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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17


u the only physician q . Specialist now In
Chicago th6l can be entirely relied upon. 90 70
mn, and mot suffer Disease 70 remain in your sys-
tenn, disHguring youfface aDdbody, besides de-
strsying your happiness and future p, aspects in
life. lie has made personal diseases and nerv.
ous debility his study for the last twenty yesrs.
cad u therefore the person whom all afflicted
sheuDd consult. No one ever hesrd Of patient
Of bic - bsing cuss4siscs ~ hes been IN ~
city. His repststion has voschers IN al the city
pagers, bis patients ard the medical profession
bOsh here and abroad, . being the most skilled
0pecjslise here, and : thorough master 81 his
fofsse;on. II Ill others fail. dons despair; give
him call. Il 10 ooly eoa.mos oeceurrsnco With
hin 70 cure sucA cases. His rooms are separate
tor ladies and gentlemen, and the most complete
II the city Consultation free snd confidential
Odlcs No. ne South Cla,k street, eoruer Of
Monroe half . block from the Post Office. 20.
Dsx l8A, Chicago. III. O4ce hours from :.
1ssS 81 iis ..0siAe . HEALTH" paIlisAea
oonthly. free Of charge.
YOUro 1W, TAgD PAas5cuiAR NofSH. Doctor
Biee1Dw devetes much Of his time 10 tbe treat-
oenk u these ooeoe cessed y secret habit thst
ruius both Mid ssd boy, snattisg ne upfor.
ten41e Individual for either business or soc,sty.
h nd e1ects Of these early habits. Or the ex-
oo0see Of ripper years, 10 - Weaee end 6e6i1itass
~ constitution. destroy the ply steal and mentel
poWets. diminish and eo1eeOle the natural feel
NJ tleasures Of life ere merre", the object d
0esSiAge frustrsted, aad existence itself fssder.
9 ss IN 1879 s. ssasasss -
fiaeoJ skouIa lose 10 time in making immedia1e
pSlieatioa, - DR.. B., By bis new treasnept. 4
saahled 70 sasure speedy aad permanent cnrs.
o. 10 =. CLARK e. CT. 1ssres. Iocts
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frhius vuu hvEhcawo time Which 10 twelve ain
e utas lester t6aa nossnrust ti0A
AF3RRe MONDAY, JAN. lese,
I\/and aatil GaRtlses notics, trains vuI leave
Davenport daily, (Sundays excepss4los tolious:
eSs an. Espsess fer Ksllegg asd Washington
$40 a. T. freight for kellogg nd ~ aehingtos
ffainD srrise q Dsvsnpast dsilv, (ssndays e.
ssEoed) - follows: .b-
Ton. Il Ts.tfJ sf4fr77l IL
y 4 SQr.s.sxpsess fssmKalloeg aadw sshington
The Q Is .. IN. tsaie Out Of Davenpest, makes
q sshioreoo. with ehe Western StaGp Goa star
ga Sos I'll poinAs wsss, Sssth-Wsas, ed NORTH
West X I ~3t sm H. 4tsy
Tpaia fr0n - west connect q Dsvesp@t
Wlth tsAins ofthe Chcsgo Beck Island ~ 'of
al psinAs East. North, ssd Sosth. a. 4,
passsneers ses ssuiadsd Of the neessMty .!
giving disainst diyeeions ~ 20 the destination -
yaagses, also " presure tickets before taxing
he1 snats il the ca4a. 4. Ain4Ai&. SAD T.
luAasar,,fsrA Ian 1sk 1a6G-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

|, 1856. Wlutet ArraastmeAt. 1856.
Lon AND AFTER MONDAY. JAN. lss 1855
~ and until further notice, trains win leave
Davenport daily, Csundsys excsPted) as ssl'o~s;
- Night sxPres ..;.;.s.-,.:.;:::.i;..:.! o." q,
1T Night express Il. :.....-.:s y, =
"a DAILY express and mail train ......5 ~. ?. T.
All rains over this route are in direct connect
tioa = Chicago With trains over both the Nish q
ga sosthsrn, Michigan Central. Pittstnrg. Fort
X. edo Columbus, Clevelsnd. Cincinnati,
~" tirk. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba;
Rittsbtrg, Dn.
~. New York, F.. the necessity
Washington. sac '-stiastion
Passengers are reminded a. -Svve
Of giving distinct directions AZ TO the e..
Of their baggage, also to procure tickets be-.
taking their seats IN the cars. the conductors
collect fes cnly 10 the stations the line Of the
Chicago and Rock lalandRailrosd. "a .x7
II. BEAROSLY, Ass't Gen. Supt.
Davenport, Jan. I. 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

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I tlea. Chnsess 0znsUsA eO1s1hVssA -
6thAniAAaA savD 49, - Aaoaao AeBesa
|aoooi thUqsk 6elu.G iolen,ds1sf - -
|fA1aaes sqnsainieg ", ~ iJtd1a ~ ~
~ Us Vllsln6SB tash Ne( 10 l1t 8,
I - heleA leokisg, = y slppe6o1s III,
~ eale and he once ApGB.s,9 ea.1nGoo4
(fSHSt se6ve o6sk, but Ssse1qtlIsaA s1t -.
1 ~ dose beltsd On ~ fhbio9 nv 49,
| eetsrsd By the bask aees, yAieAs ~ 1ee6s,
~ fund HE safe deeeaoAAnafh Oeohe
- Of money gone. Ssoesu0tceuDsesfeoA.
| ~ learn, - - ~ psssse vAe sssss ~
81 not saillesst e .stsens q adsss,H @.
y Auoruss vsrs.As Con-, -'C6lpt ~ AS
|idet. an old eitisss Of lndiahaQdiav - -
&jday and was buried - Sua6ey.I hesos
ljehacd 70 IndiaAspSais in 1889, and ~ -
| W. and shot deer vherf NGsalpglea ekAes,
in thas city, hss1leceesd..al.. .. ss-, .sA'
| DsArB o. A PsnsiorRDs--En. SysAeooD
! Cowriey. Of tn lokAt imtaaA rlsa1ieaD ~
Death Of william Obey, vpsaslsusrt ~ 30l
I 4 ~ s1vAacf ~ efess Axndtee ~ ~
vptss aad sessA dayS. l,.,',laIlI
Il is announced that th6 general opinion
Int the City Of Nsxiep isfhM Ne rsseat dsao
~ the Imperial Ainisew ~ F1oaeoe -
bahsed BY poiso0. -. Z. -. :. -n'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

ThiS u No Hair A0e.
1,RA ~ NENSE l$Uyns 9A yheh this
i p9b9a9o2 ~ met oafsAg - tafttims 4
il he1 6eenlsfOsS ths. pueIisl has iao
tAoS..nda and 81 els.ss@ seC = 9 ~ 80 i
.nd TRUE Hair Restor2t}tl' sf6e Eureka has
tres ialryausea ,sse ali the principal eies both
RaI "a Wed, Ind hes ing faishfsiit pstsraed
all that is aimed for il, hss superseded II other
Hair Preparations Pie Hsrsks rsvts.A Gray
liar TO its OF iginal color prevents the ir from
falling out. =, causing healthy cond,t.'s o. the
md yJutH iii aSprafance VIVA no other W pre-
&. .tssss: ss s.ss. ~ ~
.Sout soiling scslp or hands. Manufsc-
y. whslesal+ and retail, by
,..d lisitsls II ~ fl40E4s, sole levA4, I y
med and ..,.. '.sset 81. Lonis Mo.
Rob-, sS III Cn'-
49, - ~ r,,,.. who 49,
ago. Ssevenson CsfnahAn, Agvn.
'oft, and for sale BY all Druggists. Prices-.
YER bottle octl2 d6w6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17


Every family at this season, should use
SPEER'S SAMBURG PORT WINE
Celebrated IN Europe for ts medicinal rnd beneficial
l'nMies. highly esteemed by eminent ph sirinss used
y, European and american Hospitals. alr b, some u
the Ills families IN Europe anu America.
A. ICNIC-l has no equal. cnusiug an appetite
ana building ny The system, being entirely pure wine
Of . most vnrablc grape.
AS DluRE1 Ic II imrafts healthy action ofthe
Glande. Kidneys aud rinary Ogafm very beneficial In
Dropsy, tioti ard lhv,maic affections
SlEAR ) WlNL is pure aItt,lo from the Juice Of
fhe Tort Grape. posscrsing mcdi'al prophecies snpe
t1Df 70 any other Inc IN use aud an excellent article
Nv aii weak and debtited persons ard the aged and
fn'lrii. improving The appetite and bcncntn. ladies
and children
1rj u once. and you will no; be deceived.
SB b. sure the signature Of AlrLED sPEER 10 over
geek o. each bottle.
SCld BY Suagsis and all rst class dealesp who allen
cell the CASTILLO PORT brandy, . choice old
article imported only BY Mr. specr, direct from III.
valley oiUporto.
~ Trade supplied by Wholesale druggists IN New
York !rsion lhiiaaclphia and s.. L:ais. And by
4. spEEh. a. bio VINEYARD IL New Jersey. rrinci
Pr! Office. ass Broadway, New York.
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON & STARKS
WhOle1nle ard Retail druggists. Doca-dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

-. '''n Swelling Of The Gland,
Co1o, ~s'
""msls Breast. aud
I''ner oI the Face, Neck, D .. detect
anouId De taken ~ soon ~ the swelling :.
~, mus preventing their breaking. aud produc-
f.nre 70 many Of the younger portion Of tie
60. amusisy, from six 10 twenty years Of age ~
onus children are very subject 10 Discharges
froS, fhe he.s. which depends upon = Sorofuloua
consti6utiOs. 1.lese Cases anon recover by taking
n few doaes u Nv lite Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

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t1ei0n of ~ Heart, HystsrIu. - W Ssss, 6.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

CONSTITUTION LIFE HY8uP parse the
- stem esliseiy ttsm. sA thNsNk effects &. IL q:
Neak 1oints 4nd Kheupaatic Pains hhich the use
OF Cslomel u sure t. produce II hsetehS SpSM-
" Gums and secure : the Teeth - Hnsay - ever.
Csnslitutlsa Lits Sys1p
EradIcsses. root nd brsnss,,A IN Eraysivs Dis
eases Of the Skin, Ike
Ulcers, Pimples,s Bletehos,
ArS..u other difficulties Of thu ki@d, which 90
ssuch dis6vure the outwsrd sppearancs 81 bOth
males aud females. often making then adssguss'
jag sejsca 70 shemsstvss aud tAsir frisa ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17
ron ALL Fonzas Or
uLceRATIve DISEASES,

Either Of Of the Nose, Throat. Spine, rsrsAssd
q scalp. no remedy hes ever nroved its squal.
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depend-
ing upon diseased actios ofthe Liver, are very
unpleasant TO the yenng wife ssd mother. A few
bottles u Cseseituti0s Life syrup vill sosrsst
The secsstiea, and rsasevs he deposit which u
directly uodsr ~ skin.
Dissiness. sndirsetio. Mi Stenses. 81 ~ 81.
sessted OF csnceross eopditioS Of ~ orgaa, e.
ee0paAfe1 With burning or ether usplessant
symptoms viii b rsl1evs1 By The 80 efCsasti-
tutiss Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

De NERVOUeNE3S. si &
NJ YvoUs Dsbility. Shattered Nss~es. - ".
tuss Dance. Loss Of Powes. CeAiasi0a q
: iaa "a sghts. Epilepsy. seia !.
ThossoD6e Who have snGsssA tee yeers wul
bless the day g whssA they rseA these lincs: =
Rrtioulariy,tu weak, suffering. yemsn vii this
dioine move an insstimable blsssing direct
ing their footsteps 70 Hope which fulh'ls more
than il promises -
N1E1CURNAL DH1EASES.
Salivatioa. A0eains OF Deses. Nod CS1ple1-
ion. Achso - Deneo. Feeling Of ~ saranese.
Dspssaeiaa sf Sparits. rs s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

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70. ~WH."s
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

A. ssssssl Dlosd-Pasifying AGENT The La
0yr6p stesds ssssvallsd y ~ pesp0sAiss =
IL world.
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=, Auditors Seal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

Lpsses IN process Of aajaeemsnt. 5000 %
s. IiONE, President
10 .l.o 4. tsss u. .. OURRY, Het9etafy
Subscribed and sworn before me, tl,is I'd day 81
January, 4. u. 1866.
Witness my hand and official real.
TAOS. IL THOHNKI1.
Commissioner for Iowa In New York.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 90 1866
Rev Mr. HARRIs-Dedr Sir: A letter recently
received, informs me that Miss ALICE KNIGHToN
has accepted a position in the Susquehanna Insti-
tute. l congratulate the school on an arrange
ment which, feel assured, will greatly promote
Its own interests. Miss KNIGHroN graduated with
very distinguished honor at the institution over
which preside Her scholarship was thorough
and exhaustive in all the branches usually pur-
sued In full collegiate course, with the exception
OF the Greek and embraced Latin, the Higher
Mathematics and the Higher English studies. Her
proficiency in French and German was also very
marked. And doubt not that she possesses an
aptness for teaching which will render her success
as an educator inevitable.
Very respectfully yours
CHARLES A SMITH.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13

90 an imprisonment in the county jail for the term
Of thirty days.
Com. rs. James Udher-The defendant being
committed to Jail, committed an aggravated as
sault and battery upon q fellow prisoner He plead
guilty to the charge and was fined $50 and costs
o. prosecution, and an imprisonment of two
months in the county Jail.
Com. Is. 4. B. Speacer-In this case the defend
ant was charged with stealing COW, the property
Of Lucinda Slater, of North Towanda. The jury
however, found him not guilty of the alleged of
fence.
Com. rs Henry Schlundn-The defendant was in
dieted for sundry violations of the liquor law, in
Troy borough. He plead guilty, and was sent
enoed to pay fine of $40, and costs of prosecu-
ton
Com. vs. Elnp,aad SD,i4-The defendant was in
dicted at last sessions, a charge of purloining
liquors belonging to Hiram Sherry, of Windham
township. After hearing the evidence, the jury
found him & not guilty"
Com. rs. Perry BueN-The defendant was indict-
ed at September sessions for an assault and bat
tery upon Jacob Grace. The jury found him mot
guilty, but to-pay the costs"
Com. as. Jacob Grdce-Indcted at September
o''4-4S' 4O4 iAiAO1 anu also
selling liquor to minors. Defendant appeared and
plead guilty, upon both indictments
Com. rs Martin McARister-The defendant was
n witness upon the trial of cause at September
sessions and his evidence was such that the Court
directed bill of Indictment to be laid before the
Grand jury charging him with fornication The
Grand Jury returned a ''true bill" and bench
warrant was issued for his arrest. Hewas brought
into court, and plead guilty, whsreupon the Court
sentenced him to pay a fine of S25, and costs of
prosecution.
Com. Elias Tm,yA2, ct. abandonment at
present sessions for conspiracy to defraud After
swearing jury, and hearing portion of the evil
dence, the Court permitted the case to be settled
Com. rs. Nicholas Erorts-The defendant was
charged with perjury, the prosecution growing out
OF matters connected with the above case. The
Court permit noLe proSeqti to be entered.
On presenting petitions and transfers, and filing
and approving bonds, the Court direct the trans
fer of the following tavern licenses
n. P. Wedrick to Charles Benson.
w. w. Decker to II. s. Phinney
In the matter of the Boundary Line between
Leroy and. Canton townships, the Report of the
Commissioners was filed and confirmed nj ST. Ex-
ceptions to the report were also filed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
Sss~ The Reporter is printed upon CAMP
BELLS Country and Job Press, Office No Sc Gold
t., New York. Thomas H. Senior, agent

DONATION TO REV ROBERT DUNLAf-The
people of Towanda and vicinity are respectfully
invited to make donations to Rev. Mr. Dunlap and
family, at the Parsonage, formerly known as the
Mcintosh House, on Second Street, in the after
noon and evening from to 9 F. NJ of Wednesday
Dec, 10, Social calls are desired though refresh
ments may not be expected.
1t is hoped that our community will not forget
that the Baptist Church, of which Mr.. Dunlap is
pastor, though most needing assistance of any in
the place, has not asked for aid, during the past
year while the other Churches have held literally
patronized festivals CHURCH Com.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13
rea. The Connecticut Mntual Tifa ms,

rea- The Connecticut Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company especially has been eminently sue
cesstu in its business, and is established and ad-
mitted as the great and leading life insurance COM
pany Of the country. 1t has during the past year
done the largest business of any life insurance
world. Its receipts have been over S4, 600, OOO.-
Its assets are now over $4,000 O0O and it de-
clares to its policy holders this year dividend of
60 per cent. 1t will have issued during this fiscal
year ending January 81, 1866, over nine thousand
pohclesa result never before attained by any Iife
Insurance company in the world This COMPANY
does business entirely upon the mutual system
and every dollar of its immense funds belongs to
the policy holders Hartford Daily Co,trdnt H.
b. McKEAN, Agent.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13

DRowNED.-TmoTHY FLEMING, employed
on the dam, was drowned on Friday last. He was
on a boat with several other persons, when the
boat approaching too the breach in the Golfer
dam, drawn with the current, and FLE1aIIyG
supposing that it would be swa1nped jumped into
the water. He was not seen after he sunk. The
boat with the others went safely through the breach
Fleming was young man, aged % or % years
This is the fourth death Uy drowning which has
occurred during the repairs on the dam.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13

BURGLAR CAUGHT.-About l o'clock on
Tuesday Morning (says the HIaliamspor, Bulletin, }
Mrs. II. F. Munday aroused Mr. NJ, and called his
attention to an unusual noise. He soon satisfied
himself that some one was attempting to enter the
dwelling (Which is over Lowe & Munday's store, }
and proceeding to the back window, which opens
upon porch, n found a crawling head for
most through the window. Mr.. Munday caught
him by the shoulders and very kindly assisted him
into the room, but did not handle him very deli
cately. The noise brought Mr.. Munday father to
the scene, and the burglar was taken to another
room and guarded by Mr. Munday, ST., while H.
T. lIunday went out and procured police officer
who came and took the fellow into custody He
was taken before the Mayor and co mmitted for
trial The afternoon previous, Mr.. VI. had drawn
$1,000 from the Bank to take to the woods the next
morning 1t is supposed that the burglar must
have known tbs fact, and intended to possess
himself Of the funds. Mr.. lIundy deserves a vote
OF thanks tor his prompt arrest of the scamp
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13

The CONNECTICUT Mutual LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-The present modification of the Com
panys tables etc, show the keen appreciation, on
the part Of the officers of the Company, of the
public necessities and they show, too that the
Company keeps up with the spirit of the times in
all needtul and practicable reforms Probably no
man engaged in Life Insurance, either in England
or America, has n better judgment of the practical
value Of any plan feature of business, than the
Secretary OF this Company DR.. Guy r. Phelps
and ltmay be set down as accepted fact that
whatever he advises and approves IN the practice
OF Life Insurance. will have q common-sense,
everyday value, which the people will not be slow
to find out Banking aud Insurance Ctroaicle CHE
cag0. II, b. McKEAN, Agent.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13
N A R r Ell

WOOSTER Leroy, Dec. 9Th, by
II. W. Parkhurst, Esq, Mr.. Theodore Wooster
of Leroy to Miss Betsey Haxton of Granville.
FRENCH H-vANGORDER- Monroeton, on the
9th inst, by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Mr.. Jere-
miah French, of Sheshequin to Miss Ophelia
Vangorder, of Monroeton
JUDD-SALSBURY-At Pithole City. Nov oath
by Rev. ID. s. Steadman, Mr.. Chas. L. Judd, OF
Cleaveland Ohio, to Miss Kate Salisbury, former
ly of this County.
Wysox, at the residence of the
brides father, Dec. 9TH, by Rev. II. j. Crane, Mr..
William H. King, to Miss Emma Poole, both of
Wysox.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13

bss- PETER Bora, convicted in Lycouming
County, of the Murder of his wife, was hung at
Williamsport, on Tuesday, 4th inst Previous to
his execution he made statement detailing the
circumstances connected with the killing of his
wife, in which he says the deed was done with
hatchet, during quarrel, in self-defence
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13

r9r The Connecticut Mutual is the larg-
est and most prominent Life Insurance Company
in this country, because it is the largest, safest
cheapest and best All policies issued by this
Company are either non-forfeitable by their terms
or may be converted into those which are not at
the option of the insured.
Nov. 2G. II. b. McKEAN, Agent
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13
d / E D

IVESON-In Warren, Bradford Co. Pa, Nov. 10th
Rev. John Iveson, in the 10th year of his age.
DEWING-In Warren, Bradford Co., Nov 18th,
Mrs. Susan A. Dewing in the 57th year of her
age.
HORTON-Dec g. Emma, infant daughter of Geo
L. and Lucinda NJ. Horton of Sheshequin.-
Aged four months.
1 take these little lambs, said he
And lay them in my breast
Protection they shall find in me,
In me be ever blest.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-13

REAL ESTATE SALE-Among the recent
sales of real estate which have come to our knowl-
edge is that of the major part of the Judge Hyatt
farm in the town Of Nichols, embracing tie Judges
fine residence and buildings surrounding it, and
excepting only about 100 acres, to Mr.. Samuel B.
Smith, late President of County Agricultural
Society-the price paid being the snug sum of s25,
000.- Olreq0 Gazette