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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

SusP4xsioH Bxlp0s, Nay 3.
A disp(ch states that the river last sve>
ming FROM Black Rock to Tonawanda was
filled wid small boats carrying Fenians to
Canada.
It is RI ortsd that three Fenian vessels
landed aaunber Of troops and some san>
mons in GAvslly Bay, bat Il needs confirms
alton. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

H1911 : ,1~1,e1e. $500,
Am wAICM ES,
nDae1a ~ Wal PA A. nn~ne.
:. sonsss"snos = We iese.a nees decnse - goss
~ s'.'" sao ~ '.' .ssen.s used IN sae manu.ae-
.., ~ 70. sou.. ..u :. .1'on % SUI 'uEs.ea
u.,ne' wo NV ieu.Oea ou' PRICES 70 = -" pos.'
' -. -.s
WIN Ss~ - oTs
% snas no one need hsstaes 70 my wsteh now s'u
the expectation that will BE- cheaper at some future
time. The test II ten years aud tho manufacture and
| sale Of
More than So, 0oo Watches,
have given our predictions ~ very highest rank
among timekceperB. Commeacing with the deter
minaon to make only thoroughly excellent watches.
busness ~ stskdily increased ~ the pablo b.
came acquainted with their value until FOR MONTH
together We have been unable 10 supply The demands
We have repeatedly enlarged factory buidines until
they now cover over three sores Of ground and give
accommodation to more than eight hundred workmen
W. ase fnlly jneti6sd h stnting That we now make
MORE THAN ONE-IIALF or ALL THE WATCH.
Is SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. The dihtr-
%. - .Ie a's".sass.a ~ "e E''ov"S uaoe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

uADAME REMINGTON, the worid-rcnswDed
Aesulostst and eomambalstic Clalrvoysnt, wh1e
Asoyant state, dsllasatss ts very iea1nrss - ~
sse you - 70 many, md by TIE ~ q - inssfs-
- Of nsense power, known u The PsycAomo(rcpe.
guarantees to produce perfect and lifelike pctare
d the fsturc husband OF win u the applicant. With
dase Of marriage occupaoa. leading tfalts q char
srtef. Ac. This = no inpositioa, = tesiinOaiah
NAout nsnbes u a.seft - sating placs = NH,
~, dspDsioa. colo. q eyss aad half. "a eecosA1
ny eents, end stamped envelope sddrssaea ~ ~.
- ysa ~n receive - p1etass By rstns nAi1, -
getber Win aeelrel iulbsnaaisa. M iHfs
Address In confidence. MADAME OEkrnupE RKnuB
-, 2. o. Dw ~ Wsst Truy. n. Z. natssaewsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

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IL AsS~A
~ sAe
Fr0o New Yof1x.
Ylpw Yes. IusVA
Attxk2AD1 o1so4 m9b3p1,l1Au1ba
Il Health ysutday. President 0shultx,
~ - eonmiso which - ruosntly o.
pointoa . go WttA The Quaeaotioo 60.
nissisa asd = se3aiaeisses u s9iUp.
0&kp1rrA1 II ~ bint = "a
~ = ~ y . ID ~
ss:k . n. ss,s:: - :.': e ~, .se
tasts u Leo land, Staten Island, and he
New JsfseYleee agozl Aaeesously hestils,
end win 81. ,dee any circumstances, ssr>
ssudse a u of their coil. NJ. Dssgsn
rsoasksd 4 but lsr The nseehents "
Nv HHl10( - ANNA 1hkt&H
N8ued6A Udk6Iikk eke BOARD 70 occupy
. suitable = under the right Of eminent
domain. + Swinburns reported that
mosV'oAmo 10Q|fAo0 s1et46 Uett0tioO
,s1 aesssI. no on. oiss ' .sps He
a Dasd iri1aAk 3lAts1D 56t t6aA MS1
other chok ship arrived to-day be could
not providccommodst,on for her passen>
eere.
Forty -6xhoussnd three hundred emf
grants arid 1t this port during the
mouth Of ~. Three Thousand seven
hundred asot cosnfsd, 10 ths above, who
| are In thchoIess slips now lyiag in
| quarantine
= The perae papRs hnvo tlN j>llovluo
epecial dispches from Washine ton
Itis saidat there il Z prospect that thu
Houep ftnipvr eenmitte~. vill - 9
rsn1b I ~ 1.-The k1a6l8 q tt6IS in.
vestieatioup to the ALLEGED complicitv o.
JED. Dayiin The asssesinasioo Of "
Uncolh.a 1t Of ne testimony rseenGy
tsksa has b, with reference to the ante
&e3lA6ua. g SsSs cut . 90 saaine
Davis. Thssstimony % far is damagin,
In the extre, 70 The vitnesses thus reiies
upon. MOST them are shown to be sbsu
|doned charsrs and villains of the deepes
-, s.ht ltnL LII ~. s,,gtss,
The c;tiss Of Alexandria are m,oovinI
beyond Incorporation limits to escap'
~. o.,..s~,. ..~.. ;,S...nas~. ~ N
;ns...si ,sys. I1n;tsd ~" ,;censs An.
"..t t9'sytt.s:s.S SS.ss ~
e2OO. 600 o Of . population of 500,
whites and lacks. Two thirds of tn
Gtofes afs fSent. and businesa il beihl
driven ffou1he place. Adams Expres
Comn.n. me- h.sn ...s...'' sso odo 4,
the rebel @ieipsl authorities, is anon
r.. Trss,. n.,.,.m.,. ~. ;..,.a
c;rcnl.r .rd,rt ~ .vsr~ no..~..ssr -
;.:. s .ns 900 ~ ss s :.'a s@ 49, y
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ircome t.~ ~ ' -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

FIR. LARAMIE, May 3O-The Indian peace
commissioners arrived this evening. There
is large attendance of Sioux, Arnpah0es.
and Cheycnnes. The prospects for treaty
Of peace are flattering Tie council opens
June LIST. >
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

= : - - : - = : :. O151x JGIO1s
= NJ. r. -. III G>As Rsi1sds's
Gen.. B4sy : ksrsI zessiyn Mn - com
0and ifoo Bulslo to the mouth Of the
- 10 rp0a( 81
The So adthsfisiss should cAll ~ w
militia ohs the fluuei>el y prevent hostile
expedition from leaving the United States.
sne = ~ he rAvsts prsPsrts fsoa =
Gtt0csl6n y mo6d.
f0lessd Us. 0aAS7, Lisat. Gen. |.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02
CnnDlaPn.

New York, June 1.-Dr. Bissell's report
to-day shows that SO new cases and deaths
from cholera have occurred on board the
Peruvian and Union vessels since last re-
port, leaving % cases on the Hospital ship.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

tncy arc suhjcct.-32 pn6ye DsmnhDct
scalcd envelope free The Cherokee pills arc soli
~ all drugrste III ~ W. bOx. six boxes for A. -
!ncy are sent by mail. bee Of postage, in an ordinary
cstcr i'se tom obscr. stiop by addressing HE ~
Wopnot9s. u. ". X AEkWlN, 81 Walker st.. New
I0k. N. b.-Chcrokee Pills No. 3 arc prepared -
ease., vixen mildcr medicines fail theee ~
s:ea y na. postage fec. receipt Of Is The prce
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02
sr. 1.o1ts aRA1N BLsvAron
CHl,GEs FOR STORAGE, &C.

InspsctiOa. .s.................1-00e > bushsl
Trimming ACKNOWLEDGEMENT + bsshel
Weighing. \ ..lHe = 100 D.
S0or6a- Ike = bushel fo1 10 days, M
" 3 bus6s or every subsequent 10 days, d
fractional - thereof.
00c1kll, if seved-Whesa, Rye and Bas
10y, ~ y 0shel: Com, 10 Do; Oelo, ~ -
same Il ties kc Do.
lDrayae 80 steamer, h soeks-Oato
lc 3 bushef Wheat, Corn sud Rye, 11<c Dc
Barley lkc4. TO within limits bouuded nurt1
By North II let street, west b. fifleenGl steset
south By UHutesu Avenue. n bulk Or IN seek,
lxc : 6ust1 beyond above limits - u. "a
sast y. Lo1 dePots. 90 100 NE.
~ Conrad ~ order ~ ~ Doop1. ~
Aprs5-diyf JOHN r. sAnA. sss'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

New YonK, June LA letter pultOstln4
TO have been written 10 Texas and addressed
70 Col. Roberts, President Of Ne fsniene 4
tbis city, concerning the puschase Of arms
in that State, having been made publie y
Marshal Murray. Col. Roberts called upon
that o61cer yesterday for IN explanations q
to how he became possessed Of II, - be
(COl. Roberts) had never seen II. 4As1hAl
Iurrsy explained that It Was addressed e
box 5i47, the box Of . merchant, t.pened end
handed over 70 him. The Fenian boz h
Sal. This explanation Col. Robefts ~.
CARDS - very unsatisfact0fy and very %.
likely, and also takes the MaTShal to task f6z
making the letter public, claiming that b.
50 doing he shows himself 10 be 10 the ~:
vice Of England. He appeals TO the people
to fr0wn down any tamperine viii In
mails in behalf Of England against down
trodden people, and also against . portion
Of citizens Of this country Who have scaled
their loyalty to the Union with their blood
upon every battlefield SHINE its existence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

- - ON1NDA1s - w.
"Pro Dsne Publloe.'s
Rravase Diseases Cared n she
Shortest 0Po0a101O o1ma0
BY OR YOUNG, lAas u Philadelphia who has ccstcd
hioDseK permanently, at No. Is Third ~, PITTS
BURG, PA. He addresses oil those who have injured
Themselves By Improper indulgence and solitary hah
It's. which ruin both body and mind. unatting them
Tor either busness. study Of marriage. He has dis
covessd tAe most Certain. opesdy Al only ADs4ual
Ready In the world Tor On Private blsesss Of Wat
ever natss. weakness u the hack aad Lishs, strc.
turea A1ctiom Of tie kidneys and Madden lavslun-
tary D0ueArgcs. lmpolency, Oencsal DetolQs hsr.
voasass Dyspepsia. lAuGuor. Low Spirit, Csa6aeua
Of Idssjs Paptation Of the Heart. Tlmidity, rrcm.
hing, Dinness ofsight 0sddness. Disease Of the
Head. Throat. Nose or Skin, AGscsioss u ne Liver,
Lanas. stonsch u Dowcls-si,sse tssrib,e dsosdssa
esising nom the Solitary HABITS of Youth -tbess
sscass - sooary psscscs moro fAeal 10 theis VIZ
taas than ~ song u 0ytcns 70 he Hasissrs d
Ulysscs bHghting their most bsiant hopes q antic
ipat!ons, rendering marriage, &C.. impossible.
The fearful effects on the mind ase much 70 b.
dreaded-Ioss q nssesH Csa1sdsn Of lssas. D.
precision Of Spirits Fv Forbodings, Aversion tosoci
ety. eslflDiseuet Love seaoltu1c. riaaiaNy, &c e,
sq1ae Of the evilG ptodaosd.
whst The cepss Of tsir decllsing heaih, osag the
vleor. bcconfIng week. pais. neevoas and e'nsciaed
~ aSss e. so'ss u sys'' eossl
An EknKNA 0O0Us fOR THE LADIES, . COT
pc.sd psspassd and sd oaly b. u. Yeuag warast
6ocd. iapsrsis9 NV sos "a sesiyity 3 IL o,cscS
psics q pr besis 0osenaes eases II Iss9 sesoina
NJ rsqsiss No !. wh1.A = isar dsesess strosSs'
PERSONS q : Sisssscs - ss:sssr sse,r ,y~,,s~,
~ ard Occopalb0n, caareceive 0e6iciue b expeoD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02
DAN. Castello's, :, J.

.sss.ao Dan. Castello'S ...inrs
TRIUMPHANT DnoCiasoioN
sspsssss /. posas II os.nAssr, xzssst - ~,
}esscs :sSssea.sss ser 'ss eS6.sS 8 ~ -.
Paae~nts Of Royalty and Chivalry
.>A-tt 81 -dsms-isiyfssohs
0lsrless 0slaea Days srshe lssh
o. n G4lleakfl ss..,tS f~
Than any .a1saps = aa,iGe Ms1 slsseee syss
S u:ssrs1 S' 2 n,eaass'ia' e'ss e y -
q - sAsR1(ilere1kH4e0
=: ~ 10. sss :s'sss.ss. -; -
0O0oronotayv'o silver Genet
VI: an :1.s. -. 81 a. - -, ::
49, 81. q ks. Fga62 1Ra3!
~. Dens. Csgss. waean. Te.ts. Mas4ssS, O..
ss.s:. Tsaapns siss - n ~ .paeSs oFsss'.
1neska>n61 InlliaenS sAi<lfUS<1a6e..
0re9a AeeaAelp
~ Aids psessss - kelghA q ~ alss, C41psal
s|1s q: ! & fl s:ss.s s . 49, = -
- = sasS6s 0sass = nsssE s1IttGae
QUEENS caaalaeE = srI1r,.
ssPsss vsAlsss. ~ = w $3.50 Cssss.
bs:.. = I: = ~ ~. ~ - s;;''
THE LION KING!
-, -: =. ass,z,s =: ~: K 80. - ss4sss
e ~ nssa4 lsllsee1 y eOsgu1eeos se2ooa0o
Dsnt - wheelA rsq11sisg eAeaoi1oa oem1so q
S:1 aeaD - 1Isnisa Ssssds = 49, ~ -
.ssi:, - ss;ss III IL s - s. or
$50. - q ~ s:s a. III IS. ::
6 5s:s,sk,: = ~, stz5sna:::
Perfectly q this UAsw = ~ slhss teoeo1iae e
,I tQ H E3ssIssIl$aO 2 lisassa
Dsv's'nposf, 1ips91(IS;yi IT, -
l1tA, ~ '1lIsss -
49, nseaR1s 40aSs1avbllGU1
,gsaPxa. argssny,
sd ADMISSIONS. i, 20
Ad.lts asd QAi11sss 80 tsnsss ~ eGn1A
J1ilarsa 49, - yslss 4.sA.A
| s.l.. + ''s'''' ~ -
nanennAs 4ep1 ss1r;.s'''
1nlIs. GneGDE, z1sls 'lsss .11 ~
sS-byp ssK tssk
.lHAE g0lUt yibsaspk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

RODu00 URu11uDDe
ELMRA, Juns 1.-The Oh A9yy(and cav
airy regiment I'D pa.t Of th1 Resaen army
of invasion. under the command Of Col
Dennis Donoughse, pea.ed through this city
en- route for Ogdensburg. They humber
about GO men. While waiting for thP teei9
they sot INTO fight among shense1vee q
the depot No deadly weapons ofany kind
we're used. Very many had their eeada
badly damaged and blood nan quite plenti.
fully. The men are mostly young, many Of
them having been in the rebel array during
the war. They had with them six cases o!
muske,s and eight boxes Of ammunition and
rations marked H. d. Hackley, Potsdain
St Lawrence Co. They are very enthusi
astic and sapguine Of SUCCESS.
Report from Corning say that 0Oo fenian'
for Buffalo. 4
The news from Canada created much u
Icitemcnt among tho Fenians hers. q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02


Dav4psss MARKET Repsrs.
OsSse o. Sns DAvsxposs DsaoonAs.
Jsas .. lsss.
FLeua.- Wholesale. per Dbl. $3.50
sacks, e6.6O
bulk 86.Oo.
tail in Dbl. $500.
~1IT s s:iHs1: 4 g g. %. ,~t.t# u
S Sss:Is Esss. s,!.I =; ,s. +
wasAr. e. J, old, sl.tS No \ new u.
sCoss. -s3ssc. sss>e. '5s P"s
ssB. b.. 4eess. Nos. ssssssts. :
PorAross }s0Acc. wt7
Sus4.s IS
Eses--1k@l5c
CoAI-i9 =. depot; tic Al leves yssa.
wooD.-1e7s:
Nv York Maekoe.
Cotton let At ssc.
Flour-l4e .ctive and stesty u 4sSs@s.s'
for Ex. St4 Is 4o@$s. SO R.h. o.
I Wheat mer and unchanged, e2:le@2 70
choice new1b. better latter Tor small lots and
outside pr qe3.07; choice new No. 1l.75.
Rye-Fiq94c Western
Corp-Ozned : shade frmer, closed dull x
lower 7IcQ%; damaged new mixed 62c184Lc;
sound closte at s2c@sa ahoat S51lc yellow; S5s
choice whiss
Nats-F4s quiet at 501<c05l1 new.
PO4k-B4ky 1t $50. 5O@ SO. 81 new mess clos.
ing 90. 62i Fash; 81. 25429.75 old.
Lsed-O1ed 9rm, q ls14@s2k.
whisky seady = ss.h.
q LATEST MARKET.
n:s 4 "a tuii - arsspAe - esa,~su
Whess-l hssa qulse - ~sshssf ehsnsc.
Cofn-Cpd l@3c lower, and dull.
Pork-Ced duil pew ness oeo.s2k cash.
M 4 ------- - 4 IN
~ WAssae 0AA1ha
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

0100 81. Louie.
TIME FOLLOWING LIGHT ORA UGHT
i boatshewiDg excellent Passenger accommo-
dations win form 1 tsi.weskly line between Dsv-
enpofe ed 81. Louis Pase6gsfsed shippers
cas rely uPoa pfcnpsness and &seatch. fhs
and have entered ne trade foe The u aeou. Pie
officers propose BY attsuoaon. and far 1ealin& to
merit Ashafe q The oblic patronage Bin Of
ladins Signed sof ~ paints on the lower rivers.
TUESDAfB,
silver l.alse Ne. Z, Capt. Lewish. Teld;
Clcrk, wn. Williams.
~.TnURonAYs, ago !.
star'lfxhss Capt. J. +. Power; Clsrk -
bdWef.'- n d. ~
Nellie 1cealke. Capt. D. 4. Burnsat;
CIesk, T. \. Roberts. ~
9. A. T1LRBlNE. AkeAt.
oneAS-dM Once foot Of Brfdy slseeA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02
DANKnN0 MOUSE OF
Jay Cooke e.. Co.,
Cor. Wall I Nassal Sis. New York.

- 0ahecaea vto ous hUaeee d Pa0eds1phiA ~
washingtons " have opsasd NEW YORK llOUsH
1t absve at the shpve location. and or our servicel
70 Dail1, DAAAss6 ard lnvsseussSss M Transacted
u thes business In this CIV. Including purchases
asd saje Ut GovEnNnrnr Sfcrlal,rs. ssucks. Donps
40 eAD. We ~ cooStnseiy rspsssetsd u Ssaape1
Rxchaage and Gold nsasd. where 0sdsss sent - On
psoa1bA1 Alied. Ne Keep on haad mn supply of
GovEBNmBNf SECURITIES OF ALL lSSuE1
hsyiag and selling It csent pficss snd allowing CO.
rspoadsats ts nsst liberal rates The aarket sbsds
aps.d4wly JAY COOKE 4 CND,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02
CHI + Il o u FEE PILLS.
o.. Eesoe0te ussfnfnr.

Cure Suppressed. Excessive and Pain
ful Mcrc'vnseion. Green sickness. Ner.
vc'le and Spinal Affections. Pains IN the
Hack.Skk Headache Il itldiness, and m
stsscsres That spring from irregulasity
BY removing the cause and ali elIcCis
that artrc from 1t. They arc perfectly
sale 10 AL cases. except when forbidden
nv dircetions. and easy to administer.
~ they arc nicely sugar coated. They
should hc In hands Of every Maiden.
Vile and Mother In the land. Ladies
can address US In Conscience, and ststc
tneir complaints In full. a. We treat M
Femsic com plaints. and prepare med.
tctner suitable for all discusses which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

Nv YSr1s Dlseaks.
&. N.v Yea., Jsns !
o''s ops asd elossa = May.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-12-19
New York, Philadel-
pIlia, Harrisburg
and Baltimore
the same
Evening.

RETURNING, will leave Tunkhannoek'on the
arrival Of stages connecting with the Passenger Mail
Tram in the evening, making connection at Me-
shoppen with stages tor TowandI ahd other points
Nrrthward,
Arrang" "ments have been made for the carrying OF
all EXPRESS PACKAGES which will be promptly
and carefully delivered.
Horses and Carriages on hand at all times to for
ward passen ers to any pont betwe n MeshOpp and
Laceyville.
p S. Having leased the above line of stagfs
and horses of d. Hankins0n with the mail Line
from Tunkhaunock to Wy'lusng in connection with
NJ. A. Ellis we are prepared to forward pas
sengers through ut reduced rates. Being thankful to
customers for past fav they respectfully solicit
a continuance Of the s.me,
Meshoppen July 18th 1865,
W. IL CORTRIGhT
NJ \ ELLIS.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-12-19

The Wonderful Flexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will he experienced particularly in all crowd
ed ASS nbIies. Operas, Carriages. Railroad Cars
Church Pews Asm Ch lirs, for Promenade and
Hous, Dress as the skirt be folded when in
use u occupy a small place lily and conven-
ientiy as Il Silk or Muslin Dress inval uable
quality in criDOlino, not found in any Single Spring
Skirt.
A LADY having enjoyed tho pleasure, comfort, and
great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring Skirt for sing day. viii never after
wards willingly dispense with their use. For
Children, Misses aid Young Ladies they are super-
or to all Others
Spring but will preserve their perfect graceful
shape when three -four or diHary skirts will have
been thrown aside as useless The h ops are COW
cred with double ard twisted thread, and the bot
tom rods not only double springs. but twice (or
d ,ube) covered; preventing them from wearing ONE
zen dragging dewn stoOps, stairs, DC,
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favcrite with all
ladies' and is universally recommended by the
Fashion Magazines as the STANDARD shlhI of
THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following rnestimable advantage Ia
Crinoiine. viz supreme quality, perfect manulas-
tura stylish shape aud finish, Flexibilly durability.
comfort and ccoInrnv enquire for J W. Bradieys
Duplex Elliptic Double Spring Skirt, and be sure
a nd get the genuine article.
CAUTI0N.-To guard against IMPOSITION be
particular 10 NOTICE that skirts offerei as "DC>
| PLEX" have the red ink stamp, viz, 81. W. Brad
| ley's Duplex Elliptic St~el Springs" npea the
| WA stbaDi-nOne Others are genuine. Also notice
that every Hoop will admit pin being passed
through the centre, thus revealing the two Tor
doublej springs braided together tn rein, which 10
the secret eG their FIexibility and strength, and
! combination rot To he found in any other Skirt.
For Sale in all Stores where First Class skirts are
| sold tn roughout the States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Soc Owners Of the PatenA
VESTS BRADLEY CAREY,
| o. Chambers 81 Reade Sts., n, Y.
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MUSIC STORE!

sg- Also agent for CHICKERING'S DECKER
BROS. and HAINES BROS PIANOS and
TREAT. LINSLEY l. cos MELODE0NS.
Also keeps general stock OF the smaller Musica
instruments, Sheet Music, DC.
? gg> Church md Sunday School Singing Books
Instruction Books Of all kins any of whiyh will be
sent by mail upon receipt of the marker price.
Orders from DEALERS and TEACHERS especial
ly solicited. Address
j.. b POWELL, Scranton, Pa
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700 STAR
CELEBRATED
RTGTrOP PILLS.

A UNIVERSAL DINNER PILL
Yor Nervous and Sick Headarh, Cos'iveness, Indi-
geston, Dyspepsia Biliousness, c nstipation, Dar-
ThGa, Colics. ChilIs Fevers. and general derange-
msnt Of the Digestive Organs.
EC Boxes, Is c's. so cts, and 81 sizes
e Sold by all Druggists everywhere
E@r And by HENRY R. CoSTAR, Depot asa
Broadway, N. Y.
- And by J. W. LYMAN / Co, Tunkhannock Pa
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R. ]. HAL COX.
MESHOPPEN PA.

Respectfully announces to his GUS
toners and the public that he has
onhand andisprepared to manufacture
to order, on short notice, all kinds of
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

The MORNING TRAIN from New York con-
meets at MANUNKA CHUt X with lhe tram leaV
ing Philadelphia (Kensington Depot at I ~ D. IN
and at GREAT BEND with the through Mail Train
on the Erie Railway, with sleeping car attached
stopping at all the principal stations on that road,
apd arriving at Buffalo at 10 a,
TIL EVENING TRAINS from New York con-
meets at MANUNKA CHUNK with the train leav-
ing Philadelphia (kensington LepotD at . 81 P. m
arrives at StrantOn at Il:30 where 1t remains t'il
10 25 next morning, when it leaves, arriving al
Great Bend at l2 55 p. M, connecting with the Day
Express West on the Erie Railray.
Eastward.
The MORNING TRAIN FROM Great Bend con-
meets tn re with the Cincinnati Express on the Erie
Railway from the West; at Manunka Chp with
a train for Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
arriving in Philadelphia at o.3U p. M and at New
Hampton with tram for Easton. Bethlehem, Al
lentOwn, Reading and Harrisburg, arriving at har-
risburg at $50 p. m.
The EVENING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets there with the New York Express On the Ex-
press on the Erie Railway from The West; at Ma
nunka CHUNK with train which runs to Belvilere
where it lies over until o'clock the next morning
and at New l. a nptOn with Express Train TOR
Aaston Bothlyhe Allentown, Reading and Har-
risburg. -
At SCRANTON, connections made with
trains on the LackawanLa and BloGmshGr@ Raul
roam to and from Pittston, Kingston, WilkeSbnrre
Berwick Bloomsbury Danville, Northumberland
Harrisburg and intermediate stations, ard with
rains on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad TO
and from CarbOndale and interMediate stations
WATTS COOKE, Supt.
R.A HENRY, General Ticket Agent. je29f
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&T-Soo PER YEAR.

S1.a0Oo We wan want agents ms%. er.
erswhere to sell our IMFRnYkp $50 Sewing Machines
Three new kinds, Euder and upper feed Warrau-
ed five wears. Abore sa ry or large commissions
paid. The ONLY machines sold in the United States
tor less than TO- which a e fully licensed by Howe
Wheele- Wilson, Grover Buker, Singer & Co.
ana Bachelier, All other cheap MachIncs are in
rringelnents AMI The seller liable To ar
rest. fine and imprisonment. Circulars fr e. Ad-
dress or call upon Shaw Clark. Biddsford, Maine,
~&aSi lp4%$
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-07-14

GREAT FIRE IN THE On. REGroXs.-A Ii.
tnSvIIe, Pa, during the thunder storm, on
Saturday night last, the lightning struck the
gas pipe of the Western Union Telegraph
well when fire was quickly communicated
to the tank. which exploded, and the burn
ing oil ran down the Bennchof run. com,
mnnicatlng the flames to several other tanks.
which in turn exploded and caused one OF
the heaviest conllagrationS ever experienced
in the oil regions. Between eighteen and
twenty large producing wells were burned,
including two or three large flowing wells,
among which were the Sheridan and Western
Union Telegraph wells. The Sheridan had
eight or nine tanks filed with oil, all OF
which was destroyed. As far as We can
learn, 10000 barrels of oil were DESTROYED
The stream Of oil was a foot deep as it run
down to Oil Creek. There were also be-
tween twenty and thirty derricks destroyed
the wells of which were in various stages of
completion. The loss cannot be estimated
at present, but is very heavy.