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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
CLRVELAND AND ERIE RAlLROAD.

CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROAD.
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&sf4 ~ gsr-s lss s5ss ~ Saisass-- 4aSafS
1859. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1859
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, June
" 18th, 1859 PASSENGER TranE will rpnas ~ loWsi
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. NJ Mail Train stops all way stat Gus,
Mentor ,Wicklihe, Perry. U0ionu.le and Say
brook, and arrives ut Erie 1880 p NJ Uunknk
3i2 p. NJ, and Buffalo $50 p NJ.
500 p NJ Cincinnati ExUress Tram stops palresyila
Madison, ABhthbulu, Cumeuut I'd Cirani only
end arnyeEnt Erie at CARP Nj Dunk 'Ik $50
p NJ 81; Buffalo lO:20 2. NJ.
$50 p M-Nght Express rsin stops patnesville Ash
tgkulg, Conneaut and giEaid only, and erTives At
Erie l06 A. NJ, Dunkirk 3:l2 4. Bii EuialO
LEAVE ERIE.
l2G6 A. M Night ESprets TRIM stopping AZ GTBrd, AsS
bnla and Palnssyille only aud arrives AT Cleva
land II 34n A. M.
i2b A NJ Mail Train, stops all stations except Swan
WIZ. aSbr0Ok, UniOnvie, Perry, MeutOT and
Wicklile-wlll siop signal 10 take passBu
gers for Cleveland only ,Ht SayhrOnk ,Uni0nvlie
Perry, Mentor and WickliiO, aud arrive u.
@ eveland ll;OG A. NJ.
l22 P NJ Dny Explcss Train sops at Girard Conneput
Ashtabua AND Paiuesfille only and ann . "
Cleveland at 6:26 2. NJ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21


Or. AMOS X SON have devoted their attention eHclu
svey 10 pecuiar class of maa and the Iee thnl
eQusntiy been enabled render their follow crea
lures. fuzzy testified and gratefully acknowledged by con
paleuts and others daily arriving nt1Wn from "a
parts Of the country rthe express purpose MY of consul
utiOus while NeiUns have been c ed by the uOst
signal advantages vet from what they haze experienced ~
FIGURING the OF these infectious dOInDlaints
tfum their simple condition to that OF the most den
and iuveteatB they have always entertained th
possibility their prevention, and removal, aud likewise
lnynTsby found that In most horrible and malignant forms
disease could Amst invariably be traced to one OF the
follow Ignorance, neglect orthe b. 5itect sol
unskliiui and improper treatment therefore DE- AMOS
son have succeeded In discovering, in theH election O'
remedies, safe eoctua aud cautious courses omit
ting all combination Of euedies VIII ch bear equiVorsl
character well those hose premature njudci Nv
application might be productive o bad consequences ~ ne
ands of individuals In short the uuuubo end 0i
,,irremedies the easenug OF great mast OF human
s0ry by the alleYlHoR, relief and pfevenIun Of those
-reyOus Affections thar reality tbs secret fnos0t e
tnd which, while they extensively surround US cal alouh
hTOur slI and Imterfa romeo IN Llelr eKleTmnatI0n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFs@Ah
y Iuhe Navigation, the PrOprietoTs " kN8VttiM
ofthis Line will put upon the route rom ytGi stag2
Buffalo 10 Chicago seven frst-class A VflsasiilaH
Screw Steamers. Of great strength and speed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
EVANS & BATES HAVE FORM
NOTIOE TO CONTRACTORS.

IN Proposals win bs received at the Oft ce Of the city
CIVIL Engineer until ~ O'Clock NJ Oct 2Nh. 1853 Tor re-
pairing hEG the anal at tue loot Of CONNER
oia street Further inflrna DO had at said Enai-
nects Office alter the 18th inst
Each proposal must be accOupn by good and sui-
hOnd reqdng the bidder to enter into contract III
tn prices Ia bis pIOpusa should the same he rc
cGpted.
The Board Of City improvements invite the submission
Of iIB reserviue tie right to accept REJECT the same
by order Of the Board
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VOL XIX.....No' 1858.

Westminster Church, Yonkers-Tbe Rsy JOE
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will preach this CAurch SUNDAY NEXT July TO- a 10!
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10 b1I tdon sQusre.DiyDe services TO MORROW a. lo3
5: enc "a Communion IN the AFTERNOON st y. suojee
IN EyeoDs: Queen Esther" Sabbath School OF p m
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CHISELS ard c. S. HsELS the market. AL warranted
They sod BY quite number Of .p-ctabe dealers In View
York Those who klcw the Eoods should recommend
thsm 70 thsiI iIier6a
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Prom The New.Y Weekly Day Book
VVELLS'S NEW MAP of the SEAT OF

w WAR All uAnklnd and the rect OIL tne " ofr a.
watching The Continental conflict in which not only million OF
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15

G.. G. EvASs.-A few weeks since, vi
published advertisements of a History o.
Italy and the War of 1859, and Browns
Lectures, to be issued by the publishing
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tory Of the War in Italy was written by
lady acquainted with the subject. and
while all the incidents were yet fresh. Il
is 9 valuable and reliable historical work
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15

A PLAIN QUESTION FOR BUSINESS
MEN.-How can any business man vots
against the Constitution? Without law.
a business man. particularly. has no Sc
curity. One who has no business, has
not so much at risk. 1t is admitted on
all hands. that we are practically without
law, and we will continue to be so until
we have State Government. 1t is next
to impossible for one to collect a debt
here. The consequence is, a poor man
finds it difficult to obtsin credit. from the
fact that there is no reasonable way to
make him pay, if he is disposed to be
dishonest. And for the same reason. the
Kansas merchant, trader. or mechanic.
when he wants credit for supplies Of
goods. wares, or stock. often fails to get
it. Where there is no security, business
cannot prosper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15

WAYS OF A DEMOcRAIo OFFICE .HoL.
peri is said that Whitfield lately
refused to allow Q man, up near the
boundary line, to enter 6 piece Of land.
because be coaxed Whit6sld's dog away
We always did think that Whitfield
eviuced greater partially for the animal
than the human species. 1t is q notori-
Gus fact that this great, long.leggsd spe-
cimen Of excellence, (viswed through the
speetscles worn by the Kansas Democra-
cyl can stOop to lower and dirtier tricks
than any tall man we ever saw. He car
ries all the small, mean principles of hu-
man nature into the performance of du-
ties which be has sworn to perform i'm
partially. 1t is bad enough to have q
dog-thief or any other kind Of q thief in
. community. and it should DO the aim
Of every man to keep such away, If pos.
sible; but in this case, it is clear that
Whitfield felt more for his kind than he
did for the people of the neighborhood in
which the man lived, and that revenge
was the ruling motive in the act.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15

ExpLAxAT1oN.-Several weeks since we
wrote and published the following, which
quite number Of Democratic papers have
copied with silent appreciation
at is said that Judge Petit has deter
mined to make Kansas his permanent
home and we have likewise heard it ru-
mored that Gov. Medary viii settle down
here. Politics aside, we think such men
are the kind to drive Kansas ahead. Men
of influence, like them. will add spirit to
the community, and be instrumental in
developing the resources, and building up
the manufactures and public institutions
of Kansas"
As they evidently misunderstood its
meaning, an explanation is due-for we
confess the language can be easily misin-
terpreted. By the term "drive Kansas
ahead" we meant that they would drive
her to the devil. The spirit they would
add to the community. would be the
spirit of evil. literally interpreted with
the extract of corn and rye. The manu-
features they would build up. would be in
the shape Of distilleries. Judge Petit
would take this branch of business under
his exclusive control. The public insti-
tutions spoken Of, should have been in the
singular number, for we are con6denptAat
we meant the penitentiary. This would
be under Medsry's care-and he would
speedily eli it. His principal means to
accomplish this, would be through cleo
ton frauds-a Ia mode Minnesota. By
developing the resources of Kansas, we
simply meant that, through their agency.
it would become an object to make ex-
periments as to how the land could best
be cultivated to make corn yield the great
est amount ofrut-gut whiskey to the BUSH
ell! We hope we are understood now.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15

PRETTY TALK FOR once YoUNo
1.-The barking of some insigni6-
cant puppy" is q dainty expression con.
tanned in the last number of the Iowa
Point Dispatch, in reference to the charge
that the Democratic party of Kansas is a
Pro-slsvery party. We understand that
the Laughing hyena" who does up the
highfalutin for that enlightened sheet,
takes occasion to tell folks that the above
classical expression is intended to apply
to the Chief We wish the youth to en-.
Joy himself-we we'll know how cram
bunctious" youth feels. when just eper-
ging into a state of pubescence, as is the
case with the infant of the Dispatch, and
can therefore make due allowance for his
rantings. But when he keeps sending US
word, begging of us not to abuse or
BLACKBOARD him, or complains that we
want to engage in a tilt with boy. such
language as that quoted above lily be-
comes him. 1t don't sound pretty, Ansel
it don't sound pretty. When a boy
begins to think about getting married, he
should at least try to be a man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15

S The Democracy seem to be as
badly puzzled about the true meaning Of
the term "citizen of the United States" as
they are about "white male citizen" 1t
is evident to them that it does not mean
niger, and they have almost notion to
say that the French and Germans are not
embraced within the limits of the term.
We suggest that they get the Supreme
Court together, and have the bred Scott
Decision so amended as to include all
foreigners, instead of the African alone.
Let il be plainly understood that no per-
son Of foreign birth shall be entitled to
the protection of our Government, then
the LIE Clercs and the Hofers, if they take
the papers and can read them, will know
Just how to do-whethsr to stay here, OF
90 back where they came from.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15

Poor TMBER.-The Republicans OF
the Senatorial District composed of the
Counties Of Montgomery and Preble, in
Ohio, have nominated F. P. Cuppyt Of
Dayton. for State Senator. He is what
may be termed fair specimen of the po-
litical squirt--a would-be aristocrat, had
he the bottom to go on-s man who
would pull down his best friend, if he
could thereby elevate himself; or would
turn up his nose at poor man, if he did
not want to skin him or get his vote.
His unsuccessful opponent for the nomi-
nation was L. B. Gunckel, Esq, a good
and talented young man. an honest and
unsel6sh politician, and one of the people.
II it would not materially affect the po-
liticsl complexion of the Legislature at
the present important crisis, the people
of that District would do q righteous act
to elect Cuppy-like they did Captain
Walker
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15

MIssIoSARIEs.-0ne day last week, our
town was visited by pair Of Anti Con-
stitution missionaries. One was named
Beebe-one Of the Beebes we read about
in the Banner of Liberty-would like to
be Judge Beebe. The other was the cele-
brated, immortal, and never-to- be-forgot-
ten-sneezsd- at-or-squinted-at- blind
niger, Captain Heed, late of the Border
Rufian Rangers-the hero Of the water
melon patch, where it is supposed be lefi
more water than he took away; partfc-
ipant in the sacking of Lawrence; and
the man who. during the wars, boosted
that il he did not bring an Abolition
"skulp" every time be came home. hi.
wife wouldn't sleep with himl But as
we are preparing an extended biography
of this hero of the first water, we will al
present give no more of his striking
"points."
These MissionSies exhibited their ig-
norance in everything they undertook to
talk about, as far as the Constitution was
concerned, and got pressed into close
quarters on every hand. They came here
to speak, and enlighten our benighted
people; but an acquaintance advised them
not to do It. He told them there were q
few persons here who intended to vote
against the Constitution, but if they
should speak, they would turn all those
persons in favor of it They followed
his advice, and turned their faces towards
Iowa Point, doubtless entertaining an
opinion of the people of White Cloud far
from exalted.