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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
April l2tb,J1S66-t1 j.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby gwen thnthe subscribers
~ haze obtained from the Orphans Court 81
sam, Mary's county, IN Maryland letters "d
administration on the personal ESTATE OF J"hh
II CIocker late of said county, deceased.
All persons havIns clnims against the sad ne
ceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the proper voncnes thereof TO the sunscr.-
bers, on or before the 18th day oI tct. I0to,
oiherw Use they may be excluded 10y law from All
benefit of the sad estate. Given under our
hands this l2th day of April. io66.
MARY a O CLOCkER,
SB II MMEFT.
Administrators, W
April II, lSG6-iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
April 10, 1S6G-it

VIM. II. Garner, In the eiseuit court
VS.. for sairt Mary's
others.
ENHE undersigned. appointed Com
E- missoncrs by the circuit court tor
Saint Mary's county to lay off and divide
the Real Estate of II e Garner, late OF
said county, deceased. hereby give notice
to all concerned, that they will meet IN
the village Of Chaptico, on the late prem
ises Of said deceased, on
Thu RSDAY, the 2Ist day OF
June next,
(if k.ft. II not, the next fair day thesest..
seYl 70 axe cute the trust so as Aioress'd
committed t6 them by the said Court.
JOHN p. DENT,
VIM. Fl. THOMAS,
ED. J. PLOWDEN,
ALBERT BURCH,
GEO. S. MATTlNGLE
Commissioners.
April 10. 1966-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

marked as follows: a White hose, rescm
bling half moon above the cycs--a spot
on her side and one on the root of her tall
she is also in f,s,l at this time. Any per
sou delivering her TO me, or contriving
word in regard to her to Charlotte Hall
will receive liberal reward.
lIEXEkIAH ID. BURROUGHS
Port Tobacco Times copy once and
send hill to advertiser.
April ~, ls66-lt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

more or less, owned by Col. james T
Blackstone. The Improvements consist
of small but comfortable
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

Those indebted are requested to pay their ac-
counts, and no further crcdIting, except on spe-
cla contract and agreement. Z.
Al pril 49, lS66-tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that from, and
y after the first day of May next, All
persons applying 10 the Clerk q the Circuit
Court for Marriage License, will be required
10 furnish the Residence. Age. Color, Conol-
ton ana Occupation OF the parties applying
for the SAM.
JNO. A., CAVALIER CLERK.
OF the Circuit Court for 81. .uarys county.
Apra 10. 1sse-1m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

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Scrofula, Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyes, S~ell-
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u Potassium in highly .et AesatSated state,
which renders the preparation the most
prompt and cflicacious hpown to man, for
the cure Of those diseases arising from "a
impure state Of the blood, and ali diseases
where = Tonic and Alternative medicine il in
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and correcting tho oecretions Of the Liyes.
and BY thoroughly fenovatin, the whole ava
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u purifies the blood end removes oil PIN.
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Digs, and oil Diseases and Eruptions Of the
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

y. BaA..'s .p.eiss ~ -. Safbrhidssa.,,
gleet, structure, semina, weakness, Or sous.
mAtotrh@a, chsedce, disease e 1he kidneys
and bladder. and al diseases Of the sexual
caused By centagipn o. weakness Of either
~. msle q seusl1s.
This infallible remedy 10 now offered b
the afflicted and Warranted 70 cure I'll die
eases Of the gsNital osgans y . Nv days.
end 10 the aafs asd iniauibls cure fer sper.
'matRrhOa, gssesally tssmed .semiuua weak.
meaa, soaesa ~ ssafohnss - <eneeasive in
dulgencs, which 10 now 10 fcarfully preva-
lent in ali parts efths country.
II is > great healing, purifying and self
curing remedy, which requires no medical
aid Or advice, ~plam AireetioUsf for use
accompany the medicine. The demand for
this specific 10 wonderful, and il is every
day Increasing. Ordess ase daily received
COZ il from nearly every city and tovn 10
the United States, to be forwarded By e.
press. A
N. BIN cases of gonorrt GA, gleet and
str,ctuec. Dr.. Baker's lnjeetios 10 recom>
sssndsd 70 b used in conjunction With, he
Specific, a. il materially aids in subddine
sidllAaGntas pod stopping the discharge.
Both - vooo00oo0o4 eobe used in theso
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30
DISEASES OF TIE LIVER.

The Liver h much more frequently he seat Il dss-
oose usaA eancraly sQDpused. H. function II IL de-.
elgpcd ~ perform, and IN the regular execution Oi
WhirA MT aAly ~ gcnSaksalth Of ~ hsiy,
but the powers Of thc rl0Gnach, Wes. brain aod the
whole nervous sysrfn, rlOvs IN vt ma vsnl lnpost-
encc p hsaman health, Whsp ths liver = seriously
diseased, Il In fact not oily dcragcs the vital fhrth
ofths body. INT exnrcsscs . power!ai Ghacscc over
the mind and its operations, which cannot ealy ~
dcecrbed II hse 10 ckne cO0srcfhA with other ds.
cases. and manifesto itself ~ so great variety 81
symptoms II I mort doutffui character thsl Il mia
lcsds nars ply sians, even q great cmlncncr, tAn
any other vital organ The intimate connection that
exists between The liver and The brain, and tho great
dominion which am persuaded Il exercises the
LaseiOae Of mankind. c,nvinre that many unortu
nate beings have committed acts of deep and criminal
atrocity, or become what fools tenn hywrhoadriacs,
from the simple tact 81 q dscaee the liver
have long been convinced f more than one half Of
the conplnnk which II this country, are 10 10
considered having their scatr In diseased state u
lhe liver. w1N cnn0efate solse u then; lEDl0Es-
riON, DERANGED STATE TINE ROwEiA, IRNirAnLA AID
vlNUlC9wk raRflSGe AND PAasiOSu frOm tfi1ing and
tnuiuQuate eausce, 81 which we altegwards feel
Ashamed last. though not least, more than TmaEE
of the disearer enumerated under the head II
CuNsuni1IoN have ehrr seat in diseased liver. This
II truly . ffighuul cataltgue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

protestations Of love for you, vote for him
If You believe him to hc the political shys>
ter which his history shows him 10 be, look
Gu. for him,
AMI Know NOTHING.
Y. SIN reierriug to congressman raise
ins their salaries, il is bat justice TO Mr..
Prics to say that he didn't vote for that
lie pously voted against the bill. but re.is-
ior-ly drew the increased salary. |, is rr-
inorei tl4at he viii deyo;c the surplus to The
Fenian cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

&FsvSESS IN .FtWktba y htsSs
The well known and universally accepted
theory that Niagara Falls has worked II
way MP from the low lands about Lake en-.
tar.o, thus forming the Inagnlb ,ent gorge
Niagara iirc-. rcecsycs support fr-rI the %
yious changes hat lave taken place during
tic las, few wears The Canada fas no Ions
yer deserves the name VI 1.-The HoTsssh0s.
The beautiful cursc that It presented
score, or even a DE- years ago, Is now
lost. and the centre is rather deep, retiring
gorge, coming TO . jagged point. than the
graceful semi circle which i formerly VA.
IL the American fall the change 10 fully rs
perceptible. From the Canada side il pre-
sents the appearance of regular wall Of
dazzling alabast.r; but when examined
from the American sides II il found to he
broken and irregular rocky precipice
having At csrtain points worn back ward q
much ~ forty feet This process appears
TO 10 working much faster than hitherto.
Table Rock Il very different from what it
used to be; and perceptible erev,cc marks
the line where the next fall Of the rock will
be. This fall may be brought about by next
winters fsosts; apd whsn il happens, TAs
blc Rosk uill only be . Tradition Of Niagssa.
These changes are, however, only in the
parts II The cataract where the water pouvs
over the prccipics IN the great EFT voluIss.--
The limits Of the mighty torrent otherwiss
preserve their exact lines You can step 20
the edge Of the cataract on the very stones
aud logs and branches that you steppcd or
u dozen years ago. The Wild flower on the
brink Of Niagara can bloom again year after
year on the very edge Of the rushing stream.
unhArmcd. II is one Of the most marvellous
features Of this marvellous cataract, that the
irsesistabls torrent flows Always within the
same bounds. tits TOO mighty 10 be affect
I'd BY the inAuences which affect other
streams.
Visitors to the Falls will miss what vas
once . singular feature Of their visit--thc
voyages Of the little steamer "Maid Of the
MIST W 10 the foot Of the Falls. or ~ near
thereto - il Was safe 10 50. A bridge,lsa
ing TO ore Of the Islands, and TO the spot
known ~ 1.-THE Lovers Rseeaa," 10 alss no
more, having been swept ewsy some time
oYO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

Tnr State elections will soon begin 10 q.
tract attention.. vernone opens the ban on
September next and Maine follows on the
10Th. The former State elects 0overnoe,
shres Members Of Congress, and . Lsgtssa-
tura, which will ali the vacancies in the
Ssoass oceasisnsd ~ the dscease u JAeob
CeIls1es ana Solomon Foot. Naias ehoce-
- Governor, Legislature, and &c Man<
ben Of Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30
LoUI0VILLK


Drawn Daily ~ state Authority.
MURRAY, EDDY Z CO.. NANAGBRs.-
NI OepiAai psises lfoa $4,000 70 oB,OO0.-
Whole tketelSesn oss = twenty 6sllars; shares
in propcvtioh.
Cifculars Of the abovs Lotteries seat free Of
6r.sin es cen. ut - scos = ,sss.rs i
MUnIY, EDDY CO..
July9 6m. Boz sos. Louisville. Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

UNIkDu0 UeAU UU0peU0N1v g..
ESTADLiSHED 1850. AKD CHART1RHD.
Ha 1T passhAea ~ ..YoUTn's 1GANrAL.:
eontsiuine - tass ana iss isslratsoes - ne A.
alsny "a fAydolou u ne se1sd Ottnt y ~
eeaes IL haalA - disease WIN 1felaise - -
ri Dlseeses, inc,sding 0slf Abuse, hivsae Deass.
DSsaae C6aplsiAs. ~, IN m sbstbuf treat
nsnt. iatended = gnlds Tor Married and shgls.-
oht 49, 6ealte a0114oe pfee -.
Thoee alscted With Hernia Deafness. fistalA. Psso
Npeessnd 1lhlsseuas = Vlssbsceoes By saelosia6 .
stAnp viii receive price list 81 our rev remedies
~ tAese diseases.
TIE ELkCTRO- MAGNETIC PRRvKNrvB-
TAoW ds6lAnk to INIT Their 09bsing, can eaclose
stsap sos PsapAles coasainin8 saesavisp ed q.
vaanations Of the above psevestve wtth eesav "a
thc subject Of prevcntioa An cofztspondesee cpaA
dental. Address al letters 70 J. 9. WILLIAMS.
augssdit DfiNes es7. Louisville y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30


Tho representatives. Of the South. in The
Philadelphia Convention. voted unanimous
~ for shc resolutions and address presented.
and Il may lie truly said that the South has
accepted that platform not only With unsni
nifty but With the bsss Of faitiy for Il 10 true
what every one knows, that the delegates
truly represented the great body Of the poo
pie Of the South. What, then, could BE- said
alosld the people II ~ N~th rJsss shis
IAstHrm which The Sea- ~ 90 cssiislly
sccspteds The position - Ne two ssS>isss
becomes a. once reversed, aud the South ID
the only section DESTROYS of union, while
the North assumes tho disunion role, The
South wants union, and the North wants
disunion.
This 10 the simple question presented, and
the voters Of the North should take good
heed that VIC are placed in no such fix.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

n Hss. naA. sasvssa 4 . spsssA hi
week It Lancaster, Pa, DECEASED kis ..prsk
erense fae . Asgss ovst ne foreif<tesn
yh1es ciaissHv ana svspsd Dip belief ,hss
Tie Negro i sppsrioe y tie l,ish q Ge>
- rooon." N8.t.N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

The Radicals are feasfully worried w Mr.
Henry }. Raymond. lie tells them that there
is an absolute ideat,sy Of sentiment and
pri"c'p!s between the baltimore platform Of
the onion party in 1864. aud that adopted
at Phi'adciphiA Last week. The Radicals of
course wear vigorously that ths t~o plat
forms are widely different, or at lea that
they were mean, I, bc. l., which MIR Ray
mond coolly responds "Gentlemen, ought
t. know chat they NE an. for au the a,l-
thor VI both Of thsA''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

without staining the shin or njurss the 6lainests.
Manufactured BY J. ClIRlSTADORU. q Astor House
New Yosk. 0old BY Druggiso. Applied ~ pll Lai
Dsesoeu. ID eASi din
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

Tn late No. u Osaeress pssvidine ~
the safety Of The lives Of passengers o.
hoard Of vossels psspelkd n vhsls Or 10
part by steam, has been printed and IL be-
ing circulated By he rsvenus dspartmeot.
By it, prcvisisoas, Ill pilots end engineers
muss be licensed. Steamers and
rtver-ars prohibited from, carl ing on their
decks Or guards any esttcn, hay, straw.
hemp. or any other article easy Of ignition,
unless assareiy covered With canvas. Bafese
sssvying psseeWeess. tcwed By steames,
are to carry fire buckets, life prsssrvsrs,
axes. etc., for the preservation Of the lives
OF the passengers.
RADICAL iansticism produced ard wagcsi
war for the ostensiblc purpose Of over
coming secession and preserving the Union,
NJ a thPl1wh s,nrrer ne s,,u,t.~, .,~A .n.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

Tns Opis&A A16osale relates the Ssllev-
ing incredible story: "A farmer Of Mon,
tssau has thirty So&ls; on going y the hen
roost few days ago, he found three eggs,
one Of which was entirely covered with let
ssrs in seijscc. Of tie sams natsriAl - ths
shell, end which forasd ~ tci,cwisg ~
acripsion: 4 am the Quss~ Il Gods cooke
end hens; happy h ne Whs shall eat thia
egg. but evil b unto HIN That shall kill the
hen Tint laid IT, Ars Than 500 persons,
amongst whom wsss several eAsmisas and
sarans, have examined The egg. but ere un.
able 10 solve the enigma All are lost in
coeieetusA."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

IT has been often intimatcd." says the
Dayton co., Empire, THAT Stanton breads
to leave tho protection OF the War Depart
ment, fron very affect, personal fear
cringlns, pulling, sncsking cosa, dice. He
sees an assassin in every shsdow-hc hears
\ mnsket in every tirc-cracker- feels rope
in every jugular throb ~
+. Tie fears 20 meet the maay WHO yet live
and lave been victims of HE outra yepus
usurpations Of power. lie is a shsewd dog
this Stanton, and does not intend to fool
ishly fling away his amor. But we hope
that he may be kicked out Of power, and
then be kicked by every MAJ whom he hes
made TO feel the weight Of hia mailed hand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

Ds. J. d. Burden SsRjerson has discov>
escd, - Ne learn fru0 thc London Laactt,
that the blood Of the animal effected with
cattle plague contains the poison Of the NAL
aay. 70 that serum, or the watcsy and -
line portion obtained from il will give the
disease by innoculAtion. sThis fact" says
the commissioners. us the moot importer,
pathological discovery yet made in cattle
plsgue. u = prsguans with coasequsssces
in medical doctrine; fr though the exist>
ence Of similar fact has been long suspec>
ted ia. ssvssal humAs diseased. it has nevss
Leen proved ID any" 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

p
form IN raising the pay Of its members. and
drawing II, that they could waste no time on
Fcniana. They would not even ,nske an
preparations to pay the A,ncrican suldicrs'
extra bounty, though they are entitled to
Shs merit Of having made all necessary ap-
preparations to feed southern negroes ana
pay the lsRy agents u the Freedmen's IN.
reau.
the idea that Iii am Price h a friend 10
the Irish or Germans c,th.r! About ten
years ago he wa, Hi avow.d member VI the
know Nothing" party ''trssd Mosul"
~ Know Nothing" Lodge, aud, Is have
been inform d, then said that his right arm
ohcUld withcr before he would support or
vote for foreigner. lie dare not dcny hrs
connection with thai party, ard to-day h.
Is KNOW Nothing in heart, and would
b. IN action were 1t not for rot,s,
Hiram Price the friend VI The l,ish! A
man who rants and fumes at cvssy one whom
no cannot controls A maA who cennot for.
give the Irish because they hare vsted
against him; yet 4 man who tusns dema-
Rogue, forces himself into an Irish meeting.
and sslls himself for n few votes.
Yes. he loves the Irish, and il especiallv
aetachsd to the Catholic chuSeA. Let him
open lager beer saloon and cultivste I no
talo patch, attend the Oathoic church in the
morning ard 80 to German picnic in The
AFTERNOON, and he will be sure Of the entire
.eign vote.
Az y the other gentlemen Who addressed
the meeting, one had better b in his proper
spasr0 = eNSs6y oef1en a5hdst1r, aad the
Other might advantagsously brighten those
shining talaota which III, Gass)e oays lUe
eehens @ .ceaspicuously At tke NV Y6fx
bar" The New York iolks mud ~ o6d(y
- loss Kelly. - :
= 0t6Dslf 0ida't ad1feD ~ EuiniD . they
dea't undoestand German, and he ders non
spnk - 49, =; 1ngltsA 1ss fssrs q (iacles.
2Sahls plll6A ot1gin. Ds1idUa, huipsll 10
S1)id!y soQn0AG 1l1anqQ 0senset dn.f1l
Efforts - nasssr ~ 0sruaa toesus.
Irihosa. Y yss bslisvs King Hissn's
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

Cave Johnson-formery for years in Congress
then recently chosen to the
Tennessee Senate from the district composed OF
Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart Counties. On
attempting to take his scat (Apri 26) he was oo'
ected to as a traitor and the Senate-by vote OF IL
TO Voted that he could Mt come in. Cave spoiled
his chance if lie had any, by speech, wherein ne
declared that he did not consent to the Rebellion, Dut
qcquieseed in it, lie continued:
When President Lincoln called r Tennessee TO fight the
South and invade country he went Wth the Sot
We did not int md fight tue people Of Aabaua and was
thought best form military leagues with The oouheTn
federacy he agreed to the best thing we eoui1 40
The Federal troops their way toward our Doroe
and we resolved sustain State and its dignity our
troops glor0usy and added fresh glory 20 the
bright and dazzling reputation OF the State on no Date
fold did their cheeks banch with fear They irzht se non.
orabe aud soldiers and he felt proud Of them ana 'He
conduct.
lie was sorry a resolution offered In this body ad'
yising neutrality between Congress and the Presdeh
body ought 10 be with the President he regretted aso 10
hear gallant boys who fought In the southern army AZ e
call Of their oensured this door hey joined tle
army 20 t for Tennessee not FOR the COnderacy nor le
United States They enlisted the call ot their state ana nt
the command Il the Legislure How dare any senator CON
these noble young for obeying the command o le
Statei"
The Senate thought that was enough, and decided
not to have such a lecture every day.