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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

HoLLowAY's Pills. 81 FEMALE Cox.
pLAIsrs.-No other medicines OF the day
possess the property Of restraining those
inordinaie flows incidental to the gsntler
ssx, and which are the sad resuls Of nerv-
ous debility or enfeebled constitution.
Thousands of females in America owe
their existence and the actual enjoyment
Of health to the use of these celebrated
remedies. Their nsture-is so simple that
they may be taken by the most delicate
female with perfect freedom and safety.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

ingly ho made speeches IN almost every
County Of the State discussing the po.
litical topics ,of the day. Immense
crowds thronged to hear him, and be thuf
coa.ribu.sd more than any other person Il
swell the majority BY which Gen. Hsrri'
son carried the State. ,,sz;4r13
Mr.. Corwin was elected to the Senate
of the United States in l845. and was
consequently . member of that body In
1886, when war with Mexico was decler.
ed, or rather to exist by act of Mexico.-
he boldly deuosneed the attempt to con.
eeal the intentions Of the Executive and
party in power Of possessing themselves
Of Mexican Territory which they had
failed to purchase BY treaty. That speech
on the Mexican war is perhaps the ablest.
as it will bs the most permsment of Mr..
Corwiu's efforts. 81, arasT
In ls4s he supported Gen. Taylor as
. candidate for the Presidency. and on the
death of Gen. Taylor in 1850. be receiv-
ed from Mr.. Fillmore the Office Of Sscre-
tary of the Treasury, which be filled On
til March. 1853, when be returned to
Lebanon. Ohio. where he again engaged
in tie practice Of his profession. l
In 1858. however. be was again elect
Cd by the Seventh Ohio District to the
House Of Representatives in Congress.
In ths political contests which have
prevailed since 1856. Mr.. Coswin has not
cordially co-operatsd With any part. bat
lasterly he was identified with the Repub-
licsss. Mr. Lincoln appointed him
Minister to Mexico. which o6ics be held
until recently. when be returned to
Washi.tos and resigned. II hss besn
reported that hs symPathizsd with the
Empire. regarding the Mexicans ss nesd.
ing staple Government and consider-
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Yankees VS.. jews.

We copy the following from the Richmond Times:
The jews. In the olden time, when King John and
other savage and needy soveregns used to draw their
teeth II they did not lend lin other words giye) money
people. Civilization and Progress in course Of time,
rendered 1t safe for jews teeth and gold to be poa
sessed by the same individual, and at he South they
have been always useful aud worthy people. To the
riot at that place, belong the honor and glory Of reyiy
ing the customs OF the middle ages when King John
borrower, which tolerated every species OF wrong
and indgntty to harmless race now scattered as q
no country OF their own.
We are not the special champion Of the Jews or Of
the jewish character, but see nothing In their be-
hayior here or elsewhere which justhes United States
of tho middle in their robberies and perseoutions
Ofths traduced and abused people, Nor we heard
It aegein defence of the action OF the riotous sol
ders at City Point that they then and there serving
the cause of religion and Christianity by their conduct
But this as mitigating view, will doubtless be pre-
sented and urged In Congress by that pous statesman
Stevens and other devout Radicals should tDfs matter
ever come up for discussion. I-.--- -
Tho experience Of the Israolites at City Point how
ever, WIN not be without value to them They doubt.
less now possess realizing OF the truth OF tho
old :adage that "men often 40 a.woollipR and pet
feeoed/' And, as they went down the river to make
''much monish" out Of the bslDgerent Cuffees they
probably perceive that nobody but Freedmen's B-
and Massachusetts parsons win be permitted
to do unmolested. ,-.-
Our Israeitish friends must read carefully the reports
Of Generals Steedman and Fullerton they will And
that they have right trespass upon The domain Of
Chaplain Fitz and his New England associates Out
sIders not permitted to rush in and dip and shear
the black lambs. Perhaps Massachusetts, Israeiite
with certificate from Frederick Douglass might
some chance, but think we have heard that there
few II any Of the scattered tribes Of Israel In the
New England States. For this curious fact we have
heard many plausible reasons assigned
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October 28
LYONS KATHAlRON.

KATHAIRoN IS FROM THE GREEK woRI
"Kathro, Z" "Kathairo," " signifying to oleanse,
reiuvsnate and restore This article is what its name
Egnifes For preserving restoring and beauhying tn,
human hair It is the most preparation In tn.
world. It Is again owned and put up by the original
proprietor, and Is made with ine care skill
and attention which gave 1t sale Of over one million
bottles per annum.
It is O most delightful Hsir Dressing.
It eradicates seurf and dandruR.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Itprovents the hair from falling OF and turning gray
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful heac
OF hair should Lyons Kathairon 1t is known AND
used throughout the civilized world. Sold by all 70
spectacle dealers. DEMAs BARNES & CO.,
October 20 ', Htuth1yr New York
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The Crumpton Queen Anne's county, Gazette Of last
week has tho following particulars OF novel court
Gently In session in that vicinity, which believe is
zstte says: q" ~ f0'
Saturday last acoart of teRroes convened at the
ns,ho9se on the shore at this pace and proceeded to
the trial Of one of their number for larceny IappesrE
that the offender good for nothing, being too lazy
70 an honest livelihood and to Keep up Appearances
hs opportunity and entered tho hougcs OF his
curing their abaenoe, and appropriated what
ever Oh ther goods his wants demanded lately he made
nescent upon colored mans house and took suit OF
SoLnes de was arrested With part OF the clothes upon
Drought before this quondem court stripped of the
goods and upon due considerations sentenced to
receive twenty ashes upon the bare back which were
admihistered then and there by Of the membera of
tne court The scene caused considerable n erriment
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EraHT DOMAINS A DAz AND sTHALIsa.T-From tho pro
oeedings In the House Of Representatives, Of June 1a

EIoHT Domains DAY AND STANDARDIZATION tho pro-.
oeedings In the House Of Representatives Of June e we
copy the following choice norceau: ,.,...,.,.. -
Mr.. Garfield gave notice that he would next Monday
offer resolution directing the Committee Mileage to
examine and report what discrepancy II any, there was
between the amount OF mileage received by tho me.
berB Of the last Congress and the amount Claimed by
them. and directing the Committee to allow no more
He explained the reason why he wished the resolution
TO be adopted. On looking the document showing
the pay as mileage Of the members for the last
he found himself set down as being paid 2746 miles OF
IN answer to the circular sent him the Chairman Of
COMMITTEE on Mileage, 685 miles the distance from
hio home to Washington that multiplied by four would
make the NUMBER OF miles for which he shouId have
been paid 2260 miles, that was paid for four hnn
dred and eighty miles ore than he had claimed Draw
Ing his mileage In sums OF fifty and one hundred doInra
at tme he did not notice this discrepancy and IL was
only on referring to the document that he beosme
aware Of the fact. He found now, on ipouiry that
other members from Ohio, and, perhaps from ali maria
OF tho country had been allowed moro mileage thsn
they mad claimed The gentleman from Cleveland Mr.
spalding claimed for only 61O miles, and was allowed
for 6s4. and his colleague mfr. schenck claimed for
only 689 miles, and was allowed for 8l2 The Ieftera In
which they Bnted the number OF miles travelled. I'm re-
70 tho circular Of tho Chairman Of the Oonmttoe on
Arms, and indorSed with the number of mIes' "an.
proved. j. w W." the initials Of Mr.. White Of Ohio
Chairman Of the Committee. rSr-I'' ON'
covered, being paid tho balance due him the Last
Day OF Congress-, the discrepancy aad had declined 10
receive tho Increased amount It appeared tbat the
COMMITTEES on Mileage had, in this way, got up q scale
the whole thing was published to ConRreis and Tho
country, and rnemhera were set down "a having "a
ceived very considerable amount moro than thev had
cltmed He Therefore gave this notice that he would
Into the matter,
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THE ADVANTAGES

OF these Specacles over all othcrs, arc
1st,-Thc only true Lens known, being
perfectly FREQ from chromatic light vol known to b
the cause Of injury to tho VISION and which makes tho
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seen with equal facility through tho Glasses.
1d.-Can be worn with perfect case for
any length of time at sitting. giving astonishing
clearness of vision, particularly by candle other ar.
fetal lghtcomfort TO tho spectacle hitherto
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3d.-NVhen tn. eyes ache pain through
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4th.-In nl nervous affections or the eyo
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5th.-GFound by peculiar machinery, got
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6th.-Proof OF superiority over the old
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aS--T---1S6O---x.
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They purify. strengthen and invigorate
They create healthy appetite.
They antidote to change OF water and diet
They effects Of dissipation and late hour.
They strengthen the system and enlven the mind.
They prevent masmatic and intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath and ncidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoa, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They mak
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October 28 ''~ ntuth 1y
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CHARLESTON q q. Nav ostb 1se

CHARLESTON. s. c., May 2sth, 1865.
i have examined Professor BERSHARDTs' very COM
plete assortment of Spectaces and Lenses They are
better adapted than any have before remedy
the imperfection OF vision that be benefited by
use OF lasses The pureness and cearness the Crya
tai used is an item worthy Of special attention. can
testify from personal experience Recommend Profess
sor BHnNHARpT with confidence and great cheerulness
to the patronage Of the puplio. ..a.o :.
JAMES P. JRRYEY, Md
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ MARRIAGE AND OELIBAOY,
an EHaay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE vital
powers with Of relief Sent FREQ charge
In scaled letter envelopes. Address, Dr. j. sKILLIN
HoUaHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
April II 3mo.
aUsPEoIAL NoTIoE.-"aREAToAKs FROM
little acorns grow" The worst diseases known thu
umnn spring from small TO almost
ely detection. The volumes Of scientific loro that il
the tables and shelves Of the medical fraternity only
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pimpio tho Bhin te-tao and indicator Of dis
It fade and die away tho surface of tho boy
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September 25 lyr
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GILLIAN A. BATOHELOR. Also. -
REGENERATTNG EXTRACT OF RIILLEFLEURs,
For restoring and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATOHELOR, New York.
August II Iyr
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Juno4 .. .... r 6mos
RT ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
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Aprii14 .-..... q, ~. Tyr
HB- AWAY WITH SPEOTACLES.-OID EYES
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November o 'a,... q t...a ... o. Fa.. I'D.
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February Tyr
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CHARLESTON, g O.. NAV 9sth. IA

CHARLESTUN, 8 O., May 18th, 1866
do most willingly bear my testimony In favor of the
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bic vision spectacles over all other kinds They are
constructed upon the best established and understood
principles Of OPTICS and their adaptation to the human
eye In Its different conditions of vision is 30 perfect an
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none others should be used since the used to
at point Of the surface they appear to rest Ger the
eyes to their youthful energy.
IT
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a5- CHEAPEST STORE IN NEW YORK TO
BUY CHINA. GLASS, STONEwARE, CUTLERY,
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you don't purchase. Goods sent all the world.
HADLEY's, COOPER INSTITUTE,
April II stuthSmo Middle OF tho Block.
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cheeruiy concur in the opinion above expressed Of
the value Professor BERSHAnDTs' Classes and their
adaptabity to all defects Of vsion and also to his sk
and Judgment Ill adapting the glass to each special i'm
perfection. II. W. DESAUsSURE, NJ. D.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aT DUTCHERB LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
Makes quick work with flies, and II commenced carly,
keeps tho house clear oil the simmer.
Look ont for limitations. Get DuTcHER's only.
m
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opthamic talent In Charleston, Co. and In the Union.
.-.-- CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 2sth, 1866
have examined great variety OF Glasses manufsc.
tured by Professor NJ DEnEHAnDT and In justice to the
Professor must say that his Glasses are Of superior
quality adapted TO meet the wants OF almost every eye
where the ytaon is in any imperfect The Profess
sor selected for mo pair of his Australian CRYSTAL
Glasses which arc of very superior quality and work.
manship, rendering vision very distinct almost per-
Professors Glasses most cheerfuly. y"
E. GEDDINas. M, d.
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aS- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. doUGELMANN formerly employed BY
RoIssoNNEAu, OF Pars), No. 500 Broadway, New York.
April IA ,..... - Tyr
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n. N.B.-Owing to engagements elsewhere Prof BHna.
nAnpT Will 10 able 10 repnan nero bus short tsnaoni
ASW W ln9
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS

From Medical gentlemen, Professors of the highest
0pthalmic talent In Charleston, g. c. and In the Uon
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JAMES P. JRRvEY, M. D.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,


Columbia, June 10, 1865. 8,
SIR: have made full and satisfactory test Of the
spectacies procured from yOu and have the pleasure
to say that the glasses are better adapted to my
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Your attainents in your profession entitle Won to
the confidence, patronage gratitude of the publio
Ihave the honor to be
Very respectfully yonrs
.ey.., r.f alr- JAMES l.. ORR
.s,rs". 90. e., -. Governor OF South Carolina
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- ..s.-, ,rs... CO.. Governor OF South Carolina
Prof Al. BERNHkRpT, Charleston, 8. O. ~
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rB- AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OID EYES
u,sde new, without speotacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
D. D. FooTE. NJ. d. No. 118o Broadway, Now York.
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~ III r RIA AND OELIBAOY,
an Eesay of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE tho vital
powers with suro means Of relief Sent FREQ of charge
In sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR.. j. sKILIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
April II 3mo
The New York herald., 1866-08-29
GRAND OVATION At PHILADELPHIA.

when ,ie ntry rtachcd the dyidng iine of Delaware
and Isnnsy fals ~ v. 4. aadrcs "a he Prc.t
dani a. follows
Mr President We connilitee appointed bv The
ruercAan urr aud Ntg1nr gtnf rails ~ Pis-
drlphis.f ~ eaou ypn luu 'h place ~ l.or ,iiy.
necd nO' ~. Nr, tile casufe feel ln tile per.
formlnc ~ THIS d9tY lhon sds 81 pour elioaciLzsne
ar waiting Wth 1ueb anylety q, wenoue yon ~ phlls
aelphia. and wc promise ,au III tte atenti0n ar re-
sr,er due - yoaf hrb olr~ ard yoar.rif hs ehlef
tpasstfate y the uafisn
TLe connuce Hers then Introduced T. tbe rrc.
Fden. sNNkN
Tpe ifs'u arHse5 = iss Ib2alapha station .boq, .
guaref-pa ftwo pepsk
tHt reont yEgsCs ms nAmrlL irtDxn@
Here H. lnos' msrxed omIsdicilou 70 The statement
tha3 rhlislcpba hslaesly iafstaniei With radical.
lem given intne spomsneors 1pnNsg % he people
70 ~elgima vih Dcftimg Tbs Caief Nsxfinle VI
The lsud glnc. i hD been kn0vn that the prc.iiont
would make lassns s'ay u Ills ny On he Hay 20
Chicago, tho leysrate ste mpia have been made
~ ihc rdcals % render BIZ ssst anpe.nni poe
sib'e rlsir friends a Washington had act crgie I'D
70 advise dam u The danger Involved 70 TIE sectional
rar'y IN ih~ Intended icvr ~ the Errrs,lve ~ 70
rcpre.,n, ia nerrseU ~ isdseins lie -are I.
The New York herald., 1866-08-29
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Common toanr and heada af departmentS will meet ~
he eh-Ler ~ The Board OF Adcinen nj tho same hour
Members y conwes. and or the State Legislature and
haara o. shp"ryisor viii meet IN the chamber of ~"
boari ~ supervisor ~ the Lour, aud army aud
navy oiheen Ia full uniform viii meet IA the CAamher
81 the Board oi touneihuen AZ rie same hour
Inc taclsn 'ousais nsros intthe Mayors olce a. he
samC bouE
init'ec oi Reception, nenbcra og tc prs and toee
company ~ NJ President only vii the
Governor Room
AZ tho oonclnron ~ tbo ccretoUlcs II the city Hall
INC lsOcessipn ~ III fnrm nnf psen. gate ~
the Park proceed up broadway tweuiytird street,
through IHcnls lrd sTc,f TO thc lifth as enuo, and
uirongh The lnh atcano u Fourteenth iret
The COMMITTEES hetchy difcrt tlat the ruht Offices
the Corporation ~ cloerd Hnt businosa tran>ase
the dnl Of the fsocptpn az ain,slay, AAHe -,
order 10 anord W NE oNlcefs end ether emp0y, ol th,
city an opportunity ~ participating .he srm0ueiln
uun OF respect ia honor u the rrcsi'l,nt
II i respeer Jy rccpain auded tai tltcES Ecne
rnly VIII close eir resp,etNc places ~ Dusnefa and
nutr with the city authorities ~ doing honor 81 ~
,bles Magstraa OF tue nation during ha sooarn ia tns
city
fbc Esgs uin rs 1 played on 40 the pn'ac huiif.v
belonging the ritv and the occupants ~ A
utEcr puhc also a ats. buildings, aDa tho owi
II " mast - ~ ls sAptig a TUG hAfbor, are requc
~ to display ihe'r II during The day.
" 1. particularly requested that tie owners or nrf'f
~ sl puzzle psigre vehicles refrain from paas ug
acrpag aag auy through anch the proceslo lot
NV te in motion
Thc Comm .,ncss ~ Polite, Cor tho Metropolitan n
tuct charged vth lic agty ol enforcing, II nsfls
a,ry thu UnDfe uit, ptne5 ~ tho coalmiiioe.
81 AiLEs E L0Ew ROBERT McCISNis
THOMAS CoNAN, ~ A. GknShl,
t0mmttee - huard oi Aldcr9sn
y Wll.oN CRfEN, lr'vt MICHAEL iiAiJolAN.
NII.Nph lAn iN JohN ~rAcON
CLEMENT WAITS JANIS q. RtiNkMhN,
IamtN nee ~ Bard ~ 1osuC4iE
The New York herald., 1866-08-29

where eliminated In tho grandest spontaneous ovation
that could be given Individual All has consplred TO
show that President johnson hasa sngnary deep hold
tho confidence and affections Of the people, ana thai
few public have ever had moro devoted ana aecf
mined adhcrents than those who Surround him a, pre-
sent Public officials may oppose him, but today mas
demonstrated that the maple are with him and viii is-
tain him