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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-04
Cure Of Bladder aud Kidaey affection
Of Long S'anding-None Passed
and In he Ne,

Cure Of Bladder aud Kidaey affection
Of Long Sanding Passed
and to be Sen.
WEsTroRr, COM. September s. 1899.
H. 7. HsLNsoLp, Esq
Dear Sir-Ic ommence taking your ..Ex-
tract Of Buchu" about two weeks since for
an affection Of the Grsvei bladde. and kid
.neys. have suffered by spells. very much.
for a few days past, But yesterday relief
came through the effect of your "Buchu.'
A stone passed from my bladder ab,ut tn,
size Of LARGE PEA, and | Tow feel perfect
iy well and entirely free from the pain tha,
! have suffered with 80 hard" I attribute
ny cure to yonr medicine eutiTely, auc
wnule recommend oil persons similarly af-
sected to try it. lave great faith in il
curative powers. sis-E .-.
sa Yours truly, .....
=. THOMAS J. BENNETT.
{ Rev. WILLIAM COGswELr., West
por., Conf.
J. L. q. CANNON, Druggist, wes.port.
Conn.
i. D. WHEELER. Esq, we..por.,
Conn.
:. BRADLEY HULL. Esa.. wes.po,..
Conn.
Or. WAKEMAN, Readiag. Conn.
r. w. ROBINSON, wholesale Dug.
gst New York City; and many sthers IL
necessary. T
Cure Of Kidney and B,addtr Affection
ola Patient Serenity Eight Hears
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-04
HEl.MBOLD'S.

Take no other. Sod b. .nsss sisss ans.
Dealers everywhere. Psics 81 Is per boz
tie. or si1 oUtt'e. i"r % 50. pe'isssed 20
any addrer.. Describe sympso~s in Oh
'commuuicssions. Address
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-04
$50 acres,
DWELLING HOUSE

is located uron handsome and rromi-
neni elevation. HHor'iing fne view o
the surrounding locality.
1hi. lsnd lies IN comrac. body. has
an abundance Of
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TIMBER

urcr Il. and j. convenient IN ioca'i"" T."
S,csmt-,. ats, Warves. Mills. Churcl e. =.
Stor,s, &c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-04
H. L. HEI.MBOLD.

Drug aad CA<aieaI Hasss.s.
ss4 Braadsey. sAsss fbri,s --rt
~ Nom are genuine unlan- - N, h
gssssi-enarssrd vrsppes. vita ,lae-~ot6 ~
ny !! CIsnae: ne: wassseSs. "a isssa y
May -. is7o-iy s~aSl Il - =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-04

June Is. ls7l--6w.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

The appointment of Gen Schenck %
minister to Eugland was accepted BY the
whole courtry as an assurance tbst set
element of the Alabama claims was to BE-
insisted upon. Lister facts connected
with the mission confirm this aasursuce.
and establish beyond doubt that con-
ditious Satisfactory to the Americ.n peo-
pie are to be enforced. 1t is understood
at Washington that General Scbenck
will 20 instructed to demand payment oi
the claims Of American ship-owners for
vsps|s lost. With interest sdded. rein.
bursment TO the American government
for expenses Incurred in consequence Of
the depreda,ions Of tho English. consed-
crates cruisers. aud the public recognition
Of the principles Of neutrality hitherto
insisted upon by our government. Pub
lie sentiment on this question has so far
improved in England that the last is the
only one Of the conditions At which the
British pstion is likely to demur; sod 10
visw Of the present complicated relations
with the rest Of Europe. it may be glad
to hasten . mutual understanding on that
point somewbst at variance With her owp
past prsctics.-X 7. Tri5ase.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29
Special Notifies.


Sometimes, without any assignable cause, the
PHYSICAL strength and animal spirit. give way.
and strange iogpor falls alike on the body and
intellect. There is little or no pain perhaps,
but the natural vigor and elasticity Of the ner-
vous and Muscular system seems to have depar-
ted, and an indifference to the pleasures of life,
and even Of its grave responsibilities, takes the
place Of that earnest interest in bhh which
characterises every sell balanced mini when
in healthy condition.
This state Of partial collapse ia often the
premn,itory symptom Of soae serious mala-
dy. 1t indicates Enthusiastically that the vital
powers are languishing and need stimulant.
In such case- the effect Of few doses of
Hostetter's S,omach Bi.ters is wonderfully
beneficial The great tonic wakes up the sys-
tenn from its browse. The secretions and the
circulation receive q nev impetus. The relax
ed nerves recover their elasticity under the
operations Of the specific. like the slackeuej
strength Of musical6nstrument in the process
of turning. Lethargy and debility are repla-
| ced by energy and vigor, the spirits rise, and
| life that almost seemed q burden while the sea
son Of depression lasted, becomes once more
enjoyable That such . radical change should
be produced BY remedy entirely devoid oil
| the powerful alkaIoids ard minerals SO exten
sively used in modern practice. may seem incre
dible to those who pin their faith on medicinal
,ificacy of active rnsons, but il these skeptics
will take the trouble to enquire Of those who
have tested the corrective and Alternative vir-
tues OF the Bitters under the circumstances
described, they vi3 foc the ssasemen; 70 be
/ true. deCS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29
M,ssounl Ukrrrp SrArrs srxAroR.-

MIssounl UEITED STATES SENATOR.
The Democracy Of Missouri. hsving the
power to elett Uni,ed S,sfes Senator,
are discussing the merits Of various prom
ioent men. Among Others. we see the
meme Of Gen. Jsmes Craig. Of St.
Joseph. mentioned. Of all names YET
proposed. this is TIE best ore: and il ihs
D.mocraey are wise. they will elect him.
He is men Of good sbility ard consid.
er.ble ilHutpce. lie bss had much Con.
g,essi ionsl experience. lie is an energet.
ic wo,ker. North Missouri ia naiu,slly
entitled to the Senator. and Gen. C,sig
is deeply interested in great public enter
prises 10 North Missouri. and knows
what is needed. and how TO sccnrs it.
B etter than oil, he Was on tie Union side
during the rebellion. and had q command
in the Union army. Srch man will
have On influence with tie majority IL
Congress. which the class Of men usually
selected by Southern Democrats can new.
er possess. lie wonld not. Ike McCreery
of kentucky. Insult and outrage the ps.
triotism Of the n,tioa, bv proposing to
dig up the bDns' OF deal Uaioa soldiers,
and tear down monuments TO their mem
ory. Men like McCreery have an infu
ence that is itlt only when their vot'
overcomes tie on close question. Mel
| like Craig bsve IN i,Guencs that win
votes. We can hardly hope that tn
Democrats of the Missouri Lrgislatur
will have tie good sense to elec, such
man; Int it would be much better this,
to elect nsn 10 represent tie Los
Cause."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

GENERAL ScHIxCK.-General Schepck
is nov .ixty-one years Of age-bsving
been born in Warren County. Ohio. in
1S09-snd is. therefore. ai mature men
hood Tor diplomatic service. He has had
great and varied experience. A tutor in
colleee; lawyer: . member Of Congress
for longer period 10 oil thsn any other.
unless i, be Mr.. Dawea; Minister to Brs-
zil; railroad agent; Gensrsl 10 the army
such are smosg the positions be hss
held with great credit to himself and use
fnlnsss to the line Of service IN which he
Was employed. A lesder Of tbe House
10 the present Congress. he exerted con
trolling influence on the leRislation Of the
countIy-sn ic6usnee which. with fs~
isolated exceptions. has been bene6cislly
rxerted. General Schenck will 30 to
England. therefore. with . high rsputs-
,ion. befttiag the Embssssdor Of the
United States ct this junetore. II is .
fair inference. also. from the dslsy and
the care evinced in making this sppoint-
menf. that somewhst larger messnrs OF
responsibility will b. allowed hin 10 The
management Of the AlsbsDs-clsios qoo-
tios ihsn was extended to bis psedeees-
sor: for il that qssstioa is still to Be 70
served for besotis,ioa wholly st Wssh-
ington. any one respectable Wsn would
answer Just abost = veil - another for
Minister TO Eaglsnd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29
Kan.as Mail Agents.

The Fort Scott Monitor gives nm in
teres:ing pen-snd-ink sketch Of the in
dividusls who have had supervision Of the
msils in Kansas since the States admis-
sion to the Union. First csme . red
headed ssrdine named Ingersoll, "who
knew as much of mail matters ss hog
does about running . steam engine.
Ingersoll gave way 10 B. Hawkins Tay.
lor. . pet Of Jim Lsne's. and . resident
Of Keokuk. lows, who was "a miserable
failure" Next come Legste. who did
pretty well-better, IN fact. Than any ol
the rest Of the "hatch." When Legate
went out. the tf1ice of mail agent wal
abolished; and il was remarked that mails
Immediately began TO run with more Ger.
tainty and regularity than ever before.
Two years ago. the Office was revived,
in the shape Of mail Inspector" aud
Geo. IL. Hoyt was appointed to the place
Hoyt's ''inspections" were chiefly con-
fined to mean whisky; snd in . shor1
time. he was superseded by Low. the
present incumbent. Low is q good man
personally. hut was born too soon and
brought up too slowly to tskea "fdl
grasp" Of anything that goes by railroad
as most Of our mails do. Under bis sd
ministrstion. it takes from two to tbret
days. on an average. for the Monitor &c
reach Topeka. or the Record to get tc
Fort Scott. when they should 60 through
regularly 10 one day. and would dol
il the mails were handled with any sor,
Of carelulness or energy. And this il
is merely Q sample Of the general situa'
tion" throughout the State.
The Monitor hut states fact OF pub
lie noioriety when it says that men hav.
been placed in charge Of mail matters IL
this State.-psrticulsrly Of late years
not for their fitness for such position
but with Q view to having the dirty worl
Of dirty Congressman performed. For
tunstely, q brighter day is dawning. Clarke
rapidly nears his political end. Three
months from now, we hope and have goot
reason to believe thst there will be .
new deal" in Kansas mail masters
Topeka State Record.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

ArLAsrc McxrHLY.-Ths January
pum ber Of the Atlantic contains the fol-
lowing choice table Of conteots:- !.
Oua WH,sper,xo GALLEnY. is the f'st
Of Mr.. Fislds's papers on the fsmous lite
,sry men whom he has known. end IS
very foil reminiecence Of his long acqusin-
tance with THAcKrRAY. abounding in an
ecao,e snd ske' cbes Of character.
KATE BEAUaoSr, is the frs. part OF MIR.
DeFores,'s novel. which bids lair TO be
the best be has written. The story is Of
q Southern yendetta; the scene is in South
CaroIins, before the war. and the suthor
is on gronnd and smong people whom
| no one else has studied SO well.
TuR FucrrrvE. BY Mr.. Longfellow. is
an exquisite poem. founded on Tartar
legend.
DIR. Hulmes's poem is "DonoTnY @ /"
ar, is in one Of his post CHARACTERISTIC
and charming moods.
Mr. John Hays CAsrIAAs DAYS. begin
with brilliant account OF Field Day
in the Spanish Co,tes-sn admirable
study of such distinguished men in debate
as I'rim, CASTELAR,. Rivero. and others.
Iu Miss MoGGARlDsE's Powder, Mrs
Prescott Spofford tells charming story
in her best manner.
OF Tue Sisters. il is enough to say
that it is New England ballad by
Whittier.
The political article of the number il
By Senstor Wilson. entitled "NEw De
rAnTURE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY"
, AaEuIOAS LIFE IN france. is peculiar
ly interesting, througa its quiet yet graph
ic pictures Of the epoch when the Repub
lie was sinking under the conspiracy thai
founded the Second Empire.
Tue VALLEY CT GAsTEIN. is q vivi;
sketch Of very novel and picturesqa
watering place life in the Tyrol.
i, Mr.. Higginson's paper, "MADAM De
{ LAS EXPECTATIONS" is a li.t!o story @
the q1aint people ana odd occurrences Q
r mountabank life.
A YEAR IN VENETIAN PALACE. b.
$ Mr. Howelis, is a delightful record OF
n period not touched upon in bis forme
e writings about Venice.
J.. Our EYES AND How TO TAKE CARE o
:. THEM, is the first of q series of pspeI
which Dr.. Williams will contribute
4. This numher treats Of nesr-sightedncs'
/. In RECENT LITERATURE. seven notsbl
.s new Books are carefully reviewed.
n Published by Fields. O.good 4 Co
o Boston. at S4 q year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

E 1t is proposed to elect Revenue
Reformer" Speaker of the next Congress.
BY combination OF Democrats end Free
Trade Republicans. Nearly every West
ern Republican m 'mber Of Congress is
claimed rs Free Trader. We notice in
the list, the name OF D. P. Lowe, Of Kan
sas.. We'll bet they slip up on getting
his vote for any such coalition. And so
IL will Hrn ont with thrae-four;hs of the
others claimed in the came list.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29
M,cREERY,s SPEECH.
scene i. Ii. ses.,e Chamber.

The Boston Advertise correspondent
fnrni.hes this description Of the Scene
MeCleery made: .'Ths proposition wee
50 msgni6csstly sudscious that its saih
or. from the reading Of its FIRST seniencr
to the end Of the remsrk / able speerh which
followed it. he'd the undivided attention
Of Senators and the occupants OF the gal
leries. Meobers Who seldom listen 10
anybody's speeeh. sod generally occnpy
themselves hy louneing on the SOFAS or
pacing To aad fro in the lobbies. were. on
this OCCASION. either in their seats or were
gathered together in knots near the Ken
lucky orator. Mr.. Sommer lifted his
face from the pile Of papers which. as Us
usl. covered his desk. snd gave his undivi-
ded sttention to the speaker. Mr. Car.
penter's feet were on bis desk. bot bis
fsce. which. wore . curious smile. was
tusned in the same direction rs Mr.. Sum.
ner's. Mr.. Butler VAS in the Senate. bs
side Mr.. Nye's dest. and stood up under
the harsrgue. Mr.. Fowler left bis seat and
got so nesr McCreery that his head was Of.
ten in danger from the formers gestieula-
tions. Edmunds snd Patterson seemed ss
nervous as If the matter concerned them
selves personally. Mr.. Ssulsbary walked
mp and down the side in stately manner
and rubbed his hands ss IL he enjoyed
The occasion inmensely. while Garrett
Davis smilsd encouragingly on the slo-
qnent advocate Of fanaticsl echeme
McCreery delivered his speech in . very
calm manner. Every sentence fell ss j
be had deIiterased well on the import o
esch word. He grew excited only ~bel
he spoke Of the virtues Of the rebel lea
der. Here bis voice trembled. and b,
a.ked TO be excused for the emotion tha
choked bis inference and almost made
him shed tears over the memory of sucl
sn exem mplaty Christian. patriot and sol
dier. When be sat dow the Senate wa
sts,tling still. The effect had been IN ar
velons Not . person in tho galleriel
but bad strained to catch every word
1t was some minutes before the Senst
trecovered its w0nted mood
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

CouNrEnFEIT DEALERS IN COUNTER
FElr MONEY One Of the richest devices
Of roguery is that which has Just come
into vogue among the shsrpers Of this
city-nsmely. that of dnping the country
fats by pretending to sell counterfeit bill,
At . moderate price on the receipt Of
genuine money, selling them only saw.
dust spd sbsvipg.. There can be no
pity for The foolish kusves who ere caught
in this trap. Their intent is wicked.
They would cheat the Government and
their neighbors IL they only got into their
possession tho counterfeit notes for which
they bsrgsiued. Bot they cannot do much
damage with the sawdust and shavings
which the counterfeit dealers in those
genuine articles supply them.
The seizure Of one of these gangs In
Nassau street has revealed the fact that
hundreds of merchants. farmers, laborers,
snd people Of al clsses throughout The
country have been ordering counterfeit
money from this firm. Bushels Of letter,
have been secured by the police. which,
when exposed. will show the nice sense OF
morality among people who. perhaps. 10
their own communities. are reg srded as
patterns of excellence aud models Of ssnc.
ti.y. As nobody has suffered BY this
business except the dupes who psid tbeir
money with . dishonest intention. it is
rather funny episode in ihs history o!
modern ~indling.-N y. Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29
For Sale.

TN Brown Connty. Kansas. and close to the
L city of White Cloud, Railroads and the
Missouri River
The south east quarter of section %, in
township !. of range lS- Improved.
The rorth east quarter of section ~, in
wnship l Of range Is. Un;mprored.
The north east quarter OF section %, in
TOW nship I, of range IL. Unimprovcd.
These lands will be sold cheap for Cash, ard
a perfect title given. Apply to
J. ii. BURNS.
de,29 Box 40I, Wheeling, Wes; Va.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

Applications for additional bounty,
under the bounty law Of July. 1866
must be fled prior to January l. 1871
This is the limit. The time has been
extended once. but it is stated that it will
not be sgain extended. Immediate stten
ton to the matter 10 necessary. in order
to make application within the required
time.
WHO ARE ENTITLED TO THE ADDITIONAL
BOUNTY.
All soldiers honorsbly discharge a.
ter two years. service. who have not re
ceived over 800 Government bous.y
Under decision Of the Supreme Conrt
of the United States. March %. 1870.
men who enlisted for three years. be.
tween March a. 1861. and July %. 1861,
and were honorsblv discharged. who
have not received 500 bounty. whether
discharged for disease or any other cause
except promotion. Men enlisted for
three years. between July l, 1862, and
Jsas S. 1863, Who wsss -hosos.hiy dis.
charged for wonnde. injuries or hernia
received in battle, on skirmish. on pick
ct. or in action. or in the line of duty.
although they served less than two yea,s.
Until recently. claims were not 81.
lowed in either Of the last tao cases. bu,
can now be had by making application
before the last OF this mouth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

~ A Apreaeher has been added to tht
editorial stsf OF the Lesvenworih Times
The paper needs fisdy parsgrsphist-
somebody who can get off column jokss
on the tar.H. for instance. Since Web
Wilder was fosted ont BY watered stock,
the Times hes been rather opsque. Tue
dulluess prevailing it's columns has been 60
dense that it could be cut out in cbuncks.
and msde into shoppers for ink. bottles.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

Tie Record says: In recent decision
Bow man ct al rs. Cockrill-our Su.
preme Court has affirmed the validity Of
Sheriff's deeds given on sales Of land for
nop-psyment Of tsxes. and sustaius the
.tstute Of limitstious. which bars an &C
tion for the recovery Of property thus cold
and decided after the expiration Of two
years from the time the deed shall have
bern recorded.
The court also rules. on side issues,
thst . tax deed is not uqnired 10 he in
exact form prescribed by the sta'uie, lot
only substantially in the form: and that
such deed is Of itself prima .faae evil
dence Of everything necessary to its oun
validity. and title in the grantee men
toned therein.
This is 9 very important decision, in
that il resebes species Of property in
this State which has heretofore almost
entirely escaped tsxstion. We refer to
lands owned BY tpeculators and non-resi.
dtDta. There are thousands Of acres ol
such lands is K.seas-some in nearly
every County-f6sl have never yielded .
dollar in support Of the government.
Year after year, these lands have been bid
of BY the Countless want Of faith in
the efficiency OF laws having deferred
individuals from making purchases at
tax sales. Under the decision in Bow.
man ct al. RS. CockiiII. the land owners
alluded to who have been accustomed to
laugh at cur two years. Limitation law.
will be compelled TO pay their taxes OF
lose their property-which is only On
equivalent to saying that they are placed
on the same footing with other citizens
who own property snd pay taxes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29
WEDLOCK.

The Basis Of Civil Society.-Essays for
Young NJ, n. On the honor and happiness OF
Marriage. aud the evils and dangers of Celib-
acy,-~ith sanitary help for the attainment Of
mans true position in life. Sent free, ir seal
cd envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSO.
CITATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
feh II. 1n-iy
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

CHIEF CLEHK.-Capt. Banks is can
didaie for Chief Clerk Of the House. and
OF course. will be elected. He makes one
Of the most popular presiding officers the
State ever had Oar motto is. when you
get good officer keep him. Burlington
Patriot.
They will probably try new expert
uent. this Winter. They talk OF elect
ing Speaker to preside. and hsving tbt
Clerk do the readin' and writin'.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

~ George W. La,z.lrr. Of w sthe-
ps, will be eandidste for Sergeant,
Arms Of the State Senate. this Winter,
He 10 we'll qualified for the position. and
IL elected. We have no doubt will dis.
charge his duties fsi,hfully.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-29

E We have some sympathy for su
opponent, when he is down. and dom,
like to see him cufIed after be is clearly
whipped. We azs therefore sorry to see
that Rev. D P. Mitchell is ont 10 card
in favor Of Sidney Clarke. II there has
been any doubt Of Clsrke's case being
hopeless, that doubt is now removed
He is gone up. certain.