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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

Chicago, Reck lsland 4 Paci1e
Railroad.

~&OOAAA 001e0
1855. Winter lsfaagenent. N6e.
Tssinssua By Chicago time winch u twelve nh.
utes faster than davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 80. 1855,
~ and until further notice. trans will leave
Davenport daily. Sundays excepted) - follows
Going Bast- lst Mail train al .......6 GO, A. =.
o.w = Night express; ;.;.:s g, :: =.
and Washington, 80. .6.6e Al.
%, Freight Tor Kellogg and waah-
3D. Aesomn.dssioa dad i ~ Il Is;
Iowa Cl., and Muscatins, 10 -
Arrive at Davenport ea.iy, tSundays zssptsdl
Yrom the Eass-ist Night express 1t. . -, A |.
- Daily gx ! nail. q 30, ?. =.
From the West-lse Aocoaoeo1n1Da ! freight
from 1o~s City Ind nuses::
y. yr:i.l; -: x:ii.s g q
Wellington ......... g 1bp. ..
Sd. kxpress from Kellogg an1
Washtngson. ........e 15P.s.
At Chicago 9th I'll EaDeesA neueas.
A. L.Sals With !. c. \. B for Dunleith. B.
Louis. Cairo, &c.
AZ Popd Cssek With c. B. 40. r. I. for Bus.
lington, Keokuk and Quincy.
A. Pscess (during asxtgAtissl wtGA Pssbs1s
for I'll pvints on 1llinois eivsr.
Al Kellogg, Iowa City, and washinetDu 9Th
wessers ssse: Go. = Stsgss. sss a $3.50 Wsss
Southwest ~ NestAvpsl
New and Elegsas slsslise Cssehes On y!
..'sns srsasa nre1Bn Iessse rot - 49,: ~
q. n. BBARDsLY, Asst0e.. supA
4. KmaAia, Asst Supt. lowe Division.
Davenport, Noy. "a. 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

IL disease Of the stomach and liver. acting
through the kidneys. and 10, without doubt, the
most obstinate Disease. except consumption, that
e4cete the human constitution. We have no spaee
lor Aiseussing easses. but will state that the e.
feet Of the disease il the Of the starchy
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the food) into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys TO an exees-
sive secretion II water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who are ignorant Of IL; thst IL. theg
pass large quantities during the day. and are
obliged to get up from one TO fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of Il
uutil their II called tothe large discharge
Of watef. and Omen when il 10 40 far advanced -
10 be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies
Another symptom IN the extreme thirst. which
when the disease 10 fully established, y tntolssa-
ble-tAs patient drssks eossfdnsiy scitA0nf bsing
sstieGAd also dryness Of the mouth. cracking Of
the lips. . sweet breath. in the more advanced
cassa, and finally loss ofappetite. smacetion. and
the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WAfsR il without doubt, the only
known remedy for didbsfss and We have % much
eon6deuce that Il 10 specific ~ have that OPT
% will produce sleep. and Muthfully aay that Il
hes cured everv case in which il has bees used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
4 WO00&r101 u0Ca0009eeA Iu00
Rtrock ~ Z Fallaag Star.

The London Morning Adssrfiser reports
that one Of the falling stars struck waiter
nsmed Pike at Thompson's coffee house in
Shoe Lane. Pike came to the editor Of the
A1svtjsr end said that while Shading in
the middle Of the street, between Shoe Lane
and Salisbury court, with no one near him.
and gsxing upward, he became aware Of q
burning ssnsatios ID the neck, Or on which
be tore 1t his neck cloth, and the next mo-
meat the burning substance paeasd down
his len breast, searching the shirt in its
cessss AID iafictiag three small but severe
turns on the flesh with one large wound
These burns (says the editor we saw, but
being Of skeptical and matter of fact turn
We suggested fuses or lucifsr; this, how
ever. wss earnestly negatived. and We felt
eurssavss nndu'y incrsduloss apoa fartAsr
examination, Is no substance Whatever
could be found IN the young mans clothing
and be was certainly BY no means likely to
in6ict such an injury on himself for the
purpose Of . mere sensation. A medical
man Who saw him yesterday thinks it .
scsld BY fused metal or sulphur, and the
young man 10 decidedly in state OF consid-
cradle suffering twenty -four hours from
the acciden..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
TT YP = Os E.

~. W -
Restoring 4 Strengthening
TIE HAIR
Mo OTHER PREPARATION rOR raI
~ Hair. ever preaented 10 the public such
Astonlshing Results
In % short time ~ has the rryphose.
From Ex-Nayor J. =. HaxRv. whe hes heeu
partly Bald for Fifteen Years.
DAxenposs, Oct. 18th, 1850
have been using Mrs. Couiser's Tsychose 70
the last six weeks. and. very much to my surpeise
have nice crop Of hair growing on ne TOP Of
my head. where no hair has grown before Tor
fifteen years. JOHN r HENRY
DAvsxros,. Oct. Esd, 1875.
Mas B. N. CouLssa, -MAdam -
have used your Hair restorative q dsess.
leg Tor the HAIR for some six weeks, and do not
hesitate to pronounce u superior 10 anything
that have ever met with for that purpose.
Respectfully Yousa.
ID. H. SHELLEY.
For sale By all Druggists and Hair Dresssrs9
Mrs. Z. NJ COULTER. Manufacturer, Dassn.
port, Iowa p a. nox ~ n~v7.A'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
JOHN OCHe = son.
the Slle OF real ESTATE &C.

4 GOOD IMPROVED FARM OF 80 ACRES
~ Wooh1o ~ 0ilee u Daveapnst-
- impesvsui farm VI 3eo within I. miles
|00o0 of Davenport
< seo1i4ssssea arm q - acrss. witAin miles Of
4 "a iagsovsd farn Of - seres, with miles Of
- Seres divsdsd nto - acre pieces, with god In
|rrcve0ents Tn each
- ecsoD % niles rom Davenport
As0oO Acres ~ Choice Prairie
|Gfo0 . - q nllcs Norsh 81 OaeQna.
NONRY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY.
Once % Brady street, over wilsOn's Jsvslry
l3esre, pfask Pl11mer's old office. oe9-d.Wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

.----->----------~
L1NDeEYsS
l0pfevc1 Dleod Oearcher aud

L1NDeEY,e
Improved Dleod Oearcher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For tho euro Of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AK IMPURE STATE OF TIA
BLOOD. SUCH As
ScfoIula, CAOcetous formations, Gu. Incous
diseases, Efysspclas, Boils, Pimpies on
The face. Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
letter affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspep-
sia, Costivcness,
Jaund lice, Salt Rheuin,
Mercusial diseases, Gencsal
Debility, Liver Compliant,
Loss Of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Foul stomach, together with ell Other
disesdess from IN improper condition Of ths
sissulatory system. Asa general ton.
ic, 10 effects ass benienant, and
cannot fail 70 benefit where
ussd pssssvssiugly and
according to disse-
tions.
WE OvR8n no TIE PUnllc A MEDICINE
49, he nassed ~ wey 70 Iopser iAvss. soiely
ss1sd rssss - 1ssS n D.1:s. =: II U ssss &
49, AA. "a n an,e.sd tsym.
D.4s sm I'VE wesla yass =, thas yoss
me4lctno hoo cared 90 Of HcrwfulA that hes
comiAe On Tor ave yeen. the ncsh Wa eaten Oh ths
~ sSs!d e. sss :i. : sas
on very i.ss Your Blood ss.schsr i. " going Il oVss
. '''' 's sS'is W. 8'5xlsros son,
" Z. sRLlFks . CO., Sols Plpvn,srons,
PtssbusR. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

Marine Losses for Novenber.
The inaR,hs lssses reported ct New York
for November include ffty-ni0e vsessls---
four steamers, three ships. fourtssa barks,
eleven bsigs, twenty six schooner, ed one
fishing smack. Six ore 0isssng, supposed
% b lost; and others wees abandoned, foun.
dered, sunk, &C., or reported - b Lost in
other ways. The value Of the property 10
estimated ct e2,60O,000. The STEAMERS
thought to be lost were - follows: Fearless,
from Charleston for Boston; Kingnsher,
from Baltimore for Charleston; L. Orisntala
from Busnos Ayres; and st. Mays, from
Bresoe fos New Orleans
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
MEDICAL.

Ms!As'M.
| dSs}s99! ';
laa|||||||'''ll
H. Latest aad Hest lnperlspt
Disesvsry u tAs lssh
Ceatary {!
No MANS NAME ~ MORE
INTIMATELY esnses.ed with II, history Of n.
NAfEnIA hEDICA Of me Usi.sd s..... Or
more fsvsssbly known as /. pioneer i. medical
discovery than that q
d. JsHN BULL, Of Lsnisvills,. Ksnlusky.
HE insmitabie reparaaienlnf isARsApARlL.
LA hss leas stood iat,ths hssdlof the v.riou,
eenpounds q that valuable drug.
Ne COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY ,tas
become household word throughout the West
end Ssath.
His w0kM l0zENosRs. in lee. than year
after their iatroductios, attained . reput alton
- wide spread ~ the continent q eNcr,h Amer
~.
But the browning glory Of his lie remains 70
b. sttsised il his latest discovery, or rather
combination. for be does mot claim 10 have been
the disesverar Of
q E D Z o N
which il The basis Of the Bitsers nov offered 10
the public Tha, honor belongs to the native
inhabitants Of Central America. to'whom is vir.
tues have been known for more than two hum
dred years. Armed with il. the Indian bids dc
fence 70 the most deadly malaria, and handles
without fear. the most venomous serpents. II
u belief with them that there is breath in the
CEDRON Is potent I" cure, no matter what the
disease may be.
While DR. Bul' is not prepared 70 endorse tile
sxtrav agant psetention. he is nevertheless, Sat.
isned from thorough examination Of the evil
dence relating to its virtues, that a. . remedy
and preventative for al diseases arising from
exposure, either to change of weather and eli
mate, or 10 the niasmatc influences, II stands
w it b out q Rival
aud justly deserves The reputation il he's 90 long
eoSoyoA l. Central Ansria and the West Indies.
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b A n r = r IT, s..


II. bA1n8If:
Dear Sir.-llaving used bottle Of yOur veee4or
pc Hair Restorative" ater having tried many OAef
Kinds without succeee. am happy to aoeosa = ths
ae plus ultra Of Ill Hair Prspafs1toas in the Wosj&
70 the public AZ such. Yours &e.,
JOHN FRANKLIN.
No. Trcmont seseot, Do6eso.
4esers.J. X. BARRH1f q Co.;
was induced by friend to makea trial o. 0asseSeb
Vegetable Hair Hest0setive, and ] a. very nach
yearly half grey, and now besbrs 11ine = hotale -
bead IL freed from dandruif and ~ hair - ~ ~
appearance Of youth. fully believe Dosrett'e - b
the best Hair preparation IN the world
WILLIAM HAMILTON.
Fredonia, n. r.. Aps1l Is, is00
J. r. BARRETT = CO., rropFietcsa
For Sale BY 1larr1son = 0ear0xe.i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

AT rnB 0ALENlO uHDl.
CAL INSTITUTE, II Ceneest
Han Mock, near The Pest o.
6es. Or. Pan, Miapeoeta.
uDtoo oa1y soGn1aP ooostGooo
1n1faafy d ~ khA n IT, Wuue,
- ehas0o ef re0nlos oaeOso, 3
essduoSe % ~ Do11eol Oelsno
- Ohae.
COupsoonSiAl ConDUlsAuono.
opes1naosesA0A - oan1nal ouotts
~, pvsvoN Oo1uDoo, D1no1DQe0
' E:ssi S: = & 3 = e ssss
asgs Dae0se - Gyias nm paftis1ass. soas y sat
. 49, 1872 ~ cats'
uesssS0 La61Ds 81 go ~ = ssa1s1S u1leeo
sseoipS q $500. Dleees n ls6oses - II ollsD
IuDsavss, =. PAuG, -. ao9D9Av1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

Proisssor Asassis says that 6r toety!
yeats hs - ; leAaAss, and nsvst punished
spspl. He dsss ~ bdisvs u ~ vistses
q breh.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-17

IMpUoENp QUESTIONS TO ask an un
married lady how old she is
To ask lawyer if he ever told lie.
To ask doctor how many persons lie
has killed.
To ask ministsrif he ever Iid any
thing very wrong.
To ask merchant whether he ever
cheated a customer.
To ask young lady whether she
would like 10 have beau.
To ask an editor the name OF any OF
his correspondents.
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SENSE AND NONSENSE;

Women never truly command till they
have given their promise TO obey.
"lou will see my face no more" as
the lady said when she covered her face
with paint.
If you wish to know how quick You
tsi :un mile, tell red,headed LADY b or
baby squints.
The rights of woman IF shs canno,
be captain of ship, she may ALWAYS
command a smack.
A man, whose father had been hanged,
was accustomed 10 Say of him, "he died
suddenly upon platform at a large pub
lie meeting"
II was very misery o.d ON an. who,
with her last breath, blew out an inch of
Candle, saying as she did so, IL Gao see
TO die in the dark"
A tipsev loafer mis,ook a globe lamp
with letters on it for the queen of night
IL will be blessed" said he, "if some
body hain't stuck an advertisement on the
moon f.
A writer, dwelling upon the Importance
OF small things, says that he always takes
note even ola straw, especially il there
happens to be q sherry co5bler at one end
Of It,"
a boy caught hungry dog the othr
day, tied him by his tail, and 20 .xed h IN
out Of his skin with piece OF liver
The dog is as well as could be expected
uhdet the circumstances.
"If you had avoided rum" said Mtumi
seller to customer, "you could now ride
in your carriage" "And it you had never
soldfum, said the bacchanaI, you would
have been my driver"
An editor out West, says; "If we have
offended any man in the short but brilliant
course OF our career, let him send to us a
new hat, and say nothing about it.
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I'm EQUITY--T.ancaster.

LIN N6SlOlIY-l.ancaster.
Ex.Pnr,e. G ID. Melton, J Bill TO Per.
solicitor Of the Northern peiua,e Tes,i.
Circuit. monv.
Under the Bill fled in the aboee stated
case, on the i0,h OF February, 1865, Henry
II. Duncan ard Columbus l.. Dnucnn. Ex.
rcutors Of the last Will nd Testau,en, of
the late William Duncan, ,siecras.s'., =, having
this day filed in my Office their app lea ton
uode. oath In conformity to the recent Act
of the Legislature of,this State prayinp
leave To examine witnesses and nffsr testj
hnons with q view % prsye and estnbIish
tie contents of said VIII, which ihry nlleg~
has either been Iost or resiroyed n is or
dered. on motion OF W iIIiams g. Allison.
Solicitors for Applicants, that each and
every person who in any wise. ma, b in
:eiesied ether In establishing the contents
ef said alleged Will. or in establishing The
fac. TINT SAID 'resiatpr l,fi IN for@ no viii.
or whether they NAV have opposite or like
interest with these nrpicaoI- IL this behalf,
do, on The 10th day pf Dseembess 4 500,
appear In nv office a,d cross examine the
evidence wh:ci, nms be produced, and in !.
troduce eudrpee in reply o. fail ng 80 10
do all such VII be barred from this privi-
lrge; and the evidence 80 taken shall be-
preserved and recorded in ihc opproy,iate
office. X. G. BILLINGS.
Sept i9s-smo e y. l. y,
=
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A few days since. specimen Of Yan.
kee, fresh from bis rural home, took a
trip to New York. AS he WAS passing
down Broadway, he saw card in a
window, on which was printed. Soda
ten cents a glass" Jonathan thought he
would Try some OF "lhat airy soda. which
lie had beatn tell on" Entering the
store and calling for the cooling beverage,
lie was startled almost out Of his bouts MS
the druggist turped the f.ueet Rush |!
fz! siishe went the escaping gas and
wafsri The Yankee jumped backward,
with an indignant and startled look. ex-
claiming: sNo, sir. 90, stree! You
cant play ,l,at on.mel When | drink
bilin hot soap suds, j hope 10 be darn
Dr.
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P Ri C. L s.

Large Wringer. "a" $I2 90
Medium Wringrr, ~ l0 90
DoiyIs Washer, Family Size. ~ 90
Do'y'r Washer, sIotei Size. IS 90
Merchants or good ranvassers can make
moesv rapidly sriii" & them ia every town
Exclusive sale gnarant rod and liberal terms
given 10 responsible par,ie- W ho first apply.
Descriptive Circuiar .nd terms sent Tree.
The celebrated DUTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which has Just taken tie iir.,
prcmiain at the great Fair 6f the American
iasliinte, is also sold by the uadersigaed.
Il. C,.BKoWNING. General Agent.
No. BAT Broadway. New York.
Feornary 7th, is66-iy.
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We 'hink the Machine much more than
paws for Itself every wear in the saving Of
garments. We think il important the
wringer -honid be fitted with COGS."-
lOrnhge Judd. Editor of American Agricul-
,turIsI.
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SELECT POETRY.
MOTTO OF THE MASS.
by Mills o'REILI.Y.


I've seen enough Of life, although
Not yet beyond my prime;
With men Of all sorts high and low
I've Mingled in my time.
When but a boy it came to pass
That, thrown upon the town,
found the motto of the mass
Was, "kick him when he's down"
And every year since then hath given
Fresh proof Of this decree;
But whether made in hell or heaven,
The doctors disagree.
, only know the fact is so.
Aud smile at it or frown,
The art OF life seems in the strife,
To kick whoever's down.
Young Leon in his twentieth year,
Had friends-9od wot heap;
Their friendship NAV have been sincere
1t surely was not cheap.
He came OF aga spent all he had.
And wandering through the town;
Neglected, hungry, well nigh mad,
Was kicked when he was down.
Poor Edith, TOO, the loveliest gill
That ever charmed our sight,
OF beauty's crown the faircst pearl,
And good as she was bright.
She fell. she fell! Let scandal tell
The tale of al! the town,
Aloud proclaim sisters shame,
And kick her when she's down.
With high and low-but chiefly so
Among the vulgar great
This motto rules, and all are fools
Who dare its Truth debate.
Oh, brothers! Earth were para disc,
And heaven without frown,
Could we uproot such social lies
''.As kick him when he's down."
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ADN NElSl llSEMEN 10
Will be inserted at one doiiGt and ffty cent.
per square tNr the tlrst, aud one dollar Per
square tor each Subsequent iLse ton. A
squhre to c6.tsi<t Of the space Of tEN LINES,
b cvicr type. No advcrtiseif.ent considered
:eSs than n Sriuarc.
Tie number os Insertions muat he written
on each sdvcrti Cmcut, or they will be inser:
ted till ordered out and charged accer 'ngIs.
Scmi.Mont ly, Mo thly, or Quarterly Advcr.
tisements, viii be charged sne dollar aud fjtg
cents per square for each insertion.
The following deductions win be mace in
favor Of standing advertisements
months. months. ! yeGr
Quarter'Column, $500 $500 $500
llai.Column, 500 $500 5O.s0
One olunn, $500 5000 10 90
"a. Announcing candidates Tor Office i've
dollars.
~ Communications recommending candi
dates tor oilicc and all others of limited or in.
dividual interest, charged at advertising rates.
All legal or official notices must be pai,ffor
by tlia individual authorizing the publication
the same, without reference to their Official
capacity.
"a Announcements Of Marri ,gcs or Deaths;
Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will be charged for the overplus at reg:
uiar advertising rates.
Is Tnbates OF Respect, rated d. advertise.
ments
JOR WORK
Will lie executed with neatncss aud dispatch
aud on accommodating terms.
~ THE CASH for Advertising and job
Work will he required in all instances as Soon
as the work is rendered. Written orders, 20
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash
Flour Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &c, will be
received IN payment Of subscriptions aud ad.
vertising ut the market rates.
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"hy family w"u.d ss soon give up the
cooking stove as this Clothes WgfScH.
u eannot bs too highly recommended =
Solon Robinson.
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In EQ fTY-Lancaster.


Of Elizabeth White, 10 account. for In.
deed. ~. Junction. To mar
Martin p White and shalt assets.
Thomas Il Magill
On hearing the pleadin's in the above
stated ease, ana on motion of kerstaw &
tonu"rs, Complninant's Solicitors !, is ar
d"red that The Creditors of Elizabeth II
Whir. DECEASED be enjoioed from proceed
ing against III. Administrator, William ]
White in the Courts of Law, and that they
prove aad establish their demands against
the said deceased, before the Com missioner
"f this Court. on or before the 1T dav of
December mex. and in default thereof that
they be barred ftnm the recovery II the
same against Ihr Complainant. William ].
''hite Administrator aud from any app.
cation of the assets in his hands 10 the
payment Of the ~ ne.
II is a'so ordered that n copy of hi. or
der bc published n the Lancaster Ledger
twice a month until The first day or Deceru.
Der next. II. ID LESESNE.
4 correct copy
X. u BILLINGS. C. T. Z. ID.
June eth 1866.
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"This j. the first Wrnger have found
that w"nld stone the service required Of it
J. =. iiuygins l.ovejJy's Hotel.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

John Ross and w. NJ ! Bill To Marshall
Conn0r., Executors, assets. lniunc lion,
Is Confirm saIe uf
s"mnt, Spsnsc, B J.& Property, Kelief
J -. W'therspoon,Ad &c.
ministratOrs,and others
II appearing tn tie satisfaction of the
Commissioners. that Samuel Spence, Samn-
el N. Hammond, Abram N. Wells at.d " ,fr
Ann T. Wells, defendants in the above
.ia'ed case, reside bev"nd the limits uf thl-
Stnte. on motion of Williams 81 Allison,
Solicitors tor CUmrlriuan,s IL is ordered
thu the said Def ndanls do answer, plead
or de,nnr t" the Biz in his c,"se on or be
fore the eXpi alton "i three months from
t'. dat, hereof. or an order for Judgment
p'o coriiessO will he made against each and
very of said defendants
X. G BILLINGS, G. T.. l.. ID.
August 8, lS66-3mus.
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MELODEONS.
Prices, SOS to $3.50.

Every Instrument is made by competent
workmen, from the best material under our
personal supervision, and every modern
improvement worthy of The name, 1, intro.
duced in them Among shese we would
call attention to the TEEMOL MITE,
w"ich has beea 80 much admired, and can
be found only ia 'n.Tunsals of our ow
man ufactuIc
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IN EQUITY-Lmcaster.

IN EQUITY-Loncaster.
Andrew B,nsSEIIs audi Bill to sell
James Jcfier-onH<hs. Il RS Lands,
William Washington Ellis. Injunction.
d-c', vs. Bvunm Adams TO n,urshal
aud wife Martha Ann, John assen.
K We;sh aud others.
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction that
G"Or2e Washington Craig ard Narcissa
C'emanrin" Croig, two of the Defendants in
the above sla,rd case, reside be, und the
limits of ,hi- State: on mo ion of Kersha a.
d C"mnors. C"mp;ninants Solicitors, IL is
orde Gd that said Dei. niants do plead. nm
swer or demur to the Bill filed in said case
on or before the % h dav of October next;
otherwise jniguenI pro eontesso will be
81 dcr"d against them
X. G BILLINGS, G. r. l. ID.
Commissioners q hc.. L,nra.ter, &. H.,
so. Ga. Julv 23i, 1865 3mus
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S 0 y r Fl G. AROLIN
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Henry N. Clybn.n. Applicant
rs 10 Ordinary.
Jesse Ciyburn. 40. N Sow
ell, et. al. Defendants
1T appearing 10 nv satisfaction that
George Krkiay and wife hona, Wvlie
VIII Q and wife Ellen. snd daughter of
LouS Clsbarn, jr., deceased, name not
known. defendants IN the above stated case
reside WITHOUT the limits of this Sia'e. II
is therefore ordered that thev do appear and
oljeci TO the division or sale Of the Real
Estate of f,onis Ci' barn. sr., decreased. ou
or before tire l-i day Of November, A. ID.
ls66.sor their consent to the same will be
entered of Record.
ID A. WILLIAMS,
Ordinary Lancaster DISTRICT
July 30tb. 1866 -3mos
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81 heartily cOmneni il 10 economists. OF
tm-, m"ne, and con.rntnent."-I The Rev.
Dr. Bellows.
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The Western papers express serious
apprehension for the corn crops Fors'x
weeks, the weather has been cold, wet
and unfasorsbIe for opening Il, 20 that IL
is st!l"in The milk" and ttosts nost soon
come, thereis great danger dat the crops
will be CO, %. Such nm event is one Of
the greatest calsmilies that cotsId happen
as corn is ,he great crop oftis West