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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-08

MALE OF SPADES, sHOVELS, ETC
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Apul 10 1866 J
Will be sold at Auction under the direction OF Cap.
tain ID. G. Thomas Military Storekeeper at Clothing
IepOt, ArmOry Square, this city, on MONDAY,
MAJ IA 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M
1900 Spaces, new;
$500 short handled and 1900 long-handed shovels,
new; and
80 Slblev Tents, worn.
These Spades and ShoveIs are from the best manu-.
tacturers, and many of them are in original pack
ages
Tents will be sold singly Spades and Shovels
IN lots OF twelve, with the privilege of twelve
dozen.
Five days are allowed purchasers to remove their
&c ods.
In addition to the above, there will sold at the
time and ulace, the following al tlcles viz:-
6S73 Telling Axes with hand es.
$50 " without handles.
1915 Picks with handles.
600 without handles.
lerms-Cash, in Government funds.
ID. Ii. RUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
42J 19t Depot of Washington,
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CONCERT HALL. "A GRAND CONCERT
" win be given at CONCERT HALL by toe BLACK
swan so;aoHS TROUPE, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May
The time and place for the sale OF uckts viii be au-
nounced soon. 653t
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DIR. schcncl1's Pnlmonic SYRUP.

This great medicine cured Dr., j, II. Schsnck,
The rrYprielor, Of Pulmonary Consnmption,
when 1t had assumed its )st Formidable ss
post, and when speedy death appeared to be in.
evihbie, His physicians pronounced his case
inenrahle, when he commenced the use Of this
simple but powerful remedy. His >hoaIlh was
restored in very short lime. and n, return Of
the disease has bsen apprehsn ded. for ali The
syn. toms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight more tbaa two hundred. '.
81 Ice hiH recovery he has devoted his atten-
lion excins Vely To-, the cure of Consumption,
and the diseases which are complicated with il,
and the cures ,ffscted by his medicines have
been very numerous and truly wonder ful. DR.
Schenck makes professional visits to ,evoml Of
the larger cities weekly, where he nas lares
concouIse Of paticrts and it is truly astonishing
70 soc poor copsumptives hat have to DO lifted
oui OF their carriages, and in few mont hs
healthy robust l,Arsous DR., Echencks Pulmo
ME Syrnp, Scaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills
are generally all required in curing Consump-
uen. Full dirertinns accompany each, 70 hat
any ono can take them without seeing Or.
Schenck, bnt he 1t is Convenient II Is hes, to
SEQ him lie gives advice flee, hut for q tho
!, ugh examination with his Respirometer his
fee y three dollars, ,.,.,... .,. .t.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two
likenesses Of the ,octor-one when in the last
stnga Of Consumption. Al d the other Ms he nov
is, ip perfect heal hare on the Cow stamp.
soldby all D,us.ists aud Dealer, Frlee al 50
per hottie, or ~ 20 tho half dozen. Letter.
for adyor should always be directed ioDr.
Schenck's Principal Office, No. Is North 6th
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Dcmas Barnes &
Co.. N. Y, s. s. lIance, Baltimore, Nd. ; John
ID. Park, Cincinnati, o.; Wake & Taylor, Chi.
cage, III; collirs Bros. s. Ldpis, Mo [sdoaIny
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Know Thy Destiny.

Madame Z. F, ] hornton, Che great English As
tr logist Cluiryoyapt and PrJchometrjoiun W bo
mas astonishtd- the scientific classes of the OM
Word, has now located herself ai Hudson, N Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful
power Of second sight .as 10 enable her to i'm
part knowle'lge OF tie Rrea,est importance to
The single or married of either sex While in a
state ofrance, she delineatts tho very features
OF tho person Sou are TO marry. and Oy the aid
OF an instrument Of intense power, known a.
the PsYchomntrope, guarantees to produce
liit1lile picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the al plicant. together witt date of marriage
position in life. leading traits of character, etc
This is no humbug, az thousands Of test mo-
mails can assert. She will send when desiredt
acertilsd certificate, or written guarantee, tha
The picture Is what 1t purportr TO be- BY en-
closing small lock of hair. and stating place of
birth, age, disposition and complexion, and
enclosing so cent? aid stamped en-, elope nd.
diesStd to yourself, you will receive the picture
and desired Information by return mai. All
con, mica ions sacredly confidential. address
In co Hdence. Madame Eff Thornto,, p. o.
Box 2l HUDSON MY t1H novsmo
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To Consu,np,,ves.

The advertiser, having been restored to heal IN
In few weeks by very simple remedy, u fer
having uttered for several years with n severe
lung affection. and that dread disease, Con-
sumption-is anxious TO make known to his
fsllow-tu6eren the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used, free Of charge, with the
directions fr preparing and using the pame,
which they will find sure cure for Consump-
tion. ASTHMA, Bronchitis. Coughs. Colds. ard
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
ject Of .he advertiser IN send ng the Prescrip-
tion Is to benefit the afflicted and spread lnfor-
nation which he conceives TO be invaluable, e,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
a. 1t will cost them nothing and may pro We q
blessing. ltgu = .i J's'Ii'i!i :
Parties wishing the Prescription, FREE BY
return mail, win please address, 7'7'
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
William ,burgh, Kings Co.. N. Y.
January II, lsss-ly. - lo. -dI2 II = (
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ka A L. ECTU RE
la.AT0 YOUNG MEN.


1 .l PRICE SIX CENTS. -ou
A LECTURE ON the Nature, Treatment, ard
n Radical Cure of Spermator llea, or Semi
nal weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility and lmpcdimenls to Marriage gener.
ally. Nervousness Consumption, fpilep v ,
and Fits; Mental and Ph,s,ea Incapauiiy re
'nting rom Self Abuse, &c BY Robert j.
CUtVERWELL, NJ. d., Author Of the "Green
Book" DC. .E. sll.fN
The world renowned author, In this admira-
bio Lecture, clearly proves from his own expe.
fienee that the awful consequences Of SGlf-
Abuse may be tffectually removed without
medicine, and without dangert us al rgiGal OPP
erations, bougies, instruments, rings. or cordi
ais, pointing ont mode Of euro at once GER
tain aDd effcetual, by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may he, may cure
himself eaerpiy. private " and rqdceIly. This
lecture viii prove boon to thousands and
thousands. 20. ...t. t-.
Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain
sealed envelope, on receipt Of ak cents, or
two pos: stamps. Address the Publishers. y,
CiiAS. J. q. KLINE co.. 3l27 Bowery, N.
Y, Post Office box 1855. ,fIiI I''s
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New Bounty Bill and Pensions


New Bounty Bill and Pensions.
As passed BY Congress July 81, 1866
gives 800 oddi;ionHt bounty. mh5 a3g
To every honoraby discharged Soldier
who enlisted in The arm, Of the Uuited
States since April l9, 1861, Tor three wears.
anu served his term of enlistment and wno
has received or was entitled to receive but
.Sl00 bounty. -f'Al lt- 81" '''o. ~.
To every such soldier who has been dis
charged on occount Of wounds received in
the limo OF duty before his term Of enlist
ment expired. l,tr sn"
To The widow, minor ch ildren or parents
IL The order named, Of any such soldier who
died while in the servics or from wounds
received or disease contracted while in the
service of the United States. ~ 1la. .
500 ADDlToNAr BlUNrY.
To all honorably discharged soldiers who
have served two years under one enlistment I
and who have received but 500 bounty.
AN INCREASE PENSION
Has also been granted By recent law
To widows of soldiers VII have died in
the srmy, or to the children if the widow
has died or re.maried--S2 per month for
each child under l6 years Of age.
To soldiers who have lost loot or hand
or been disabled equal to the lvss OF hand
or loot, Sl5 per mmlh. tl r4
THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY ~
Hus been grantet every officer who was in
commission March 3D.. 1855, and resigned
or was honorably discharged after April 9,
1865, which is promptly colertef nv ,.f.
E. A. BRATTON,
Authorized Military Clhim.A gent.
Aug l6,1f. ~ Macarthur, Ohio.
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Prof. PhilO Holmes Writes,

eCheniistry and medicine have been
made subservient to all diseases which flesh
isIicir to, yet how little has science done
tGjTarl Improving our personal appearance.
Retently have investigated scientific
preparation which has come before the
spublic, but which has been in use many
years, called Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer. 1t cures all diseases of the scalp.
and allays all that heat and irritation, and
furnishes nutritive principle by which
the hair is nourished and supported, and
by It's remedial virtues, it causes the hair TO
grow where iS has fallen out, and restore
il to It's natural color when gray. The old
in appearance are made young again."
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County Seat Question.

County SeaC question.
We understand that petition
will be presented to the Legislature
at its adjourned session, January,
1867, praying that the people Of
Ninton county be allowed to vote
On moving the county seat to
ADutch Joes" corners, in Eagle TIP.
This site is about two miles west of
Eagle Mills, in the finest Agricul-
tural section, of this county, and is
convenient for the people of Eagle
TIP. They are a thriving industri-
GUS and enterprising people in Ea-
gle township, clever with all, and
we see no reason why they should
not have a CoURT-HoUsE. 1t would
be q little inconvenient for the peo-
pie ofZaleski and the extreme cas-
tern part Of the county, but that's
nothing. Ifthey want a Court
house, they should have it, il would
add to the value of their property
They have right to petition for it,
and should do SO. People should
) always do what they have a right
10 DO Cause why 2 This is a
cold, selfish world at best, and if
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Burglary and Arson.

Some person being moved and
instigated by the Devil, entered
eur Probate Judges office on the
night of 3rd inst. and tore all the
leaves out OF the minute book of
the Court and burned it in the
stove. The book contained all the
Journal entrees of the Court for
several years, running through the
latter part of Judge Kalers last
term, and first part of Judge Craigs
term.
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Errors al YoufI,

"A Gentleman who sufft red for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and All
the effects OF youthful indiscreiion, i'll, for
sake OF suffering lumanity, send free to all who
need 1t, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit BY the advertisers
experience, can do so by address no Fa',l Z
JOHN b. OGDEN,
jelly. No, Is Charrt ers St. N. Y.
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rROOFIN(4.

N rolls read, 10 be nuiled down, adapted to
Houses, Factories. end buildings OF all kinds
CONSTRUCTED of materials that have stood the
teri Of fifteen years, and manufactured on al
entirely different and better plan than any 9TH
er comnosition roofing in use. Secured BY pat
ent. Very durable anil a, low price, Circu-
lars and samples sent free by mail Liberal
terms to agents. READY R oFNG Co,
june7y No. 70 Maiden Lane, New Ycrk.~
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1NnE CONFESSIONS AND ExpLR

ENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published az u benefit and az CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffe- from nervous
supplying ut tho same time The MEANS or ,rLF-
CURE, BY one who has cured himself after un-
Sdrgoing considerable qunckeIy. By enclosing
apostt paid Addressed envelope, single copies
free Of ch rec, may bo had OF the NJ thor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Brooklyn.
Kings CO., New York. febl-ly
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Zalcski FIGURING Mill.

Zalcski FIGURING Mill.
j9iOur townsmen Mr.. F. Shades &
Son, have bought the above mills,
they are in fine order and is pre-
pared to do all kinds of custom
work at the shortest notice. We
have received some flour manufac-
tured at these mills, and it is of the
best quality. Success to the new
firm. ta'n
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Strnnge but True.

! Every young lady and gentleman In the
United States can hear something very much
u their advantage by return mail, fre Q of
eiarRe, BY dddr ssing he undersigned. Those
having any fears Of being humbug ed will
ohlige by not noticing this card. All others
will plepse address their obedient servant,
t .THoS ,. CHAPMANJ',
jelly. s3l Broadway, N. Y,
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Released.

Released. 4tt. t3
yssMr. Mills who has been confined
since April last, in our countyjail
on the charge of assisting in the
county safe robbery, was released
on bail yesterday.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

,slReligiOus Services in Macarthur.
- - M, E. Cnupcu. Preaching Sabbath At half
~ pat ten. oclt ok, A :. M, and half-past xix
8 s'clook, p N. Sabbath School, 2P. y.
q PREsbYTsRIAN CnrRen. Services at II o'cl'k
A. N, and 8 O'Clock P. n. Sabbath School at 9
4, O'clock A. ~, every sabbath. -
~ ,iicHRIsrI4r cnuncH.- -servicesat II o'clock A.
: M, avery Sabbath. - - -2i5 ,re
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Sisson's 81, ! n Sd Drug Store

SissOn's Drug Store s.rn f.su
q rs the place to buy your ,medi-
cipes, pure liquors, fine perfumery,
and toilet articles, oils and paints
oievery description, TOBACCO, snuff
and cigars of the finest quality, at
the very lowest rates. s'Is ee,
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spetial gutites,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A an inducement TO Manufacturers, Me-
~ chanics and Store-kserers to settle 10 Ia
lrsNi, ADd to supply tho daily increasing de
maid for articles Of domestic manufaetuTe and
consumption, The und rsignsd tffsrs to tto.e
Purchasing lots Of tbs Company for tie Iur-
pose Of erecting business houses the following
materialsat greatly reduced Prices, hdupon
time to suit purchasers: .-af & : i1if
Oak AID POplSr Lumber. ....tI2 90 per N.
Sgingles".i''''.,'''''''.'..' 500 per n.
Brick in quantit ,es of 25. .000.. z so per NJ.
.e Lots OF 5oxl5O II, sold ut tl00 and upsards.
Also, numbs' Of nicely finished, comfor,a-
bic cottages, with every convenience attached,
with enclosed lots h0xl 80, at $3.50 and UNIV ards.
FRANCIS j. HASELTINE.
novem8 Managing Director Zaleski Co.
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Zaieski.
Is making two fine roads, one
from Zaleskl, north into Swan TIP.
and one south to Wilkesville this
will do much to take trade to
Zaleski. III s-. I'd
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fl q .fIf..N III
CrOwcd out.

Crowcd out. rs % t4a oy..aaael
y Our general news column is laid
out this week to give room for the
Presidents message which will re-
pay our readers for a perusal.T
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Eagle Tp., don't askSfor her rights
who will9 Yes, who villa We
wait a reply, s.xa
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ri .600 PER YEAR, We vaoi psspt. ~

Yia OOO epwhere to sell our Improved t2
sewn 6 Machines. Three new kinds. Unde-
and upper feed. Sent en- trial. WstrAnted
five years. Above 'alary or large commissions
paid. The oSL machines sold in the United
licen-ed bs Howe, wheale.s & Wills on, Grover
d Baker. Sir ger d Co.. and Bachelor. An
other cheap inacmh hes are inffingements and
the seller or user are liable 70 arreat, flie and
imprisonment, Illustrated circulars sent FREQ
CAL upon or ad llest, Shaw q Clark, at Bdde-
ord, Maine, or Chicago, I'll. june7- 7-itSly>
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WE are now prepared to do Job
work with nea'ness ami dispatch. Give us
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NIarriage and Celibacv.

A MESA Y OF " ARM Ne AND -NsTRUC
bAy yTi0NFoRY RYoUEG Nj eAlso. ,Disesse-
md Abuses which prsmalurely PrsniTAte the
Fec Of Charge IN scaled Letter en1elbpes, Ad
dress Dr.; ]. RKlLLlN HOUGHTQN Howard
Associsiion, Philadelp phiy,: Ia. tagi5yI .
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

THE BARNUx THEATRICAL CoILAPsH.-The
associated managers who foolishly followed
the lead Of Barnum, the Snowman, have all
come to grief During the last season their
receipts were far below the average, and this
season they do not even pay expenses The
people have grown tired Of patronizing such
inefic cient managers, and the rapid decline and
fall Of the drama is the consequence. The
associated theatres are now occupied with
performances Of the old concert saloon style.
Jig dancing and gymnastic exercises have
taken the place of legitimate acting The
audiences are so poor that few Of these estab-
lshments will be able to keep open much
longer, and unless the leadership of mere
Snowman is discarded, and q genuine theatre
cal reform inaugurated next fall, those theatres
which remain closed will be by far the most
profitable.
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
Quarrel Among Stockholders.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--CHAMBERs.
Before Judge Brady

jury l1-Johm p. Nactir1 ps The Rxsseu File Com
pany and Wsiiam j. Res This was motion for an In
junction TO restrain the officers OF the Russell File Com
pany from declaring dividend the ground that the
money with which the dividend 70 be paid not
part Of the earnings OF tho concern Tho compliant
goes ON state that the plaintiff b stockholder In the
cmpauy owning three hundred shares Of the stock OF
which the par value Ia twen,y dollars share. That
the 18h 0f Nay laar the opAny through It's directors
and ufRc,rA declared quarterly dividend of tea per
csa upon the capital stock o the COMPANY, be whole Of
said dividend amounusg 70 nf,y thousand dollars. and
time tho earnings OF the company were iess
half Of that sum- and that the directors and
o6icc In order 70 declare said dividend, agreed TO loan
sell certain outstanding claims debts du the COM
pany, amounting nomnaly 70 twonty scven thousand
dollars TO tho defendant Rec, trustee, agcnt and
vance the company tho sum Of twenty-five thousand
dollarx, tho company guaranteeing that all
said claims should bc paid TO said Rec within
six months; that ain'i6 believes that unless
restrained BY order Of the court tho defendants
will pay out said dividend NJ declared, and that the
Same would BE- fraud upon and an irrcpsrabie injury
thsplantif and other ssockholder greatly lessen
Ing the value OF the STOCK and rendering the
sa,able
Tho defence sss mp general denial OF the
allegations set forth In the complaint ~ns DO.
fendants rrgsrd the Temporary injurs.xion a. q
great hardship. and svcs that :, has been the
Of dopreciating tho mar q value Of the stock
u was u,nes ~ ulgea w" a. the plaintiff was mot
sr Ssn,. ~ M ~ ne could not be made liable Ior
SIs ~, nr% 80 company, and could not os held amens
''' --sr the statute
Tho Argument IN Tho S.se was adjourned until eleven
O'Clock Thursday morning
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

CAss oy IyyASrrTDR "A lad named George Newcomb,
living at 50 Perry street, At early hour yesterday
morning, found the remains Of fully developed female
child in open lot in Perry street. between Blocker
and Fosrth Streets wrapped up In CLOTH The police
being notified conveyed the body to the Charles street
police station, and information the Coroners
once. Deputy Coroner John Beach, n d., subsequent
ly made postmortem examination over the remains
and found marks OF violence about the neck and throat
indicating beyond doubt that death had bccn cauked BY
sufocstion A yet Information has been obtained
concerning the parcntage OF the child, or by whose
hands its life was 30 inhumanely sacrinced Captain
Scbring Of the Ninth precinct Is making digcnt Efforts
20 learn something further concerning the child murder
and the meantime tho inquisIton has becn adjourned
until Friday.
rousp DRowSKp At srArKs ISLAND Coroner Henry
b. Goold Of stapleton, Staten Island held inquest
Tuesday OF this week at New Brighton, the body Of
an unknown found on the shore Deceased was
about twenty years Of age Of sandy complexion
about nve feet cght inches In height and entirety
naked; supposed 10 have been drowned while bathing.
Further Information may be obtained by applying 10
Coroner Good The same Coroner also held an inquest
on the day, At rompknsvillc, the body OF lad
nine years OF age, named Henry Peckhsm who was acc
dentslly drowned that day a. the steamboat slip.
rorm DRowSxp At Fosr HAMILTON An inquest was
held at For, Hamilton yesterday by CoroArr Bennett,
on the body OF young woman found in the bay Dc.
ceased had long black hair she two skirts, and
the under garments were the initials IN. NJ" Verdict,
sFound drowned
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

country would visit IL There is wealth and
enterprise enough in this city to give US such .
museum, and we hope 10 see the idea carried
out vigorously by the publicspirited portion Of
our community. Private efforts for mere pur-
poses Of profit can never accomplish anything
In the right direction. In the Park and It's
surroundings thereis much to study both in tho
works Of nature and Of art. 1t only requires
good museum Of curiosiies-historical ZOO
logical and horticultural make it perfect a.
. place Of resort for popular instruction as well
as public recreation.
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The HEATED TxRx-The weather was Z little more
agreeable yesterday the thermometer having indicated
during the hottest part Of the day only about eighty
degrees The following u . comparative liable of ths
temperature on July II for four years.
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

A SrRoNo Pill FoK CASADA.-Some years
ago there existed in New York quack doctor
whose pills operated for . period of six
weeks. A similar kind Of pill has just been
administered to our sick neighbor, Canada, by
General Banks In Congress. This pill will save
Canada from many fevers Of uneasiness and
alarm. If 1t operates for six years 30 much
the better. 1t will keep of the Fenian chills,
the Confederation cramps, the Parliamentary
rash, the Reciprocity itch, the monarchicsl
spssms, and all other political distempsrs
which have afflicted feeble little Canada for
some time past. II will no doubt most
thoroughly scour, cleanse and purify her con-
stitution and improve her bodily health amaz-
ingly. The Parliament at Ottawa should pass
vote Of thanks to General Banks for this
timely and invaluable prescription. 1t is
rarely we find in Congressional doctoring so
capital specific for disordered political sys-
tems