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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-26
Woman, in all her Difficulties. .

Is invited to test the regulating and restora-
tive powers of this harmless but effective pre-:
paration. At the two epochs of life in which
the female system undergoes the most impor-
tant and critical changes, the Pills viii prove
positive safeguard against evil consequences.
They are also confidently recommended as a
specific in every disorder to which females are
exclusively subject.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-26

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-26
Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weakness, sc.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize Dyspepsia, are At once misgaeed;
by the Pills. Diarhes, eeDsipasion, head
ache, physical prostration, nervous -sremors,
hot Pushes, spas'ns, affections Of the kidneys,
hemorrhoids or piles. and, in fact, an internal
complaints, FROM whatever cause arising, give
way before the salusary influence Of this szt,x-
ordinary remedy. As q specific for dyspepsia.
and the disorders connected with Il, or grow
ing out Of t. the Pills are aisays 70 be relied
On, when every other medicine snd mode g.
treatment has utterly failed. .
Hollowsy's Pills are the best ksnsdy knsvn
in the World for the following Diseases:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-26

K ONE perron writes, hcr daughter WAS cured
o! Fits Of nine yea,s' standing, and st. NItu''
dance II two years. "l .Ir .1-urn.
ANOTHER writes. his son was cured nit's
his flesh hal almost astesi away.
The doctors pronounced the ease inrurnhie
ANOTHER was curcd 81 Fever and Asue NJ
ter trying every medicine in his reach.
had existed fourteen Years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism of eight wears
Cases iEnumeraide of Dyspepsia AMI LAYER
Complaint could I've mcntione,i, in which tie
Puuhcr and Pills work like n charm.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-26
De It Understood.

That the above statements can.at all :timcs'
be verified by the written testimony textending
through quarter Of a century, of tens Of thou
sands of unimpeachable witnesses. ~ IT,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-26
Bilious MaladieS, &c., SC.

In whatever form disease attacks tie liver,
il is repealed and exterminated' BY this search
ing, painless, and Irresistible curative. Bilious
remittents, Bilious purgi1g, and all the ordina-
ry disorders Of the organ, indicated by pain in
the right side and between the shoulders yell
lowness ofthe whites Of the eyes, weskness and
debility, &c, are relieved and removed By tie
remedy, with celebrity which assonishes the
sufferers and their friends. Let the SICK, whom
the faculty have abandoned, resort With conf.
dence to this powerful anti-bilious agent, and
restoration to health and activity win be the
unvarying result. 20 We a5a ss,.r-...
Dyspepsia, DiaThea, Weakness. &c.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-26
GUARANTEE

Larger Sizes Made 10 Order, AT
% Cents per Pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25

are held a, a4c: Everitt, esc Hamilton s 3c.; Whit
tenton 22lc for G. 25c for b. and ie for A. Amoskeag
6x3 do SHE and Pacific 100 Ticks sell ,sey u The quota
tons AmOskeag bring Coo for a, f7ic for \, 4se or
D. 3c for e. and 32lc for d. York SOC Tor 3gneh am ~
Tor 32-neh Eyert Sr Hamiton, Acc for l. DC los
4 d. and 22ic. for l X c,-s,
Printing Cloths rather more active. Standard oiAoi
Prints arc sin active The Leading brands sod close up
20 the production and prices generally quite im Mer
rmacks sell a zoe net for D. fancy Gle for purpe ee r
staple dot Manchester Isle. net for fancy ana Iec m
fFocksi Anerican Print WORKS, Izte. net Tor Ianneyi
SpragueS 1910. regular Tor ianey lsie for sou sO S
for pnks and puppies 100 for mourning 6io ior semen
fancy madden and 26!e for neh fancy shirnSi Ash ye
less less per cent net for fancy 20c for purple ana HoeA
and 2Oic for pink; Pacific 20c Hamilton 2Oc net ior u
herds plaids and lslc. for mourning froemahs 1910
regular. ..,,,uoiv
Mouslin Delaines are stin qnie active and comparatively
the printer finding difficult TO keep up W.. ,St
Of 2 per cent Is longer allowed.
Wool Shaw still sell very freely good styles are scarce
and prices generally steady. II a
Baoral skirts In very excessive supply anu sen a'
heavy reduction in price. -. -.
Wooden Goods chow important changes perhaps as
rule the supply rather In excess OF the demand ana prices
are consequently hesating except any specially dest
goods Good styles OF Fancy CaSsneres bring u prces
but other styles are offered IN some cases at
Cloths quiet and rather weak Low graaes OF oahes
plenty weak; fine quality ,n Fine KENTUCKY Jeans
arc wanted and bring good prices Lnseys are IN aee de
rather scarce especially the finer goods Ihe lower
grades Of Ingram Carpets arc In over supply ana weak pu
fine qualities steady at late quotations tanne are raheI
less IN demand but steady price Blankets arc IN over sup
ply and somewhat yielding in price. . Ia, nj,
The trade In Foreign goods Is still active and healthy flne
goods Of all kinds becoming scarce and bring g0o pe
This being the case especially OF Bombaznes March Menos
Plain Deaines ond oil other wool pRids Medium ana ow
grades Of worsted dress goods usual In excessive supply
aud sell at concession. The imports ior inc past Wees
81 46 COS against s40o4l2 for the corresponding
Nqeek of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25


For bankers sixty days bills on London, l0740lG'i
and short sight 1926 0lOS; Commercial Signatures 1901
9lO7l
The business Of tho Sub-TTeasury was Receipts,
s36 52-for Customs s6OI, oOo Payments, - $780,
OSs Ill Balance $95,603S5O 50. Gold notes, $4,000
Freights are dull The engagements TO Liverpool per
steamer are 100 bales Cotton at 5Gd, 100 tun Oh Cake
I5s % hhds Taow at 2js. To London 800 bbls Petro
eum at S. 3d. and per Steamer 5000 BUSH Barley 3d.
Tie National Express and Transportation Company OF
which Gen. Joseph T. Johnston is President has made an
assignment of is property and effects for the benefit Of
stockholders, Mr. 0. W. Joslyn one Of their directors
and principal stockholders sued out injunction, prohib
ting them from collecting further assessments and ask
ing that receiver be appointed.
The Chicago Tribune states that 50 new locomotives
and 200 additional freight being placed upon
the line of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad 70
be paid by earnings and the sale Of bonds
The earnings Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
for the second week in September were:
1866 $50. $40 ls65..... eo3e2l Increase. ef4co
Annexed is tho list Of iobbers prices at the New
York Dry Goods Exchange Nos. 40 and 81 Park Place:
Brown sheesgs-Stark a. elc.i Stark NJ 2oci Bedford
'BIcacheI shirtngs-Bartlo.ts 3oc MsuviIe c, 2cc
Prinis-Gsrner Co., 2olci AmOskeag. lsc Freeman
Hoop skirts-Bradleys Duplex Elliptic and Empress Trail
rriees Unchanged; Meyers IXL J! inch tapes. 45075c
shfs-J. W. l., Standard Dress, No. 49, s25; DO DO DO
Ptper Coars-Aeropoltan Collar Co. Byron Garrotte No
No % Enaneled and Silver Corrugated, SO 70 sos Cold
smith Patent Byron ESQ., Shakespeare S40i Cuts go Less
1eks@Pearl River 57Ic Franklin 32c; Pittsaoli, HE
S.upes-York, SIC; Arasspha. zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25

Carolina &C. 65J Missouri g. 49, In railway mortgages
little doing. The miscellaneous stocks are more oetye
and higher. Cumberland sold at ~. MaPosa preferred
was 35a35l. New-York Central WIS higher Enc was
steady at s975i The rest Of the list was hrn al sat
daysntes. More disposition shown 10 put out Ions
sellers options but the market is not firm enough 70 ao"
much to be done in this way though sellers are Teady 10
make concession of 3 per cent under cash ioi " days
After the cali the market steady and romaheu hln
until the Second Board. AT the Second Board the market
was firm OIL New-York Central and Reading The North
Western shares and Rock Island are STEADY on e Dac0
Of the list Cumberland strong and sold at o2' Af
the call the market wasvey irregular Toledo advanced 10
1914 and Cumberland Coal 52i the balance OF the market
was DIM and not strong The closing quotations were;
Ohioand Mississippi 29s 829s Caution Company 5Si 05iE
Boston Water Power ass; Cumberland Preferred, 9i@
50; Quicksilver 52052I; Mariposa, l5@l5li Marlposa
Preferred 34I 81; New York Central 1919 9lo1l; Enc
75la75i; Hudson River, l2Oaal2ll Reading, ll6tS
lick Michigan Southern, 81 S5ij Cleveland ana rus
burgh s7aS7I; Cleveland and Toledo, 1915 ~; kocK
Island llIt0llIl Northwestern, 352S36 Northwest
ern Preferred, 67i86s Fort Wayne, lO69lO6i
Money continues abundant call, and large amounts
can be had at as per cent There is no large amount oil
commercial paper offering at the discount houses, ana
rates are steady Best pass at per cent ana good
at 81 6 per cent Tho bank statement shows further IN
crease of loans with moderate gain in the specie line
The deposits legal tenders and circulation are all lower
than at the last return
The following shows the condition Of the New-fork
Banks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
For TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Sept %, 1866.
Sheer aad
Be,vrs Cows Ve.lL Lambs Swine. IofN.
s,I53 W l,Gls 2O.17 1919 1854
These were sold at the following Market Places;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25

rev method was essayed with TIE result "a stated As bss
demonstrated itself TO be Of greet vauepsecl IN It's EoA
ncso muoh So that essay OF the aiIn2s fzhbiis uu
trace Of metallic matter VIC VIII ende1Yonr 70 expah VIC
process The rock dry crushed and hierNori srteu
o Inc action OF balls in drum TO fi piver1zalD
being desirable that the powder Should appoao wheat
four as possible charge Of this powdered luafJ nen
placed in an alright cylinder the interior o which IL nf
nished with a Of pipes 10 conFe! Anp -rheAlsu
steam therein. This fine pniyeTizet ore tken tuo'
rittsd 10 the superheated steam for abou 20 tinues
The superheated steam is then eat on, and certain
qnany OF quicksilver put in and ccmmon siam urted on,
and the whole seethed or boiled for aottd PERIOD On
be tor of this cylinder waterbath placed md the NOR
oura yapors rise they become condensed Tus tb% system
OF thoroughly impregnstng the crushed rock With quicksilver
is carried with efficiency After thus COOLING the GYM
der door s opened and the whole mass discharged upon
novel shaking table, which Is worked by the power Of the
steam employed in the previous operation TINS tale Dut
OF conner on wooden frame with rollers aud MILES o. pecu'
liar construction which. when II Is ~ Notion, give
the water amngam and dust the .acten OF the
ocean surf-an undertow. AS the mass dessends, me
amalga. from its metallic weight gradual, chars set
from the quartz dust and the result Is that h al eeeed IN
the ;IOughs Of the rifles containing every p1re smet DC
precious base tho quartz holds The mode appne
super 70 the crushed rock deslI1ar W II nee
ing the metals and all that Is necessary is e. ot the ama
gam obtain the result Of the yield. We esit thst TINS
process expensive the ordinary eilod VOTING
and the public will look with considerable Interest the inure
experiments with the 1t Is to be hoped a; VIII prove
reliable by it's there host OF % present un
productive quartz lodges which will Afford nuherauFe re-
suits from such working. BY this process ~ Immense
piles of taings which environ almost every N N the STATE
be proftaby worked. Millions OF dollar 40 lie puTeu
In these sandheaps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
IMPORTANT RESULTS FROM A NEW MINING
PROCESS

lAIURlANI hhoOLlo IlayAA n ~"
From The San francisco Alta California
For some years past, many Of the mines In this as
well neghbong States which for had afforded rich
and regular Weld have failed TO produce Ike results ard in
Consequence their stock fell in market The direct cause Of
this failure attributed and still Is by many TO deeflora
ton in the rock This the Of the failure OF the
workings Of the Marposa estate which involved large out
lay and damaged greater extent than be estimated
IN dollars and cents The mining Interests OF the Pacific Coast
For several past experiments have been made IN An
entirely new mode Of extracting the precious metals
aud six or seven years arduous labor have brought
the same 70 perfection that wi think lend great
zeal 20 mining operations II has been well known that
the rock OF the Josephine and Pine Tree Mines OF the
Marpoa did BOT yed under the crushing
and the workings Of ordinary quartz mills Sc per un
although the thereof much larger results few
months Ii determined TO experiment In the
cess the inventor Of which had persisted in maintaining It's
superiority. Accordingly the necessary works erected
the ordinary rock OF the Pine Tree Mne-quarz fall e Ao
finest gold Of which tuns and uns have besn Aoated off o
theMrced River from the inability OF the process IN vogue
reainwes submitted 10 the method Under ordinary
workings the yield scarcely Of Sc The
result OF the system made return Of S39per
tun first weeks which Of t0per
tun IL favor Of the process This result IL Of great In
portance, IL may lead 10 entire revolution IN
quartz working, and such deserves the calm cor.
derafion Of every Interested In the future prosperity
Of our State. The proof Of the padding is the eat
taiiings Of the Pine Tree Josep, inc Princeton and
other mines Of the Aarposa estate fully demonstrated that
the OF wet crushing amagarairg IN the baeries
&C. the usual method Of qnarn crulIT was losing busi
meas; make the mines pay, system method 81
WoraS tae quartz requisite. Aor aeh solicitation lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
Bankers

No. 4 BRoAD.sT.. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25

roops e276 SOC 500 S272 m 1866 Inc. 81 go 662
Snecie - 735736l 76626ll Inc..- 3O12i2
Circulaton . 90 36l37l 287703sl Dec. ts49yO
Dsnosits.. 224SH6f7 228 1914 663 Dec 1925
Legal Tenders. 9o773232 9O42s, 1919 Dec. S41Ol5
T.E Of he Loans Speee Circulation and Dtp IN ths Bant
Of CRY Of Ne0 York for e peek ending Saturday sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25

nf'iAfkH ABOUT BkkF CATTLE
The total number this week l53 head compares WIZ
as heaa last week with $3.50 mead average per Weei
st wear and with Tor the corresponding week one yea
ago. 80 ,,,-,., H..
Tho number sold yesterday and to-day AZ One Hundredn-t
100 head compares With 400 heal t week. ana wt 30
head the average per week Lat year. dnd with i6J head
market one year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25

They came BY the following routes; Eric Raroad {i9 Har
lem Railroad zoo; Camden and Annoy Railroad, eJ Rev
jersey Central Railroad 1885, BY Hudson River BOATS y on
| foot los About . 100 were IN the yards on Monday
| LIST or DROyERS
1he hnrin- nra 30 nnes aroyer.. owners consisn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

syrr o4-ls 63O bbls. Flour $50 bbls. Whisky 40 bbs
Corn bfeal 555 sacks OIL Cake 1888 bush wheat So 80
hnsh Corn IS 600 bush Oas III bush Rye 5is busb Bar
ey ls2 bush Seeds pkg Ashes bbs FORK o. pigs Cut
Meats lOl pkgs Lard, sos bbls Petroleum
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-15
a Patent Pulpit.

Some years ago, according TO the London
Panch, q benevolent and ingenious English
man contrived an excellent article IN this
line, l. is to be introduced into this eoun-
try
II was proposed that the patent pulpit be built
in the usual STYLE but suspended over the preach
er's head was to be an apparatus something in
shape like candle extinguisher. This to
decend 90 as, in exactly fifteen minutes to com
pletely extinguish the clergyman, and Of course
his sermon could never exceed that period in
duration. Eight minutes after the sermon had
commenced a loud premature snap or click was
TO announce the commencement of the extiu-
guisher's decent; and it is stated that upon
several private trials no clergyman could be
found who had the nerve to continue his sermon,
after hearing this snap click, over three
minutes longer, such was the fear in his mind
that his light would be hidden under the sus-
pended bushel.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-15

ton preparation, &C., can be systematically
conducted. South of these buildings and
near the slough, will be the magazine at the
west and the laboratory at the east The
the tier of shops. North of the wide avenue.
in which will be placed fountain. de-. the
officers quarters offices, store houses, hospit-
al DO will be erected.
Roads of ample width will furnish ready
communication to all the shops, magazine
store rooms, &c., the plan making ample pro
vision for this. There will also be railroad
tracks connecting all the shops, &C., with the
track of the C. & r. l. R. r. at the lower end
of the Island.
An admirable arrangement of pipes will secure
to all the buildings full supply of water from
the dam at the head OF the Island; the intention
being to provide continual stream, having its
| flow into natural lake, below where the shops
will be located, and thence to the river again.
| Compressed air will also be obtained by the use
of water power at the dams at head Of the Island,
and thence furnished to the FORCES, &c, through
/ out the shops. A powder mill to be erected in
an isolated locality on the east end OF the
Island is $50 contemplated, though not embrac-
| ed in the plan of buildings to be ut once cree
| ted.
| The large building now being erected at the
extreme west end OF the Island,s to be used as a
receiving aud dsbursing depot and warehouse,
carried out near and East of the Q. & X. |. Il. i.
| track.
The Improvement most important to the bust
ness interests of the cities of Rock Island and
Davenport and the vicinity, is that proposed BY
Gen. Rodman, in relation to the removal of the
present railroad bridge, and the building of a
combined railroad, wagon and passenger bridge
direct from Rock Island city to Davenport, rest
in the structure on the extreme end of the
Island. The location of the railroad bridge il
and always must be extremely objectiona5 bic
The present track across the Island must be re
moved before the arsenal bushes can be success
fully conducted, or any comprehensive plan car
ried out.
About Ole hundred persons are now employed
on the Island erecting buildings for the storag
of arms, cleaning arms, &c. a large amount o
artillery, ordnance, &c, has already been receiy
ed ar the arsenal, and large additions viii! b
made soon rs navigation opens.
Gen. Rodman is evidently gentleman possess
ed OF remarkable qualifications for the RESPONSE
Die duties he is required to perform. A pTactica
engineer, architect and mechanic, he thorough
, masters every detail, while the plan he has pre-
pared furnish abundant evidence of his com
prehensiyeness and breadth OF views If his plan
, are fully carried out tswill be matter for gen
! | eral Congratulation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-15
! Chicago Dod &c.
From the Rochester democrat

The Chicago grain dealers, who have On hand
several millions of bushels of rotten or rottirg
wheat, resort to all sorts of lodges to deceive
the public and make it appear that they have
some good wheat 1t is fact which is establish
ed beyond question that good wheas is held
At Chicago that was grown in Illinois or Indiana.
Some is brought in there from northern Iowa
Minnesota and Wisconsin, which is excellent
and samples of this shown to cefute the al
legation that there is no good Chicago wheat
The last dodge in this way is that of selling
Green Bay wheat. Chicago dealers have procu--
ed elevator receipts from Green Bay and Offer
wheat from that region which Is excellent. The
attention OF the eastern public lving been call
cd OF late by the press to the condition of tie
great bulk Of Chicago wheat the owners Of the
foul MACS are extremely nervous. They seize
upon eastern men whom they find in Chicago,
-nd show them samples of grain which they offer
for ssle-nOt bushel of which belongs proper
" among the Chicago wheat. Il was procured
north and vest on purpose to be used in this
WY to deceive the eastern public. OF course no
miller or grain dealer can be cheated, but those
It familiar with the tricks of the trade NAV be
very easily imposed upon. We have the salts
faction OF assuring Our citizens that no Chicago
wheat will be ground or stored in this city next
season. Our milIers have had enough of it the
past fall, and declare that they would not fur
nish barrels and pay freight fer all that
might be given them to grind and take the risk
OF selling the flour. 1t will be for Buffalo Oswe-
co. aud eastern millers to operate to their hearts
content in this precious article.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-15
CONJUGAL POETRY.

sour friend, David Baker, Esq,'' says an east
err paper, sswho has produced some OF the pest
poetry ever written by Name bard, pleased at
little incident that happened in his family (the
fret occurrence of the kind gives vent to his fee-
ings in the following imaginative piece"
Il One night as old St. Peter slept,
He left the door of Heaven ajar,
When through little angel erept,
And came down with failing star.
One summer as the blessed beams
OF morn approached, my btnshing orloe,.
Awakened from some pleasing dreams,
And found that angel by her side.
God grant but this-I ask no moro
That when he leaves this world OF sin,
He'll wing his way to that bright shore,
And find the door of Heaven again.
Whereupon some fellow OF tne praetical sort,
a nd without any Imagination, and not possessing
the 'sdvine a4flatus'' attempts to destroy the ht
tie illusion of David, as follows !
ST. PETERS REPLY.
Full eighteen hundred years or more
I've kept my door securely tyled,
There was no little angel strayed,
Nor one been missing all the WnlIe
did not sleep, rs you supposed,
Nor left the door OF Heaven agar,
Nor has s'httie angelo lett
And gone down with a falling star
| Go ask that 'blushing bride,'' and see
| If she don't frankly own and say
| That when she found that angel babe,
She found At by the good old aody.
God grant but ths-I ask no more
| Should your number still enlarge,
| That you will not do as before,
And lay it to old Peters charge.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-15
febl3wly.
REMOVAL.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

THE SUBSCRIBER has removed his
/ Cigar and Tobacco Store from the Johnson 8
American Block, to Glockhof's store, adjoining
Babcock's Hall, where he will continue the bus
mess of Tobacconist, and the manufacture OF
cigars He will keep always on hand gooo
stock OF all Ainds of Cigars, Tobacco, snuhs'
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, Cigar
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, &C., &c.
where he hopes to all his friends and the pub
lie generally and merit a share of public PATRON
age. MA ihk" SSnAA
Rock Island, Jsn'y 5, dit.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-15

A fellow, anxious to see the Queen, lief,
bis native village and came to London to
crafty his curiosity. Upon his return. his
wife asked him what the Queen was like?''
"Loike. cried Hodge, why. never was 50
cheated in my life. DOME think Margare,
her arms are like thoine aud mine; although
j have heard excisemen say a score Of times
her arms were a lion and unicorn"