White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-07
A Great National Newspaper.
F0RkEY'S WEEKLY PRESS,
FOR 1867.

=" On the first of January, the undersigned
proposes 70 publish the first number of FOR
sNEY'S WEEKLY PRESS in an entirely re-
vived form, presenting attractions, and organ
lied on principles which cannot fail to give it
leading position among the truly national
and most widely spread journals of America.
r., The success which has attended our publica
ton of THE DAILY PRESS, induces the
belief that the same energies which have aided
it, will be well applied to a weekly newspaper
organized with a special view to the great
practical and progressive principles now being
developed throughout the country. We pro-
pose in it, while giving with great care from
the best authorities all that can interest the
agriculturist and manufacturer, also to COM
municate all literary intelligence and general
netrs, devoting to this all the extensive resour.
ces at our command. The mining, the lumber
interests aud the railroads, with markets of ev-
cry description, will receive full attention; the
farmer will find the latest current pricss for his
produce in all the leading marts, "a depart
ment which win be prepared with the greatest
care, and, in word, all industrial Developments,
especially of Pennsylvania, will be set forth
with a view to make Forney's Weekly Press
indispensable to all whose capital and labor
are invested in them. For fuller conception
of the scope of the journal, we refer the reader
to the following table:
The Political Departmeaf.-lt is only neces-
sary to state that the same characteristics that
have secured for the Daily Press the confidence
of the radical men of the country, will be
maintained in its Weekly Issues. Comprehen-
sive discussions of great principles, and bold
exposures of official treason and tyranny, will
enlist the best energies Of the editor himself
An Agricultural Department, which will in.
clude accounts of land and of crops, and prices
throughout the country, suggestions for farm
buildings, cottages, the latest Patent Office re-
ports, fairs, cattle and markets, accounts of the
sorgio, wool, tobacco, grape, and other cultures.
Industrial Deuelopnents.-Givingt the latest
items of all inyentions, practical discoveries,
news of coal lands, with sales,) and current |
prices, oil wells, mills, woollen and cotton. |
glass, " shoes and leather" wood and other
manufactures With these will be included
, railroads. lumber and mining news, with espe- |
cial reference to Pennsylvania, and the reports
Of the Bureau of Statistics, now so greatly in
demand 80
Neutrality-suspicious. reviews of late works, |
giving full extracts from at least one good book
every week, in addition to notices or titles of
all recent publications, and full list of late |
novels.
1. Housekeepers' Department, in which will |
be found recipes, and the latest items of cook |
cry, furniture, domestic economy, medical pre-
scriptions, general furnishing, Ito be supplied |
JTOui ISIS w tut ufet uediefstl Will 1
the latest novelties in preparing, plumbing,
painting, and all information referring to house.
keeping.
III. ladies' Department, giving the latest
fashions, items relative to eminent women,
novelties in dry goods, ornaments, jewelry, Or
namental work, and full lists Of recent marri-
ages.
Musical Department, containing the latest
information relative to musical and other en-
tertainments, embracing notices or titles of all
the new music published.
General Nens-Including foreign and do
nestle intelligence, and copious translations
from journals in different languages Smcial
attention will be paid to the American German
press, aud every pains taken to develo,e a
knowledge of the interior of our own State
With this view, we shall make every effort to
collect intelligence Of every kind, both from
American and German sources in Pennsylvania.
Every other department which can add in
terest to journal devoted to practical indus.
try, literature and news, will be faithfully and
fully cared for by able writer's. All questions
from correspondents, on every topic, will re-
ceive especial attention, and be promptly an
swered.