolutions
of the Leavenworth meeting, which We
published last week, were adopted. with
slight alterations and additions. Oandi.
dates were nominated for the Constitu-
tional Convention, to be voted for on the
It'll of June delegates were chosen to
the Csswatomie Convention I; and a
County Central Committee was appoint
ed. The only member of the COMMITTEES
that has been given us, is that of VIM.
D. Bsoler. Of this place and of the Del
egates to Osswstomie. we have only heard
the names of G. Dorland, of White
Cloud. and Gen. John Bayless. of High.
land. The following is the Convention
ticket
v. D. Markham, E. Fleming. A. L.
Lee, Robt. j. Porter and franklin CRUDE.
OF these candidates. we are acquainted
with none but Mr.. Markham. whom we
know to be well qualified for the post
and we are told that the whole ticket is a
good one. 1t now remains for the people
to elect it-snd they can do it, if they
try.
Since the above was in type. we have
received a special report Of the proceed
ings of the Convention. from D. w
Wilder. Esq, of ElwOod. It will Be
found elsewhere.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

He Knows l-Forney, of the Press,
once one of the presiding geninscs of Ln-
cofocoism. is bitter against it now. lie
did as much as any other man, to force
the present faithless and corrupt admins
tration upon the country. lie knows the
element which controls it, its tendencies,
purposes, practices is one potent to
Judge of it. Well, thus does he speak Of
the organization Of the Democratic party
"The organization of the Democratic
party in most of the Free States. espe-
cially in New York, New England, Penn
sylvania and New Jersey, usurped by the
dependents of the Federal Administra-
tion. and perverted to the maintenance Of
doctrines at variance with the well-Settled
Democratic creed. has become a mere or
ganization for defeat. and must continue
so. unless arrested by prompt, vigorous
and thorough counter-movement. HhGS
ceased to be Democratic organization
The officers of the General Government
use it and abuse it for their own ends,
obeying the orders Of their masters in the
declaration of new dogmas of political
faith, nominating for place those only
who substitute these dogmas for the well.
settled creed of the party itself, and
shielding their crimes with the name o.
such an organization.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

PRoGREssING RAPIDLY. new edi-
tors Of the Holt County News announced,
in their first issue, that they were deter
mined not to meddle with political oil
sectional matters; and the following
week, they recommended the lynching
of DR.. boy, for political offence Of
which he has not even been found guilty
Here is a beautiful spectacle, indeed
DIR. boy was kidnapped by Missourians,
upon Kansas soil, for a crime which, VIC
believe, it has never been charged that ht
perpetrsted within the jurisdiction Of the
State Of Missouri. He was lodged in the
Platte County Jail, and mob proposed
to take him out and hang him. But
Judge Norton, o Southern man, slave.
holder, and jealous Pro- Slavery parti,
san, shamed them out of it, and declared
that if they did such thing. it must be
over his dead body. boy was removed
to st. Joseph. where he was tried before
jury Of Shareholders, who refused to
convict him-a large majority of them
being in favor of an aequittal. He wa;
returned to Jail, where he now remains,
awaiting another trial, surrounded by
shareholders, and with perhaps scarcely
friend in the County. Yet, in the face
of all these facts, a couple of young men
from the free North, with particles Of free
soil yet sticking to their boots, coolly
and oourageously sit down and recon-
mend that DIR. boy be lynched We
like to see right obsequious lick spittlt
there is something about him that i:
noble. digni6ed, and pleasant to behold
but this comes too near perfection. T.
the young men of the News persevere in
their efforts to ingratiate themselves into
the good gracss of the Shareholders, they
viii deserve to have presented to them O
plantation well stocked with niggers
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

The CAMPAIGN IN VRGINIA.-It was
reported, short time since, that Letcher
was i'll and undergoing medical treat,
ment in Washington City. The fact has
since evolved. that on the 18th ult., the
day upon which the report of his illness
gained CURRENCY, and the day of his APP
pointment at Weston, he dined with Sc
nator Douglas, and had remarkably
good appetite. The Wheeling Gazette
says his illness is mere trick to avoid
meeting Goggin, (what rough, bury
sort of name, his opponent. and that all
his appointments in the northwest have
been abandoned. There has been consid-
cradle detection in the Democratic ranks
Of Eastern Virginia, and the Opposition
entertain high hopes of success.
Mr.. Goggin was at Ashland. Hanover
County, on the occasion of the celebra-
ton of the birth. day of Henry Clay, and
made brief but excellent speech in eulo-
gy of the great man who was so long the
leader of the party to which he belonged
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12
HENRY CLAY PATE.

HENRY CLAY pate is the oldest and
only son of Addle Pate, and is a liHeal
descendant Of the Damphools, who cross-
ed over from the Cannibal Islands, on q
chip, at the subsiding of the Deluge, and
settled in the neighborhood of Norfolk,
Virginia, where they build ships, and
have the yellow fever. The subject Of
this sketch was born in hollow log, in
the Dismal Swamp, at the very spot
where Tom Moore, the poet. saw the
ghost. spook, apparition, sprite or spirit
of maiden. "by FREELY lamp, pad.
ding her light canoe" In justice to the
spirit, we will state that she has never
permitted herself to be seen in that local
ity. since the above birth occurred. H.
Clay Pate, therefore, belongs to the First
family" of the Dismal Swamp. But the
swamp was not so dismal at that time
there is q legend among the old wenches
in that vicinity, to the effect that the wa
ter became stsgnant, noxious weeds grew
up, and the swamp assumed its dismal
aspect, from pure shame at having been
the birthplace of Pate-Henry Clay
Pate. It has heretofore been the general
belief that young Pate was named in
honor Of the great sage Of Ashland. This
is gross error. From time immemo-
rial, it is we'll known, blooded stallio ms
have been named after great men. The
Shakespeare. the Napoleon. the Hyder
Ali, the Priam, and the Saladin stock
may be found in all parts Of the world.
Old Pate had a celebrated Jack, which
he called Henry Clay. This animal died
about the time young Pate was born, and
Pate, senior, was sorely grieved thereat.
He conceived the notion that the spirit Of
the Jack bad entered his son, and he de-
ternined that he should bear the same
nams-he therefore called him Henry
Clay Pate.
At an early age. young Pate exhibited
wonderful proves. At the age of three
years. he had destroyed all the frogs and
mosquitoes within ten rods Of his pater-
nal hollow log. Pate. senior. at once
saw that it would never do to con6ne SO
much youthful valor within the limits oil
the Dismal Swamp. he accordingly
emigrated to dry land, and erected a
mansion. Here young Pate's valor in.
creased tremendously. One of his FIRST
exploits was battle with nest of insects
Of the bee species. commonly known as
"yellow.jackets." He captured the en-
tire tribe, in the following ingenious
manner. BE thrust a stick into the nest,
when Immediately The whole swarm
pounced upon him, and he scampered
home with them, with the greatest ease,
yelling like q young Indian warrior
doubtless as a signal Of his triumph
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

Horace GREELKY OONrEG. = In the
Daily Tribune Of the End inst, Horace
Greeley announces that he intends visit
ing Kansas, and will be present at the
Osawatomie Convention, on next We'd
nesday. He viii then visit the gold re-
gion. Utah. Oregon and California and
return home by way Of the Isthmus. IN
time for the Fall elections. 34sreis bis
anassncemens-
To THE FRIENDS OF THE TRIBUNE.-l
propose taking trip Westward this sea,
son through Kansas and the alleged Gold
Region at the Eastern base OF the Rocky
Mountains, thence through Utah and the
Great Basin, to California. returning
across the continent, or by the Isthmusr
as circumstances shall dictate purpose
leaving the City on the 9th or 10th o.
May, and to reach it on my return between
the 10th and 25th Of September. l shall
try to look on the first distinctively Re
publican Convention Of the Freemen o.
Kansas, which meets at OsaWatomie or
the 18th Of May. and to start Westward
from Leayenworth or Lawrence. soon at
terward., shall also look at Oregon. i
time should serve.
After the LIST Of October next, we arr
to have State Election then a CITY
contest then the organization and Ions
Session Of q new Congress then Pres
idential struggle; then Congress again
which brings us to the forming Of new
National Administration and the Summe
Of 1861. II, therefore. I am to have any
respite from Editorial Labor for the mex
two years, l must take it now.
make this announcement in the hop
that it may enable me to meet anil gree
more personal friends-some of whom
shall probably never see again on earth
If not on this journey-than l otherwis
could do My time is limited, and
cannot turn aside as l otherwise would
but 1 want to see all my friends Of othe
days who may live near my route, AM
hope to make some new ones.
shall write as frequently as practica
BILE for The Tribune, and shall Try to ado
something to the popular knowledge o
the now wild and lonely region over whicl
the Iron Horse is soon to trace the path
way of Empire.
Respectfully. II. GREELEY.
New York, April %, 1889.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

Back MAKISe.-Mr. Abrams is now
preparing ground on the Levec. where he
viii go extensively into the manufacture
of brick. the present season. We learn
that Mr.. Gilbert Titus also intends man
ufacturing brick, at his old yard, near the
bridge. Hope they may have luck. and
manufacture large quantities. and that the
brick will all be built into houses, in
White Cloud, this year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

MONEY AND WHIsKEY.-As an s'l'
dence of the readiness with which the ne
groes imported in the Wanderer take |"
the manners and morals Of civllIzAto0'
it is recorded that the first words oil 'Ie
English language which they isaI n !.
were money" and "whiskey. u , =
nonsense to talk of the inferiOrity Oh '9s
negro race, after this. Nothing but tOSl
unfortunate color can prevent men WV ',
manifest such aptitude, from rlslng 7"
places of high distinction.-Pr0Ti'''"
Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

As an evidence Of the difficulty Of g.
ting business transacted at WashinS.a
with either of the departments Of Gov
eminent, it is stated by Washington
paper, that a gentleman visited one oil
them 80 times sat waiting in the ante
room 260 hours, and walked between BIS
hotel and the Department 81 miles belO''
his business was disposed of; his taTsrI
bill had nearly absorbed the amount o.
allowance, to say nothing Of the loss o.
time and detention from the engagements
of honey. y. Tribune.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

The ultra Pro-Slayery faction of the
Democracy obtained large preponder-
anee Of the delegation to the Territorial
Convention, in their meeting. on Sstur.
day.
This sufficiently shows the prevalence
and ascendancy Of that element in this
County. at least, and places the Democ-
racy upon basis where the Opposition
are ready to meet them.-Ledv. Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

~ The Great Republic Monthly. for
May. comes fully up to any former num-
Der. in every respect. 1t is worthy Of
patronage. which we trust it viii receive,
in 9 liberal degree. Published in New
York. at 90 a year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

The telegraph has already sent forward
a statement that portions of an army had
already sailed for the Island of Cuba,
and rumor has it that it was designed to
send ten thousand men to HAVANA, some
of whom are to sail from New Orleans,
others from New York, Portland, Boston
and Memphis. The following is a copy
of the translation of Spanish despatch
received in Memphis. Friday, which the
Avalanche supposes was not intended for
publication, but, since it has been furnish
ed, gives it for what it is worth:
ISLAND OF CUBA, March Is, so.
GEN. N. s. RENEAU-SR Ten thou.
sand American emigrants are respectfully
invited to be in Cuba by the first day Of
June ; to each Of whom the Cuban Junta
vii pay. on the fourth day o. july, 1859,
at The Capital Of TIE Repu5iie Of Cuba,
Eve hundred dollars in gold. or one hun
dred acres of land in the Island of Cuba.
By order Of and under the seal of the
CUBAN JUNTA.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

VALUABLB INTEREST ron SALE.-In our
advertisement columns. Il viii be seen, an
original share in the City Of White Cloud.
is offered for sale. It is offered at a re-
marka6ly low figure. and the purchaser
will get bargain. Mr.. Markham is the
agent for its sale.