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BY ". q. HUEI, ,OPPUSITE TIT. TAooE4.NNEIN H.,
connected with plank walk, and fIee Omnibus TO
which guests are invited a good Livery and Convey
ances to any part of the Country reasonable terms
Cash paid for Coprse Gram and Provisions. Having
rebult and and rcplenishsd, present our patrons
and friends With this Card, hoping may better moet
the reception of guests, and Increase our bus
iness by close attention. Returning our thanks Tor
past PATRONAGE we invite encouragement for the In
ture Hillsdale Oct. IS. 81.
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DAILROAD STREET, BETWEEN MANNING AND
IL West Streets The subscriber wishes to return ms
thanks to thossfriends who have favored him
with their patronage, at the same time Time TO call
their attention to the and wcllselected stocko ot
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTGS, &c.
lie has Just received from New York City, nl Of which
e feels anxious sell at thel"west price or pattern,or
make into GARNER nts as may suit the purchaser.
rY- Cutting done on his own Invented andlmproved
system and warranted to be inferiorto none bu'supe
r'Gf M;1.n,Is io %9s' Oct is,b. 81. r. ROWE.
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STACY a. EUWAKDS.
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLoRS AT LAW, AND
Solicitors in Chancery-oGce up stairs in Bostwicks
block, -
O. A. STACY. VS.. EpwAkfs.
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SHERMAN HOUSE.
n. TUBBS, PROPRIETOR. .JoNESvlliLE,MlCH; Tils
House has undergune thorough repairs. and is now
ready for the first class style
Location convenie u and terms liberal. Iunej
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GRO. w. LUNBARD.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND So
icitor in Chancery Prompt attention paid to secu-
ring aud coec claims in every part OF the state
once ever Motifs Drug Store. octl3
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FashionabIe Drapery and Tailoring

8Y STANTON 4 TIFFANY, JACKSON, MICH.-oP-
posite Mich. Central Railroad Dep6t. General stage
Office at this House.
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Is a GAS81 - - - y VS~s
THE subscriber having purchascd the stock AMI trace
ofs NJ GLASGOW il prepared to furnish the cit
tzens ofIisdale, with all necessary Family artcleSin
TIE
GrOCerU and PrOriSiOn Line.
nv "0 FLOUR. MEAT. and GRAIN.
n MEAT MARKET
~ connected with the Store Fresh and Salt Meats con-
Stantlv on hand.
fy- Cash paid for Hidcs and relts.
Hiilsdale Dec. 30, 1857. F.CbAhh'
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ERENCJI &c PANSOS

South of "ethodist Church Dr. Parsons residence
frat door south of Office. nr Frenchs residence, on
Racou street " est of Strunk's Hotel. jnucl
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OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE-P.s sTRUNK, Fro
prietor. This House islarge and commodous. recent
iy rebuilt and furnished, andioclted in convenient
and nln,sant ma ~ AZ tbn village iune15S
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

Ten years sgo, there was but one Free
Soil member of the Senate; FIVE years
ago, there were five; and now there are
twenty eight; while there are only seven
Northern members Democratic" Of
whom two, at least, are slender ccnso-
lstion to the South. Considering these
facts, we are not surprised that the DEM
ocrats have for some time past refused to
follow Mark Tapley's advice to be "jol-
ly :" or. that they manifest such an ca
gerness to bring Cuba, Central America.
or anything else into the Union, which
may extend the area. and thereby in
crease the representation Of that labor
system on which all their politics are
now made to hinge.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14
Caricatura FINN.

The Louisville Courier has a column
of "Wit and WISDOM" by way of ridi
culing Prentice's column in the New Yorl
Ledger. 1t is gotten up by ~. B. Darn
ed, ESQ.," and sometimes has a pretty
good take-of. For instance
The violet grows low and covers itsel
with its own.tears, and Of all flowers yield
the sweetest fragrance-such is humility
% d. Prs ,OiSdom. B.. ,.s.-------..
The cabbage grows high and coYerl
itself with its own bugs, and of all yarbi
yields the sweetest sour krout-sich il
lifel
Last week man bought goods in one
Of the interior towns Of Indiana, and of.
fered forged check in payment. A con.
stable at hand, whose name was Cash,
promptly arrested him. The rascal's
check wasn't cdshed but he Vase. d.
P.'s half ,Oitty eolumB.
Next week a man named Counter was
thrown into jail 10 an Indiana town. char.
ged with passing bad bill. The charge
was proved false, and Counter whipped
the officer. So the bill was good, and
CounterJft.
A correspondent of ours notices case
in which young lady refused for sever
al days to see her lover, and then set a
big dog on him. Certainly there was
something in common between them then.
She was obstinate, and he was logged
g. d. Prs half Uitiy column,
A correspondent of ours states case
in which young man refused for sever
al days to see his loveress, and then set a
little cat on her. Certainly he was
an unfeline wretch, and she was pussy
cutted.-Joke obvious. ..-
In Texas, a man stone blind is said to
have been appointed to the bench. He
may make an excellent Judge. Still, the
fact that justice is blind, is hardly good
reason why her ministers should be so too.
90. D. Prs half aUitty eOIumn.
By private despatch to the Cincinnati
papers, we learn that the "stone" has
been removed, and that the Judge can
distinguish Democrat from Do Moth
ing. So that the joke is held in allegiance
for another blind Judge.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

Paul JONES IN THE FRITH.-Last week
Mrs. Reekie, q widow, died at Pathhead,
near Kirkcaldy. She was known to have
been the last of those young lasses who
lighted the fires in Ravenscraig Castle,
when the men Of Pathhead kept armed
watch and ward nightly for the return Of
Paul Jones. She often referred to this
period in her life, and described infinitely
the appearance of Mr.. Shirra, when en-
gagged in praying on the bench for that
wind which drove the vessels of the dread
ed Paul down the Firth. She was TWEEN
ty-seven years single, forty-four years
married, and twenty-eight years a wild
ow, and was in the habit of saying that
she had lived three lifetimes. Her Off
spring were as follows: Nine children,
ninety-fve grandchildren, one hundred
and sixteen great-grand-children, and
three great-great-grand- children-in all
193.-Edin6urgk Courant OF
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

T. DANGER OF Cars SLEEPIEG WITH CHL-
DRES.-A small girl, seven or eight years
old, on the night of the 9th ult., came
pretty near losing her life by a cat. Her
mother heard strange noise which ava
kened her: she FASTENED to the bed where
the child was lying. and found the cas
with her mouth close to the child's mouth.
At first they took the child to be dead,
but they soon perceived it seemed to catch
for breath occasionally. After two or
three hours she was restored to conscious
ness, but has been very stupid and unwell
since. Parents should beware how they
trust their cats to sleep with their chill
dren.-G ales6urg (M.) Democrat.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

"Sir," said the peddler, with q CRATE.
full look, 81 shall always remember it
But l do assure you, one bed would have
served my purpose just as well as dog
en- !"
''No doubt, sir" said the varmint
''but the truth is, as you were q sich
"Only little affection in my head
said the stranger, touching his cracked
as fronts.
"Yes, sir (; little affection. I" rejOined
the Tennesseean ''for which reason esch
man desired to give you his bed; and
that" added the gentleman, pleased al
his own ingenuity, sis the reason you
had all the beds"
The peddler gave us a Satanic grin,
and touching his forehead again, exclsim-
ed, after sneezing in a highly natural
manner: .
Remember me, gentlemen / have
an affection here, to be sure, but nerer
lost a bed By ~"
With that he whipped upon his horse,
and cheering on his way, with a laugh
that sounded like a chuckle of kettle
drum, it was SO deep and tremulOus, left
US to our meditations.
Bitten" said the varmint, giving a
sneaking look around him.
Z ot"Choused out of bed !-humbugged,
every man of us" growled the Alabam-
ian.
The Mississippian jumped on his feet,
and roaring, BRAY, gentlemen, bray ;
we are all jack-asses together !" set us the
example, by pouring his most exquisitely
donkeyish notes upon the ears of morn
ing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

MORE ABOUT 81. B."-It is said
says Occasional" of Forney's Press
that the President is intensely wrotl
about the conduct of Secretary Toucey
in exposing the endorsed letter Of Col
Patterson. The same writer says thai
al it is openly charged that Toucey did
this to screen himself in his fortress
against assault" The Secretary's know
ledge of affairs at Washington should
have taught him that the name and rep
utation of the President, in these times,
would be but a miserable defence. j. B.
is by no means as comfortably situated in
reference to the opinion of the world as
his immortal name-sake He may be
" devilish sly" but in such a strait,
4" demme, if he would do" for fortress,
Mr.. Toucey
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14
StIttt Gale.
THE EXTRA LODGER.
BY DOCTOR BIRD.

twas once my fate to pass night in
acertaln waySide caravansary among the
mountains of Virginia. lonely habita-
uOn; from whose mean appearance no one
would have inferred the majestic spirit Of
Ge ruler within. Up, or rather down
iO' 1t stood at the bottom of a hill-one
HAs evening in September. rolled a mail
sCaeh' well-crammed with passengers, OF
Snom |, for my sins, was one. We
numbered twelve souls in all-nine inside,
1aa three outside of which latter group
l. beng somewhat of valetudinarian,
vas honored by seat beside his highness
" y, Tue whip; while my two companions,
'As one Mississippian, the other "var-
u.Ol as he called himself, of Tennessee,
sn calamity upon the top, where they
S iUllea and pitched about, as we thundered
s aTSn 'Ae rocky road. in a'manner admit
s. O.e 70 oehold-or, as the Mississippian
;p'eSSed 1t, 'like two short-tailed dogs
BOILING pot"-a resemblance that
80 ~ sOuiewhat the stronger for the ire
~S Oow-wows and yelpings with
,. -cn me- sometimes assisted by the Ten
A. n' Oeguiled the WEAKNESS of the
,,' certainly there never was such set Of
so,. Jppie personages together in q mail
r.In 49, Oelore. Besides the Mississippian,
rp ps on top, there was another of the
Sr,vi'S Of inside, who could initiate the
a. mI OF an ass to perfection-a melo-
fi.n ~I.sG he kept up in rivalry with his
N,I.l.a partner aloft. Add to these an
Rirs U' M! who sung negro songs; Rock
dim. i.li3nOisan, who whooped like an In.
Or Il. : Texan that played the mustang,
sij.s "na horse Of the prairies, and, be-
sso. nearly kicking the bottom from the
Tan, NJ T. oelghed and whinnied till the very
aots. DoFses on the road responded to the
Iot ,.. a0a hive Others who did nothing
CT .sa and laugh to ill up the con.
had yCn have set Of the happiest
d tbs famed roisterers that ever astolrish.
Al inc monarch of a stage.house.
I'D IoI 1 place We were destined to sup
Course y and accordingly, in dus
board u ume. we were all seated at the
Seag tr ~.sre we had the satisfaction Of
I'D S; 5.aHnlzed over both by mine host
,siOusa. ' q lOstess-the one glnm, vet ia.
Tue other ugly as ili-temper, and
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

A Misrepresentation exists among the
press as to the bill introduced into Con-
gress by Mr.. English. from the postOffice
COMMITTEES, to regulate the payment Of
postage on newspapers and periodicals.
The impression is, that this bill, if pass
ed, would require the press to pay post
age on their exchanges. This is not so.
1t is not proposed to change the present
law on that subject. That part of the
bill out of which the misapprehension
arose, simply provides that persons known
as regular dealers in newspapers aud pc
riodicals, may receive, by mail, such
quantities of either as they may require,
by paying the postage thereon as they
be received, at the same rates as regular
subscribers to such publications..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

A CALIFORNIA BEAR SToRY.-Charles
Tyron informs the Gazette that on his
way to and in the neighborhoOd Of Santa
Inez, accompanied by his partner, both
having long Kentucky rifles, and having
along with them Eve hounds, an enor-
nous grizzly crossed their path. and af-
ter running over his partner and the
hounds, leaving the former PROSTATE,
though unhurt, was brought up by a shot
from Mr. Tyron. behind the fore-shoulder,
passing through the lights, lungs and
heart, notwithstanding which it took six
shots more to dispatch him. The grizzly.
according to the report, weighed 1900
pounds. @
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14
Mistfaareuus.
AND THOU VERT FALsEl


By THE HAkr oF The lsLE-
,,,
anu 'i'Ou "er i-''e' 70 ie' 0e'
There bend'st, unchecked strangers knee
A Strangers heart may worship there!
"i,aiu "'eol' = !, s-1A l-'
And Memory when it views NE past
Must ship The page mat tells oil thee'
,r,.,-.,-l.
M-s-s.',-.,. - h..,-.,-..I
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

A DRUSxARD EATES Up By RATTLE.
sxAKEs.-The body Of q vagrsnt Scotch.
man was found, few days since, on Flat
Rock, near West Chasy, Clinton County,
New York. Near the spot where the re-
mains lay, is large chasm or ledge o.
rocks, that has long been known as the
den Of a great number Of rattlesnakes,
and from ths trails leading between the
corpse and the rocks, it is evident that
the unfortunate man was killed by the
serpents. The flesh was literally picked
from the bones. It is supposed that the
poor fellow wandered to the spot, and
falling down in a state OF unconscious.
ness, became an easy prey to the reptiles
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14
TO MARY.
y MRS. FRANCES s. nsGnon.

By MRS. FRANCES $. OsGooD.
Ny hear; GOES 10 your wedding,
Mary, dear,
Ii shares your timid smile,
And tender tear.
II wreaihes the orange blossom
In your hair;
Il parts the siIken curls
That cluster there.
II sees the blush, that changes
On your cheek;
Il hsars the vows you murmur,
Low and meek.
It breathe, its wamest blessing
On your way,
And pray, that Heaven viii watch
Your bridal day.
Then think, amid the friends
That gather near,
Ny hart is at your wedding,
Mary, dear!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14
CBoitt 4aetrp.
RAIN ON THE ROOF.
BY COATES KINNEY.

BY COATES KINNEY.
vr7.s the humid shadows gather
Over all the starry spheres,
a,S his melancholy darkness
Geaily weePs in rainy tears
Tia joy to press the pillow
Ola cottage chamber bed,
And to listen TO the patisr
oftbs sOii rain overhead. -''fh
b
Ev,ry iinkIe on the shingles
Ha, an echo in the hean,
And thousand dreamy faneies
Into busy being start;
And a thousand reeollectionS
Weave their bright hues into wool,
A,I listen to the Patter
Ofthe rain upon the roof.
There, in fancy, Genes my mother,
As she used to years agone,
To survey the infant sleePers,
Ere she left them till the dawn:
lean see her bending DER me,
A,I listen to the strain
Which is played upon the shingles,
Ry the parier Of the rain.
Then nv Title serHph sister,
With her wings and waving hair.
And her frightened, cherub brother,
A serene, angelic pair,
Glide around my wakrful pillow,
With their praise, OF mild reprOOf,
As listen to the murmnr
Oftbe soft rain on the roof.
And another comes TO thrill me
With her eyes delicious blne-
forget, as gazing on her,
That her heart was all unirnei
remember that loved her
As | meier may love again,
And my hearts quick pulses Tibrats
To the pstter Of the rain.
There is uonsl,t in art, bravurass
That can work with such spell,
In the spirits pure, deep fountains,
Whence the holy passions swell,
A, thst melody Of nature
That subdued, sublnins strain,
Which i, played upon the shingles,
By the paiter Of the rain.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

: The LocofOeo editor of the Mains Ca
sette, who seems to be . sort Of farmer,
complains Of . "short crop Of corn" II
justice were done him. his ears of gristle
would exhibit a shorter crop than his ears
Of corn.-LOuiSvile journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

DEATHS IN THE CABIsET.-Death has
rarely invaded the precincts Of the Presi-
Dental Cabinet. The only instances pri-
or to the death of Governor Brown, wers
in the death of Abel p. Upshur and
Thomas w. Gilmer, BY the bursting Of
q cannon on board the Princeton /; and
that of Hugh s. Legare, at Boston. when
accompanying Mr.. Tyler upon Presi.
Dental tour. Three Of the deaths occur
red in Mr.. Tyler's Cabinet. and all who
have died in the Cabinet, were Southern
men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

The Portland Transcript says that .
young man in Troy, who wrote to Hor-
ace Greeley. requesting his autograph,
received the following reply:
young man. you can be in better
bushes than in sending for anybody's
autograph" II. GREELEY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

TIE NATIONAL FLAS.--Congress pass
cd an act in 1918, providing that one
new star shall be added to the national
flag. on the 4th Of July next succeeding
the admission OF new State. So that
the number viii remain 30 until the next
4th of july after which it win be 80.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

Speaking of the allurements to the City
of Washington Just now, the correspond
emit of the New York Times says: There
was never finer time for young ladie,
to come to Washington. So many obi
GERS in the army fresh from West Point
|-young literary msn-poets Of the Eve
ming Mirror type-snd fllibusters, with
revolvers in their belts, fire in their eyes,
and in their pockets titles to the silver
brick lands OF Arizona Willard allows
but one lady to each table twenty feet
long, and but one saIt-cellar, lest BY her
'insdvertence be should lose twenty boar
derJ."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

A PORTION OF A SKELETON FouSD.-
A great deal Of excitement has been caus.
ed lately, about three miles from the city,
on the Madison road, BY the finding of q
human skull, some ribs, and part of q
spine. in that vicinity. Il is conjectured
that the bones are those of q man who
was murdered many years ago. by some
men named Hoover, Davis and Wash
burn, who, a few Of our readers will re-
member, were found guilty and executed
for this crime, when the city was quite
Young. The fact that the men we have
named lived in the neighbOrhood where
these bones were found, and also, thai
they had committed several murders near
that place, the circumstances connected
with which have not yet been entirely
made known, is sufficient basis for hun
dred rumous, and viii furnish gossip
euough for . mOnth.-Ciaeiasat Prsss
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
- a AYERS
Compound Extract Ct SaFsaparilll

the most efEeetusl remedy WHICH the uaei.,
ski Of cur times can devise f0E this ev-
whore preTaiiire and fatal n.ais3y. Itse-.
biDsd from The most active rerled-zls tha: In,
been discovered for the e2Tllrg ataon of this {.
disorder from The blood, and tie rescue e :.
sys-e.1 from lis destructive consea-e-.s
Hclge It should be employed Et the c.-s Z
not C14ly scrofIla, but also those ether ..
ti3as which arse from it, such as Ezrrr-,l
ard SEX DIsEAsEz, ST. AzTEgsy's N
Ko-E, or EET5lFELAs, PLWFlEs, PrsTr-a
BLozCHEs, BIAIsss and BoELs, TCxozs, Tzr-n
aud SALT EAECG, Sc4LD Ham, RISGvgaa
RHEuEATIsx, STgHgLIT-c and MEgC-ElAL D
EAsEs, Dz0RsT. DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY. Il
indeed, AL CoEE LAL,sEs AE--alaG FEJW w
TZD O. I4FUZz BLOOD. IAo popular ~
u - .mFaE.ty Of tie tI509 I, i tJlH1=1 Z t.
f5r scrofulz IS = degsneEation Of TIE b.ood. r
pa--i-u,a- parPose and virtue of th:s Ssri,,.
-i.l- = - purify and regeaerate tbs vita. IL
without winch sound health Is iL1Pgssls.s !.
Contaminated cc--z--tull--s,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
ScrofuIa, or Kings Evil

= a o.
is Constitutional disease, a corruption q,
blood. by which this fluid becomes Viz :
weak, and poor. Being in the circulst@-
pervadcs the whole body, and nav bnrs. )
in disease on any part OF it. No organ ! -
from its attacks, nor is there one which !,
not destroy. The scrofuloas taint isyario'-t
caused by mercurial disease, low liyjpg ~
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air s,. -s
and filthy habits, the depressing vices =
above aH, by the Yenercal infection. W.,
ever be its origin, il is hereditary in the =
Stitution, descending . from parents 10 rl1J.
unto the third and fourth generation = ma.
it seems to be tlle rod OF Him who saw. !,
VIII visit the iniapities Of the fathers -.
their children" -
It's effects commence by deposition fro-, :.
blood Of corrupt or uicerous matter. whi,i :
the Lungs, liver, and Internal organs, ist,,-.-,
tubeEcles; in the glands, syellings; al
the surface, erIPtions or sores. This fsiI =.
ruption, which gcndeEs in the blood, dsr,,,....
the energies Of life, 80 that scrofulous c9-....N
tisns not only suffer from scrufulog, - -
plants, but they have far less power o.
stand the attacks Of other diseases; az.
euently, vast numbers perish by dig,5s
which, although not scrofulotls in theirns,r-.
are still rcadeTed fatal by this taiIt IN 4.
system. Most Of the consumption which =
climates the human family has itaarig.l. ddiyse,,
IN this scTofulOus eontaIEinatios and Ia,
destructive diseases q the liver, kidneys. ~
and, indeed, Of all the organs, azlse irou !,
are aggravated BY the same cause.
Ouequartsr Of all cur people ara scrofalgs,,
their persons are invaded BY tAis lurking ,
fiction, and thgir health Is undermined h !.
TocIearse Il from the system we must rer57,,
the blood BY an Alternative medicine, 1ad !.
7igarate il BY healthy food and exe.zr
SleL mediClae We supply II
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

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sEA neV ard sgrc alaz for s1sz5-Izz
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