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PHONIX BITTERS.
The high and cnyied celebrity which these pre-
eminent medicines have acquired for their invalua
bic efficacy all the Diseases which they profess to
cure, hrs rendered the usual practice ofpuiln5 not
only unnecessary, but unworthy of them.
IN ALL CASES
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, AZ
fcctiens of the Bladder and Kidneys,
BILIOUS FEvERs LIVER COMPLAINTS,
In the South and West, where these diseases pre-.
vail, they will be found invaluable. Planters, far
mers and Others who once these Medicines will
never afterwards be without them
BILIOUS CHOLIC, SERIOUS, LOOSE NESS, PILES COSTIvE
NESS, COLDS AID COUGHS, cHoLIC, CORRUPT
HUMORs, DR0rsIES
DyspErsIA-No person with tins distressing disease
should delay using these Medi ines Immediately.
Eruptions Of the Skin, Eryspelas, Fiatulency
FEVER AND AGUE- For this scourge Of the Wes
tern country, these Medicines will be found safe,
speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines leave
the system lJect To return Of the disease a
care by these medicines IS ie' n1ncnt.
Try them Ee satisfied. and he cured.
FouINEs, OF CoMrlEXIoN--
GENERAL DEaIi.irY. corr, cInDISEsa. GRAVEL,
Headaches OF every KIND, Inv iri Fever, lnfam-
iuatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood,
iat.ndi-e, loss OF appetite.
MERCCRIAL DlsEAsE.'-- Never fails to eradicate
entirely all the effects OF Mercury Intimately sooner
than the most preparation of S.,rsaparlla
NIGHT swEATs, NERVOUS DEBILITY, COMPLAINTS
of oil kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
PIIEs.The original proprietor of the Mefii-
cncs was cured OF Piles OF 80 Years standing, by
| the use of these Life Medicines alone.
PAINS in the Head, Side, Back, Joints Organs
! RHEUMATISM .-ihOse affected with this terrible
disease, will be sure OF relieiby the Life Medicines.
| Rush of Blood TO the Head. Scurvy, Salt
RhcuIi SwellInss-
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Gi1ers Of every description.
! WoRMs of all kinds are elfectually expelled bv
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lister them whenever their existence is suspected.
/ Relief will he certain. The
! LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BiTTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
/ And us remove all disease from the system.
Prepared and sold by
/ DR.. WILLIAM b. MOFFAT,
3o5 Broadway, cor. OF Anthony street, New York.
For sale by all Druggists. vln2sly
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hASLANGER u BkJ ikEkS,
MANUFACTURERS or
WAGONS, CiRRIlGES, &C.,
WASHINGTON STREET.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, lNDIANA,i

JNDIAvaroIls. Feb. -, 1850. ,
To the Peopic Of Indiana The Hartford Fire
Insurance Company ha wing complied with the law
of Indiana. bv filing in this Office a Statement If
its Condition on the first day of January. leGO
and having invited an examination Of its affairs 10y
this Department. l. John " Doeld. Auditor oftbc
State of Indiana. hereby certify that have made
Il personal and thorough examination of the books
and assets of the Company, ut their Office IN the
Cin OF Hartford, Conn. and the Company own
and have in their possession IN cash, ,n'i II secG
rites convertible at pleasure. nearly One Million
OF Dollars, applicable 10 the payment o. losses
an amount corresponding with their oicla' state
unept OF January last.The-c llaIttoio In" Ia
suranre Company has been in existence Tor hail Il
century The high character of lis officers for
experience ard probity--the promPiness and iael
Justly entities Ii TO The highest rank among the
Insurance Companies Of the country, and com
ends il to the patronage of the pear'c OF indiana
JOHN ". WOOD, Agdtor o. Stsie.
Insurance against loss or damage by Fire on
DIV cllnss. Furniture Stores, Warehouses, MGR
chandse, Mills. Nam factories and other kinds ot
property can he effected in the company. upon as
favorable terms as the nature of the risk and Sc
curity orrolicy holders will admit.
INSTRUMENTATION given TO nsurlng Farm prop
erty, consisting of Dwellings, Barns, and out build
ines connected, and Furniture, Live Stock Iia'
Grain, Farming utensils, &c, contained therci
for terms of years at Low rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to tho
Iar<iencd, the duly authorized Agent of the
')nrany. Ill. COkGIN,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
(KA>T oE Tas EDWARDS HovEz,
PLYMOUTH, IND.

YEyHE above firm having completed thor large
establishment for t.lc EiInuttctnre OF al
kinds of vehicles, they take tbs opportunity ~ III
form the citizens OF Marshall ana :ioiiiin. coGn-
ties that they are rcav to execute al oT'ielS
in their luS;nesS with wiicl, tEcy NAV bc favored
from a Wheelharrow TO the finest Carriage that
runs. OH the most reasonable terms anu in the hest
style of their business. They prepared to DO
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

NJ fo,, y, $3.50 e, 20. l.a 10. o. ~ a., ?: TX
raag and s-i fli Size lD ia bed not expecie: W I've
She h'd as. lynes Expect nrart liv,rsart aud 81
End c. liver o. Her ry~ira, e,gd DC n.'ssrs
aad Cap.un9ticn Syrup AMI after using Eve hc,.ies
oiher members ~ my family Tor caugSs sud
cols- ~ ELECTS iat hcsn sich thai have esa-'uted
afflicted viih disease of the lungs. for which the sO-
tors coull do nothing, org h,ttir 81 your syrg hs:
in the ssnle q ie unab' - work Ore bottle
OF the Syrup h.ir'e hin riuca that he i 1T wsrk
cure would recommend tan.s who gre s'a Sly AZ
ncted IL 81 N tlnc ia eisrs this n.a,in, s;r
Respectfully yours, H. NJ na"'e"'
Life of Member Of The Iadiaua Legisla.1rs
s.vei-,I-ssr- Fisher Co, 81 LiSonier lad. ssI
Yonr me iciues are ra'natle a.l very popusf here
de great Zeal Si ,ool. a rancak: Esq: repres~n.
snsr" i his ysiear aud trends believed
lie could ,eoovrr and uiu, s,,on aie Ihreses
The insirlnentaty fti syrup he ha' been rr~torSi
to the enjoyment Of good health. son ~ Marra Lea
10 Of TIA, vc.nS va aic', VIII IA La h,s 80
sk of their physicians lie took THIS Syrup and vss
soon restore TO his a-cu,io 'ed hehVh-
Remarkable Case Of h eiitary ccnsunptsn.
oap.S u;tb We y svmnrsm or consumption. Sac spsl
grea: deal Of bloas ana ii an an 81 lncesssnt esSgh
and three sisters hsd died with consumption. ana
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stsntv falling She con'menccl u,iag ST !shns Cuoga
c"sh and restored her 70 pc eot health which she kss
snjSycd with little ilierruYion nearly SIX years.
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yeas abe sufficient TO aiU We
| fpnyei four or dse physicians who were VnaSte %
give me any r,i,f Ny oises>e VI, considered insurs-
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yiter taxing tie medicine week enjoyed excel.
lent appetite JOHN VI hiRVllbR Tt0n. y.
llfa1t CuTed.-Nhen child Few weeks eh
took cali which settled upon lite lsnss TIE
cough continued Hboui yraf. the child having In The
time thu hopping cough We gave IL great Va
refy III medicines. # whis a OF any pps rem,
benefit viz fin lly in iuccc. from the strong reea.p
t0endaon OF several uf friends, to Try St yehuI
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12

PRAr FOR Usl-The Puritanical, Pha-
risaicsl, "morc righteous than thou art"
Lawrence Republican, is SO shocked at
what it terms the vulgarity" of the
Chief, that it steps out of the way to
snap at us. As long as we made it con-
venient to agree in everything with that
sheet, it was blind to our vulgaritY; and
we presume if we saw proper to wait for
cue from the refined swell head college
students who dispense wisdom and agony
through the columns Of the Republican.
before venturing an opinion upon any
subject, we would still be all right. But
since VIC have dared to express opinions
upon the subjects of the Harper's Ferry
murderers Gov. Robinson's incontro-
vertible testimony in reference to fanatics
of the Republicans school, who endeav,
ored to keep Kansas in an uproar /; the
Presidential aspirants, &C.; and those
opinions not happening to be shaped after
the patterns laid down by the dictators of
the Republican, we are extremely "vul-
gar" indeed. Well, if the road to re-
6nement lies through the channel estab-
lished by the editors of the Republican,
we pray that we may remain vulgar"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12

RHODE ISLAND ELEcTtoN.-The Dem
ocrscy have at length found a very small
crumb Of comfort, in the result of the
Rhode Island election. One Sprague,
calling himself Conservative or Union.
Saving Republican. ran against the reg
ular Republican nominee for Governor,
and received the Democratic and Ameri.
can vote. electing him BY some 1900 ma
jority. The Democrats crow over it, as
il consolation Of that kind were scarce.
II is admitted on all hands, that the most
open and wholesale briberies were COM
uitted. We think the Republicans paid
too much attention to Connecticut, and
neglected Rhode Island. This result will
learn them to be more watchful hereafter;
and perhaps it will also teach them to
have little respect for Oppositionists
who do not happen to be radical Repub-
licans Of four to six years standing.
In the days Of Whiggery, when that
party used to carry Rhode Island, the
Democrats would call her the 'Algerins"
State, and affect not to desire her vote in
their favor. Since this last election, we
have not heard "Algerins" mentioned.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12
Casssius M. CIays Appeal.
LOUISVILLE, April 8

LOUISVILLE, April 8.
Cassius NJ. Clay. has published an ap.
peal to the people of Madison County,
against the revolutionary committee oil
that County, from whom he escaped de-
nouncement by a small majority last
Thursday, and who were to consider his
case again yesterday. He says be advis-
ed Hanson and his associates to leave; that
be has discountensnced the radicals, but
if Republicans are attacked, they will de-
fend themselves.
His appeal embodies q letter signed
Frank Bland and George Haley, in which
they say the troubles did not originate
about Hanson, but because George West,
sick with consumption, was maltreated,
and Vests daughter insultsd with gross
language.
Mr.. Clay concludes "You may be
strong enough to overpower me, but you
cannot drive me from the duty which
owe to myself, to my friends, and to my
country. III fall / shall not fall in vain,
and It win be enough for all long cherish
ed associations If perchance my blood
shall atone for the wrongs Of my race.
and these States shall be Free
Private advices intimate spprehensions
Of further trouble.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12

PROPOSITION TO MOB AN ANTI SLAVERY
CLERGYMAN IN SOUTHERN ILLISoIs.-We
nave been credibly informed that an Alb
clifton preacher named West has been
engaged in circulating incendiary prints
throughout this and adjoining counties,
and he has even went so far as to send
some over to gentleman living in Ken
lucky. If he has no particular desire to
wear the martyrs garment-tar and feath-
ers-he had better desist. Look out imp
Of Baal, for You will be dealt with rough.
ly, If you don't attend to your proper
calling more closely.-GOleonda Pope
Co. Herald, Oh.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12

~ The Pro.Slavery portion Of the
Opposition press Of Missouri is abandon
ing the support Of Bates. since bis late
independent and manly letter came ont.
This is no more than was expected. 1t
is amusing to see how this class of papers
obey the lash Of the St. Louis Republic
can, which is a renegade from the Wing
ranks. and has for several years been an
organ Of the Nationals" When the
Bates letter first appeared, some of the
Opposition papers were silent, while 9th
ers slightly endorsed it; but the Repub-
lican commenced cracking its whip, and
one by one it is scourging them into de.
nuncistion Of Bates.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12
Edward Bates ON the Reserve, Ohio.

Edward Bates ON the Reserve, Ohio.
INDEPENDENCE, Ono, March %, 1860.
Editors Missouri Democrat {:
Since leaving your State have trav-
eled over the greater portion of the Wes-
tern Reserve-that I'D abolition hole, f"
as it it is termed by the Southern De-
mocracy, and find Edward Bates the
choice of large portion of the voters in
the above stated place, as the candidate
of the next Presidency.
At club meeting Of the Republicans
of Cleveland last week, there were sever
al speeches made in favor Of Edward
Bates, upon the grounds of his conserva-
tive principles, staunch and upright
character, and nen-corrsption Of dema-
gogueism.
His letter, answering the interrogations
of the Missouri Delegates to the Chicago
Convention, spreads like wild-6re, and
takes superbly." Many of the ''rankest
Abolitionists' are becoming conservative,
and throw up their hats for Judge Bates,
since the publicity of his letter it is do
ing a fine work in the Northern States
.'swif, to the breach his sonades sy;
"Mats way for liberty :" they cry
Let not Missouri's noble sons be found in
the rear, but bearing the banner of their
ARNOLD Winkelried" of the West. and
secure his nomination at the Chicago
Convention. q. e. N.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12
1Eor tha Chief.

Iowa Porsr. K. T.. April S, 1860.
Having been uusFoidably prevented
from meeting the friends. at the Donation
Party. made for our benefit. on Friday
evening. the 2sd ult.. Mrs. Mccain and
myself take this means Of returning our
sincere thanks to the citizens of White
Cloud. for their kindness in making u
such liberal donation. We especially
feel very grstsful to those ladies who sx-
erted themselves so faithfully in our be-
half Let the citizens Of every town and
community give as literally for the sup
port OF the Gospel in Kansas, and min
listers will be comfortably sustained.
The promise is, "Give. and it shall
be given unto you" Those who sup
port the Gospel literally, may expect to
be supported BY their Heavenly Father.
Especially may they expect the blessings
of Gods Foly Spirit to be abundantly
poured OF upon them. Our great desire
and anxious prayers to God are. for the
outpouring Rf:the Holy Spirit upon the
citizens of White Cloud. that we. may
see many souls converted and brought
into the Kingdom Of Christ.
G. MCCAIN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12

DOUGLAS AND BATEs.-The Memphis
Avalanche publishes a communication,
without offering any dissent from its po-
sitions, from which we make the follow
ing extract
"Surely If the Democrats Of the South
can support Douglas, there is no reason
why the Opposition of the South may
not support Bates"
That fact is nndeniable, and we are
glad to see it conceded in a Democratic
paper in Tennessee. And yet the very
papers who are willing to support Doug
las. are calling upon the Opposition to
help them "save the South l'' Was ever
political party driven to such transparent
humbuggery before ?-Nashvills [ Tenn. }
Banner.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12

OlbsOLCTIOh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
approach Of warm weather, it has become
evident that the South will take immedi-
ate steps to dissolve-ths snow that the
North has been showering down upon
their sunny land 90 profusely during the
past Winter. Resolutions arc about to
be offered in the South Carolina Legisla-
ture. declaring it to be the duty Of every
friend Of the South. to do his utmost to
"hurry up" the sun @ repel this Nor
thern invasion" annihilate and utter.
ly dry up" this cold-shouldersd iniqui-
ty of the "servIIe States of the North"
The same resolutions will also incorpo-
rate strong and decided protest against
the eclipse which is to. come of on the
18th of July. It has leaked out that
the astronomers of our country. who are
nearly all Abolitionists, have so arranged
that the Northern States will get nearly
all of it, while to the South, which is
fully equal in extent of territory, is as
signed scarcely a glimpse of the great
phenomenon. We are inclined to favor
the South in this matter, for where
darkness reigns supreme" there the
eclipse ought to go.
Another series of resolutions about to
be offered in the same shop. declare that:
WHEREAS, The Southern States Of
this COnfederacy are situated so far north
of the ecliptic as to be out of reach of the
Aurora Australis and any Polar star
there may be on the south side; there
fore, be it
Resolved. By the Governor and Legis-
l0tirs Assembly Of the State of South
Carolina, That our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress be instructed to
demand the passage Of bill placing
$50, 900, 900 in the hands of the Presi-
dent, and giving him full powers to treat
the Esquimaux and other inhabitants of
the Polar regions. until they. agree to al
low the Aurora Borealis and North Star
to be set at least twenty-five and half
degrees higher in the heavens, that we.
the people of the South. in common with
the North, may enjoy the full privileges
thereof.
RESOLVED, That in the event of Baclk
Republican opposition defeating this
measure, then be it furthermore
Resolved, That we withdraw our
A" traps" from the Union, and cordially
invite the remaining Slave holding States
Of this Confederscy to follow us south Of
the Equator, where we can rest in undis-
puted enjoyment of the privileges which
are SO unjustly withheld from us. and
which we now demand shall be granted
US.
OF course, Black Republicans will OPP
pose. and most probably defeat, this
so there will be no relief from
the 1" impending crisis"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12
~ Hon. VIM. Montgomerv. who

E Hon. VIM. Montgomery, who is
a large holder of Atchison stock, has in
troduced in Congress batch of bills rel
alive to that place. among which are the
following: To establish an Assay Office
at Atchison to make Atchison a Port
of Entry; and to establish a Military
Post at Atchison. 1t is thought that he
also seriously contemplates offering bills
for the following purposes: To make
Atchison seaport; to remove the Cap
ital OF the United States to Atchison to
make Atchison the centre of gravity ;
and to make AtchisOn the place where
CORVALLIS surrendered
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12


FaoN WAsHNoroN-FIVn MILLIoNs
OF CoAwIx's SPKEcn-PoLLrTicAL Or
eASIzATIoS.-0eeasional writes to For
ney's Press:
Gov. Corwin's great speech appears in
the Globe Of the 18th, and covers an area
Of twenty-five columns Of that paper
Differing from him in many things, do
not go top far when / say that it Is one
OF the most remarkable productions Of
his life. As literary production it is
surprisingly brilliant, and although de-
livered in a somewhat rambling style. it
is Singularly logical and well connected.
It is said that the Republicans have or
dered an edition of five millions of this
speech for circulation. In this eonnec-
ton it may be interesting to your readers
TO know that both parties are beginning
to prepare actively for the Presidential
campaign. The Democratic COMMITTEES
have elected Mr.. Cluskey, late Postmas-
ter of the House, their Secretary, and j.
D. Hoover, Esq, late Marshal Of the
District Of Columbia, their Treasurer
The Republican committee is presided
over by John Covode. Of Pennsylvania,
assisted by George Harrington. of this
city, as Secretary. Both parties want
money. The Democrats complain that
Mr.. Buchanan has spent all that belong
ed to them in trying to carry Lecompton.
Wendell, who had the disbursement of
the printing fund. and who is said to
have paid out with great lberality, an
nounces that bis resources are exhausted,
and his successor, BrigAdier General
George Washington Bowman, even if he
felt disposed to be open-handsd, cannot
be so since the action of Congress, cut
ting of from him the great job of priu-
ting the Postoffice blanks. Where the
sinews Of war are to come from for the
campaign, cannot tell.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12
How Douglas Received the Chicago
Election.

Douglas heard the result Of the Chica.
go election about noon. He turned pale
upon reading the dispatch. and tremblsd
with rage and disappointment from head
to heel. Il is believed that he invested
considerable money in your contest. Some
people may ask where he gets the funds
to expend so freely. They forget that in
addition to his $4,000 of Congressional
salary and mileage, he derives an annual
rental of over SIS. 600 from the negroes
IN Louisiana which he has hired out. He
pockets the profits Of the labor of a
couple of hundred poor darkeys, who
toll on q sugar plantation on the bank Of
the Mississippi. With the sweat of his
bondmen converted into gold, he furn.
ished the whisky that maddenei his Gel
tic cohorts for the desperate contest in
your city.
Shortly after reading the dispatch he
received from Chicago he met Logan. Of
"dirty work" notoriety. "WhAt is the
news from Chisago ?" asked Logan ca
'gerly. bad enough" replied Douglas.
81 am cleaned out, and, fear, played
''out. also. l ain beaten thirteen hun
dred and that too. by that long legged
ID. Poor Gurnee l am sorry for
him." A few minutes afterwards Logan
met Republican member. "Well, our
Chicago boys rather got the start of
your side yesterday" says the Republi-
can" "Yes. they gave Us hi, that's q
fact. I didn't expect it. ! would have
bet any money on Gurnee. We Illinois
Democrats are in bad FIX. We are de-
spised by the Democrats Of the South,
and ground to powder by the Republic
cans" He might have also added that
the wages of sin is death.
During the course of the afternoon there
was a group of fire. eating disunionists
standing in the post Office room of the
House discussing the Presidential chances.
and one of them remarked Gentle
men, there is not q Democratic State
North of Mason and Dixon's line. ex-
cept California. The Black Republicans
are going to carry every one Of them at
the next election" Fouke, of Illinois.
who had just come up, remarked: "You
are too harsh in your judgment. You
can always count on Illinois going with
the South, as she ever has done"
Eyes, it looks like II Your party
have made lovely beginning in Chica-
CO." said the interrupted speaker. "YOu
can't say that it was the Danites that beat
you this time. No, sir, your State is alb
olitionized as badly as Ohio. and will go
for Bill Seward, or Abe Lincoln, or any
other Black Republican that may be set
up. Squatter Sovereignty cant prevent
it. You ha6 better give up that humbug.
and stand on solid, national ground"