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HAVING reAtted and enlArss4 ~ ~
j carding establishment, A. noe Er.
ed 70 do work in the best manner, sne
eonahle rates, Persons Of distasss, ~ ~"
~ all others, may rely uponbeisg assss
ted NTH promptness. 80 e..a
Good and Competent WorknsS
sis,i .sy been enDlsyed. ~.
II will be pesparsd 70 do spinniag 49,
Let Of July.s TIE bssisess will be esn1se
the old sts.d. l9f lnilss soutA- est q r IT.
Me.sT qiisGaoT sAMb6LWAss''p- -
.juns 9. 59-ame;sil.be aE Isl5eS s1i 2" -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Tod0koy Pin Worms in horses, mig. Q. sill
Of clean ye6d e.hep siss cut TED, - sfys the
horse, sssy other dsy. one feed foe svssk,
and Safch tho result. n you observe sms,i
white ssreab abossths anus, esnsinsS de do..
ssiwsek longer. K 3 sTe1de sri q ?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
A Truthful Ansxar.

Bunkum. in the Old North State. is undoubt.
eddy the healthiest spot on earth; and it was on
that account that some slower country gentle
men" WEI . surprised one day to see Bunkum.
lite opening "hoie In the ground" OF course
they inquired what he Was about?
Digging grave, SIR he answered.
"Digging a grave: why. thought people
didn't die often up here-do theyi"
sob, no, sir-they nsusr die but snes %
They never asked that question abrt once"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

A good old Dutchman and his fran sat up till
gaping time, when the latter. after full stretch,
said:
al Wish vas in Himmel"
Haus yawned, and replied: al wish vas in
der shtill.house."
Kasrinas eyes few vide open, as she ex.
claimed:
81 pc pound for you, you always wish yourself
in der pest place!"
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DIR. j. G. AVER Il 90.
LOWELL. MASS

FOK SALE BY
Shreve & Macy, White Cloud, Kansss.
DR.. ]. w. Reed, Iowa Point. %
McAllister 4 Lett, Lafayette,
A. J. MINER, Highland, ."
Peter 4 Nephler, Oregon, Mo. eg
Zook & Baldwin, Forest City.
Barnard l. Co., St. Louis, Wholesale.
Van Lear, Britain L Hardy, St. Joseph, d.
And BY Agents in every town in the uni''s
States. [fsb. II, s9-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Some workingmen Employed in digging in
the forest Of Fontainebleau hare just found q
cameo, representing the Duchess de Ia Valliere.
This cameo answers in every respect to the de-
scription Of . certain brooch worn BY Madame
Dc Montespan, and il considered BY antiquaries
to b the bysa in question, lost, probably. BY
the Mrqaiss in one sfthS royal hunting psztiss
in which abe was in the habit Of accompanying
Louis XIV. through these beautiful glades two
hundred years ago. SzFfiT bra v--E 5Rsi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
An Author.

A young scapegraee, who had seen out . for.
tune and fallen into bad habits. took up his res
idence ina country village. pretending TO be an
author. His shabby appearance was, therefore,
accounted for; and as his address was good,
and marks Of personal beauty remained. many
. romantic village maid sighed over the "crusl
fate Of genius" Signs would not pay his land.
lords bill, and when . month had expired. he
was dunned in good earnest. A. length the
landlord told him be never, saw any of his pro-
auctions, and wished to know what work he
had been the author Of. Why, sir" he re-
piled, "I call myself an author, and % I AM
he anthsr Of my sass aisto,tunssr" zsSn1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
Apple Tapioca.

Pare, core, and quarter 8 apples take 4 ia
blespoonfal tapioca which has been soaked all
night in water. Put in n teasup of white su-
gar. and aosr. Pat this npioea, % mixed, in
. stewpan and let it simmer 10 minutes. Then
put in the apples and simmer 10 minutes more.
When cold. there viii sa jelly round the sp-
ples
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
cure Of Animals.

Il give you resipe for the diseases Of horses
end cattle. tits used BY our farriers for bruises
sprains, ring bone, spawn, and wounds. particu'
larry on horses. and they use It on the human
species. They design to keep it private:
One pint strong alcohol. so per ct. o. over.
One half ounce blue vitriol. pulverissd fine.
Que ounce csmphor, pulverissd. rOA
One ounce sol-aitre, pulserised.s lE2IEy$-i
Tive ounces tincture myrrh. 79s.5H "a
Two ounces aqua smmonie.
Add these to the, Alcohol: mix we'll; stand
twelve hours. shaking frequently; keep the
bottle we'll corksd. Then add half pint spirits,
that position two minutes. turn il over, and n.
psat the same on the other ear. This viii ~
store tbs sight In ten minutes. ssss.I - :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
India Rubber Waterproof varnisb.


A writer in the Scientific American says: cls,
~ hsvs used solution Of India rubber and
surpsntine for about twenty years, As water
proof varnish for my boots and shoes. I make
the spplicationh before backing is put on, or
else remove the backing by water. When the
leather 10 moist take the solution Of India rub.
Der and apply 1t with . rag, taking care to rub
It In; then I put the boot In moderately warm
place until the whole 10 absorbed. The process
10 repeated twice. until she pores Of the lest-
er are Sled, when the surplus Is wiped OF. Ia
. few days Afterwards backing may be put on.
and tie lssthsr will polish we'll. By this meth
cd Of treating my boots make them not only
water tight, but also much more durable. and
the leather il always kept soft and piiable. l
treat every pair Of new boots in the manner de-
scri5ed. and effec, considerable annual saving
thsreby.,' 3 E$ZEE5 EHz Ei5IsFD
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Sir Fletcher Norton was noted for his want
ofcourtesy. When pleading before Lord Mans
field, on some question Of manorial right, he
CHANGED unfortunately to say: "My lord. can
illustrate the point in an instance in my own
person; myself have two little manors.'
The Judge Immediately intsrposed. with one
of his blandest smiles, sWe all know it, Sir
Fletcher"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
SAMUEL LAPPIN,
Land and General Agent.

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS,
WlLLpromptly attend to investing Money,
" paying Taxes, locating and selling Land
Warrants, buying and selling Lands, and max
ing Collections in Northern Kansas and South.
ern Nebraska. Office on Main Street.
-i-,En REFERENCES: 1as
". D. MARKHAH, White Cloud, Kansas.
z. A. PoULEr, Iowa Point,
A. c. WILDER, Lsavenworth,
GILsrRr sraArros, Kickspoo, '
PHILLIPS b DoDeI,
p. L. HUDoENs,
R. DurroN, Hiavatha,
LIkEss l. Born. St. Joseph, Mo.
OuAs BAILEY, bloomfield, Edgar Co., Ill.
R. ]. GArLIso, indianapolis, Ind.
june 30, 59-ly. -.
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= military officer. who most cordially detest.
cd the halberde, used. - substitute for fog.
ging, to expose dslinqusnts on parade with .
large iron bombshell attached 70 one Of their
legs. One day, when several men were UNDER
going this punishment. . sailor, who BY chance
had strolled near. called out to his compsniona:
" Ny eyes. shipmatss! only look here! I'm
blessed il here isn't sodger at anchor!''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
A Distinction.

"A D19tlHCtlO0s - Ia- ss--.t
"You've no wife, believer" said Mr.. Blank
to his neighbor.
"No. sir." WAS the reply. !" never was mar.
Red" -
"Ah," said Mr.. Blank, "you are happy
dog" 600 i1f- .a-is5t
A short time after. Mr.. Blank. in addressing
Q married man, said: ~. - f.,r
"You have . wife, sir1'' .z;saso
ayes, sir-a wife and three children" 80.
Indeed" said Mr.. Blank, "you are . happy
MANI ..... -is.,r (. - 81
"Why. Mr.. Blank" said one Of the eompa-
ny, "your remarks to the married and unmar-
Red man seem TO conflict somewhat"
"Not at all, not at all, sir. There is . diff.
ference in my statement. Please be more OBJ
serving, sir. said the man who had NO wife
was happy dog. and the man who had wife,
happy man. Nothing conflicting, sir-noth.
ing at all. know what say"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

The following is an exact copy of printed
notice which Is at present posted in . Jessey
stage:
"Lost-a calf red. He had white spos %
one Of his behind less., He vssa he CALI 4
VIII give three dollars tonsvssybodys What :.ill
bring him hoae.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
Lime for Preserving Shingles.

Lime for Preserving Shingles.
Hon. D. Hunter, In letter publshed in the
Rural Insslligencsr, Gays that slaked lime spriuk.
led on the roofs Of buildings on rainy days, will
remove moss and preserve the shingles for
nearly double the time they would last il not
thus treated. Put II on thick enough 70 make
the roof lock white, and two applications will
clean of the moss and leave the roof white and
clean. II should be applied annually; but if
the lime is not to b had very conveniently,
wood ashes will answer the purpose.EE
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TIE Tdbuae for 1861.
PRosPECrUs.

- - - = = Il
Ms Ush vohne Of ths: wEexIy TnIs'o
ommsnesd viii ths isus d Sspt. ]. Duiine
the past year The Tribune has oesn ooheeo 70
devote quite large proportion Of ~ space 70
Politics, but Ne shall soon be able % toreP 70.
litieal discussion almest eatissiy, Or uonshs II
not for ysan, and devote nearly Ill our columns
to snbiects Of leas intense, bat Dors emdregS
interest. Among these. We mean 70 pay espe'
cial attention 70,
l. whole subject Of Educa-
ton, both Popular and General, will be DIS
cussed in our columns throughout the year
1861, and We hope to elicit IN that discussion
some of the proloundese thinkers and the ablesf
instructors in our county. Il 10 at once our
hope and our resolve that the cause Of Educe-
ton shall receive An impetus from the exertions
Of TIM TaiSuxx in it behalf during the year
1861. - q 'i'ns@1 80. -. . -.
IL. Aaaioulspss.lWe have been compelled
to restrict our elucidations Of this great inter
est throughout 1850, and shall endeavor 70
atone therefor in 1861. Whatever discovery,
deduction, demonstration, is calculated 70 rem.
der the reward of labor devoted 70 cultivation
more ample or more certain, shall receive
prompt and fun attention.15 5sis q za'.ks.sss
III. MAxuvAoruRRs, &c.-We hail every in,
vsntion or enterprise whereby American Capt.
tai and Labor are attracted 70 and advanta-
geously employed in any department Of Manu-
featuring or Mechanical Industry as real con-
tribution TO the Public w Zeal, iIisuring ampler,
steadier, more convenient, more remunerating
markets to the Farmer, with fuller employment
and better wages to the Laborer. The progress
OF Mining, Iron. Making, Steel Making, Cloth
Weaving, &C., &C., i'd our country and the
world, shall be watched and reported by 10 with
an earnest and active sympathy. , 5y
". FoREIsN AFFAIRs.-We employ the best
correspondents in London. Paris, Turin, Berlin,
and other European Capitals, to transmit us
early and accurate advices of the great changes
there silently but certainly preparing. In spite
of the pressure Of Domestic Politics, our News
from the Old World 10 now varied and ample !;
but we shall have to render it more per ect du-
ring the eventful year just before u.s.
v. HoAE Nrws.-We employ regular paid
correspondents in California, at the lsthmus of
Darien, in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region,
and wherever else they seem requisite. From
the more accessible portions Of our own country,
We derive our information mainly from the mul
tifsrious Correspondents of the Associated Press.
from our exchanges, and the occasional letter.
of intelligent friends. We aim to print the
cheapest general newspaper, with the fullest
and most authentic summary Of useful intelli-
gence, that is anywhere Afforded. Hoping to
"mske each day . critic on the last, !" and print
. better and better paper from year to year,
az our means are steadily enlarged through
the generous cooperation of our many we'll
wishers, We solicit, and shall labor TO deser. e,
q continuance Of public favor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Orange Padding isAsds juss - abovs, u,ips
orange instead oflsmon. This makes 3 pud.
dipgs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
Plant Fruis Trees.

Now is good time to put out an orchard,
oras any time Hhsn ths, ground d dry enough
70 work. 80 ~ 'e
In selecting trees lake thoss chat have .
starting stem, wish the branches coming out %
horizontal a. possible. Take the oaks OF the
forest a. a model for your APPLE trees. II you
De 50, and pruns them properly, your trees win
be pyramids, live longer grow more thrifty. and
bear more and better fruit. s5siN ) za5z.T
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/. III. b l R..
Cheaper than Ever!
s: +: !: STEAM saw Mill, !.
I'm Full Blast!

TlHY undersigned. propfietors Of the White
i Cloud Steam Saw Mill. take pleasure in
announcing TO the public, that their mill 10 in
the very best order, and they have commenced
operations for the season. They are prepared
to do saving Of every kind and description, on
the shortest notice. They will saw on the
halves, or for msney. very cheap. They will
constantly keep on hand r.s5
d91iil ALL KINDS OF LUMBER.
which they will sell . little cheaper than sas
be had anywhere else, for Cash, or to good men
on short time. They have also an excellent
Lath Mill, and are prepared at all times to fur
nish LATHS in any quantity, at low rates.
Give us . call, and satisfy yourselves that we
can do just what we say. ~ 758z-ao7
WIN. MAUCK / SONS
White Cloud, March IL, 1851.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

lfa girl thinks more Of her keeie than Of her
head. depend upon it, she will never anodut a
much. Brains which settle IN, the shoes, never
get much above them. This viii apply = ven
to the masculins q The feminine gender. ..;5,.Si
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

The question ofths soSLety Of tpeesrbei
ing under discussion, Jadge Strong prdposded
the following question: .Doss Blauk dr;pt II.
quor habisually 7''- The answers as: q Sasy At
camp meefinga and simiIa. Es.4;=. ....I-:N-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

An editor in;shs vs1san pAftof Aetigas isl
in ax. he dunnsda subseeibsr t0e his ssab-
saiption; he refused 70 pay. a,d fhrsaaeaed 10
hcg the editor II he stopped the paper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

~ declare, neither cid ) prssty iiats sir'.
in pretty little way. n 'eis too,bad! Yoa a.
Ways ssnd me- u bod whsn N not sleepy, and
you always make me get up when ] IN slespS:'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Awriter in the Southern Plantsr, says thai
he never knsw black hegs to have Tie mango,
while white ones are very subject 10 IL, and
sometimes die oft. 81 .%ekl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
WAKEFIELD & MORTON,
"a Architects and Builders.

So WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
"E have formed CO Partnership, in the
w above business, and are now prepared to
contract for and execute all kinds of work in
our line. We viii also make out plans and
specifications for buildings of every description,
on short notice. r.--- $50. 81.
Our terms will be reasonable, and We hatter
ourselves that our work will stand the test of
the closest inspection.
n. g. WAKEFIELD,
may 10, 6O-tf) JOHN p. MORTON.
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Pieklinr Onions.

A correspondent writes: "Do all Of the lady
readers of the American Agriculturist know
what fne pickles may be made of small onionsi
Any variety will do, bot the white or silver.
skinned are the incest. I use those from the
size Of large pea to an inch or more in diane
ter, but prefer those about a. large - hickory
nut. peel Of the outer, dark skin. and lay
them in salt and water for from six to ten days,
according to the eizs, pouring of the brine and
adding new every day. They are then put into
vessel and scald:ng brine poured on. and GOV.
cred up until cool. when one more similar scsld-
Ing 10 given. This cooks them just enough.
Then place them in jars, cover with vinegar and
set away. The soaking in salt water removes
the strong favor, and after standing in the vim
sear they are very Ans, and will keep long
time. For variety. put into . jar or two, gin
ger root. mace, cloves, etc. The friend who
taught me this process, advised to pour in = lit-
tie olive oil 70 Aoat on the top Of the vinegar
in the jars whom set away. This may help 70
keep mould OF from the vinegar, but not liking
the favor Of salad oil, have not tiled it." -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Carrots esnsans 1873 pounds Of line 10 ID.
scrs, turnips but 80 pounds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

= y.r1efJOnN i. 0CdENCK,
y = 0bmdR of nUowu County. KIT.
November =, leoo-Sw. Prs Ses, p.
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WHAT 1vsrybedy wants. {
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:

stnpse Reneaie., Easily Oesaisee,
tAe Care Of Disease In al fosoe
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Mew 0sean dlaiu Grsea auadas aunn lember II, 1860

prosperity. have shown you many that retard
that prosperity-many that drain our Golfers for the
benefit of our bitterest foes. say btterest foes
show me the nation In the world that hates despses,
vllifies and plumbers like Abolition breth-
REM in the North. There is none.
can 40 to England or France, or any other
country in Europe, with my slave, without molest-
alton, or violating any law. can go anywhere
except in my own country, whilom called the
glorious Union 4, here alone am stigmatized as o
felon; here alone am an outlaw; here alone am
under the ban of the empire here alone l have
neither security nor tranquility; here alone are
organized governments ready to protect the incen-
diary, the assassin who burns my dwelling or takes
my life or those of my wife and children; here
alone are hired emssares, paid by brethren to
glide through the domestic circle and intrigue
insurrection, with all Of its nameess horrors. My
countrymen, q if you have nature in you bear il
not.n Withdraw yourselves from such e confeder-
l know not why the Abolitionists should object to
it, unless they want to torture and plumber you. II
they resist this great sovereign right make another
war of independence, for that then will be the
question fight its battles over again; reconquer
liberty and independence. AS for me, will take
any place in the great conflict for rights which you
may assign. | will take none in the Federal Gov.
eminent during Mr.. Eincoln's administration.
If you desire a Senator after the 4th of March,
you must elect one in my place. have served
you in the State and National Councils for nearly
quarter Of century, without once losing yout
confidence. am yet ready for the public service
when honor and duty call l will serve you any
where, where it will not degrade and dishonor my
country. Make my name infamous forever il you
will, but save Georgia have pointed ont YOU
wrongs, your danger, your duty. You have claim
ed nothing but that your rights be respected, an6
that Justice be done. Emblazon it on your banner
| fight for it, win it, or perish in the effort
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS can find at
Messrs Bunhuyen Lewis Go.s large establishment, No l6
Canal street, IN opportunity purchase bargains which they
would do well not 10 neglect The stock Of fancy and staple
ty goods kept by this houae all oerehat prime cost This Is
much than country merchants bns at the NORTH or on
Tim here in city, MesSrs B. L. Go, being very args
dealers of course get their pols first hands To planters
the uueemen great indeed upon Investigation hey will
end that much money be saved by buying their negro
blankets kereys nsey jeans osnabugs shiriings and wae
socks from establishment they selling at chsepet
rates than they offered be0ts in this market We
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