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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
DIR. SANDERS
T H II EE MIN UTE SALVl

and Toothachc in from Three to Ten Min
utes.
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moot miraculous Power and efficacy in removing
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eye. imparng ones beauty. and Instantly curing the
tormenting Pains from Corns and Toothache. Price
20 cents per bottle.
DR.. Sanders Three Minute Salve will be sent 10 all
parts Of the country receipt of the price, and II
cenk to prepay postage on the same.
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No. 10 North Fifth street. st. Louis. Mo- Sold at thei
Branch Family Medicine Store No. 90 Madison street
Chicago, ILL., For sale by Druggists generally.
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-, 1de = The uAek I'D limbs,
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No. 70 North Fifth street. St Louis, Mo. Sold a
Branch Medicine Store. No. W Madison street, Chi
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DIR. EAsTERLY.s
A NJ ERICAN LINZ MEN 7

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ltr volatile. penetrating, soothing and healing prop
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From Rev, w. D. SEIGrRIED, Pastor OF the I2lh
Baptis. Church.
Philadelphia, December 2;ih, 1868.
Nessrs Jones L Evans-Gentlemen Il have
recent v been laboring under the distressing ef
fects OF indigestion, accompanied ~ prOstra
ton or the nervous system. Numerous rene
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action, not only upon the stomach, but upon the
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feel that have derived great and permanent
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VERY res pectinlly YOURS
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Inc hvor rst class clyde built Iron steamers Of
In ANCHOR LINE
Off ns-Atlan,ic steam packet ships
.sacerNa. Caledonia, Canbrias
asaas1o, CoSumbias AndAAs II
PAssAGE n y ~ s,,r o,lser hrst class line =
These a. an steamers II. iltted up IN every
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h1ns grant ugh tickets TO and from all the stations
a. a.. M English Railways, and the principal
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q very mo- BE- rates ~ and from France, Germany.
~ ~. a u mpany does NOT employ runners those
VINO wish ~ ftrkets on certifcAts OF paeeaee 10
ssnn ~ th rnds. or any further Information will
psvaI 4sny the Company agencies mfough-
oul tne Sta or al tia. head office Ia New York ~
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 CO.
new '0F m. 1885, n. E ! bSSlins xs Sssta-
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REMEMBER
That this Bitters il Not Alcoholic
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY.
and Can't make Drunkards,
BUT is THE
BEST TONIC in the WORLU.
READ WHO SAYS SO:

FRox rHs Hox. THOMAS h. FLORENCE.
FRox rus Hon. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
FRox rnE Hon. THOMAS b. FLoRsNcN.
W Arlington, Jan. lst, 1854.
Gentlemen. Having stated It verbally TO you,
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From Jonx b. WIcxsRsHAx, Esq, firm Of
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am the recipient from you one ofthe greatest
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with. Chronic Diarrhea.
lDuriuy the long time was suffering from this
disease. / was attended by regular ply sicians,
giving me but temporary relief The cause
seemed to remain until was induced to try DIR.
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4 often iuwardly thank you for such valuable
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its reliability. -
Truly yours, JOHN b. WICkESIAM.
New York. Feb. ., 1854.
From ruLius LEE, Esq, firm Of Lee Walk
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United States, No. To- Chestnut Street Phila-
dolphin.
February Sth, 1864.
Messrs Jones Evans-Gentlemcn IN y
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Ftom Rev. J. =. SasRMAS, Of the German Re.
formed Church, kutxtown, Berxs Co., "a.
Dr.. e. Jackson Respected Sir IL have bees
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years,
and have never used any medicine that did me
~ mach good - Hoo6and's Bltters. am very
much improved in health after having taken Eve
bottles. Yours, with respect,
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& u DR.. Easterly's efI
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS,

For The Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
ache, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Cossiveness, Jaubdics, and al
Derangements Of the Svstem where an
Aperient or Cathartic medicine is required
Dr. EAsTERl.Y,S
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Gnuls BORIS Orr DulLAx. o. HALT Doc. rCa IS
Should your nearest Druggist NOT havs ~
article, do mot be put on by any Of the intoxiear
ting preparations that may be Offered IN it, place
hut send to us, and we will forward. seeaf0y
packed. by express. $50
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Very res pecWn5ly yours,
W. D. SEIRFi;lEU, Ne ~ Shackamaxon 81.

From the Rev. Tuos. WaSs.a. D. D., Pastor Of
Roxborough baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson,-Dear Sir: 4 feel it due to your
excellent preparatiOay Bo0fand's German Bit
tiers. 10 add my tcstippny 70 the deserved repu-
ts,ion II has obtained. have for years, been
troubled with : great disorder in my head and
nervous system. | was advised by friend to
try bottle Of your German Bttters. did 80,
asd have experienced great and unexpected re-
lief; my health has been very materially benefit
tsd. eonadentls recommend thehrticle where
meet with cases similar t. my own, and hsvs
been assured BY many Of their good effects.
Respectfully yours.
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AUCTION SALES.

N G q,
!, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in a certain
ed Sy e q the Sger s0 9sssnseT de-
GSmpSnY 70 me me- as Nor gagee in Trust 70 secure the
Company 70 the amount ss25 900 which Mortgage Is
dat dated d. the l2tn day S May A. p 1859 and recorded IN
gaF ish b IssS ~ II 1S %CrSass Sfsa
eSrding deeds ETC. in and for the county Of Centre,
page do hSy give nce % S sgsn PSSS &
m made G ar more @ than ninety " dSys payment q
in pursuance OF the written request to directed the
OIdSis & Of m more than $50 GOO in AMOUNT OF he sad
nS hSt Eep pse &c & BY sS ssa and @ sSg 70 as
a ,soNS, AuetiOneeTs az the PBILADELPHTN Ex-
GhsHGEs ig the city Of lhllaaephla Thursdsy the
CONDITIONS hereinafter stated, the hoe of the said
The whole Of that section of said Tyrone and Clear
Held Railroad irom the point of Intersection with the
county Pennsylvania to i6iIIipsbuTS Centre county.
with a and singular the rawSys, rails, bFidses.
fences, PRIVILEGES, rights, and all real property OF
Comp any and all the tolls income ssues and II profits @
LANDS Ss 1sa Snd ocued or Sa H same ana "a al % oe
tons between said points with all the buildings stand
ing thereon or prOSSSSTD6d SSD GESh%ALLY- ifSEfiHl
Il NE andS railways rails brldges culyers trestle-
OF way, workshops machinery, stations, depots depot
Zeal estate buildings and improvements OF Whatever
nature or kind appertaning belonging to the above
Tyrone and Ceare kallroad, and owned by said Com
n
1he saiO section of the Tyrone and Cearfeld Railroad
extending from the ntersec ton OF the vrone and Cear
field Railroad with the rail road formerly belonging to
the Tyrone and Lockhaven Railroad Company but now
70 the Bald Eagle vaIev Railroad Company is about
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 OF the purchase money pad in cash wheM
the property struck Off and the balance within 20 days
thereafter
PAYMENT account of the said balance of purchase
money! the extent of the dividend thereof payable
the bonds secured by the said mortgage and the ma
ued coupons ofthe said bonds be made In the said
bonds coupons; and the dividend s less than th0
actual sum due upon the said bonds or coupons the
holders may retain possession Of the said bonds and
coupons receptng to the said Trustee for the SAID
dividend and endorsing payment OF the same on the said
bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid aforesaid. the
Trustee viii execute and deliver deed OF convey Anoo
the premises to the purchaser or purchasers in put.
suapce OF the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage. ..
Any further information in respect to said sale, OF
premises may be had upon appca tlon to the UNDER
stoned Trustee, at the office of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company NO. 23S s. Third street. ephia.
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee,
No. 238 8. THIRD Street,
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers
52l mf4m Nos. l39 and l4l s. FOURTH s rect
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EXCURSIONS.

PLEASANT DAILY EXCUR-
siols up the River to Beverly, Burling-
ION, ana bnstol nluenng at Hvert0n T0rresdaie and
Andausla by the plendid Steamer JOHN A. WARNEh,
leaving Chesnut treet wharf al p M Returning
leaves Bristol at o'e Ock ARRIVING at Phi adelpha
about O'Clock. ()n SUNDAY leaves (hesnuf street
wharf a. IL o'cl Ook p. M, stopping al NaQareee's
wharf, Remington
Fare for the Exe BRioD, ~ cents, 71lm
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA sURGEONs'

PHILADELPHIA So RGE0NS'
CbGSES BANDAGk INSTITUTE. No. IA
~9eSSz NINTH Street. above Mlrket-B o.
EVEaETT after thirty yesTs practical e1Pss1ShSS PSs@S%
Patent Graduatins Pressure Truss, and VBrleW OF
others bupportefs Astic Stockings shouoer Braces
rFntches 6uspensOries, etc Lad1es ApHrtmenH SYh-
aueted by u Lady 0Ds
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MARsHAL's SALES.

M A r S H A LIS S A L E.
BY virtue OF eight wrlts of sale by the Hon. JOHN
GADWALADER Judge of the District Court the
United states In and Tor the Eastern District of Penn
the highest and best BIDDER for cash, at the store
on ednesday, August l, 1866 at Ii O'Clock A. N =
6O Barrels OF Whisky, in lots Of one up to fourteen
Also stills aud hhds of Mol asses,
And at O'Clock r. M same date, at the Eighteenth
Ward Police Station House, TREN TON Avenue, near
Dauphin street,
100 Empty Molasses hhds
p, @. ELLMAKER.
IL Wimbt U. g. Marsha H. ID of Pennsy lvania
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HOUSE RoBBERY.-Late on Friday night
some person or persons unknown broke into
premises No. 5l5 Pine street, and stole there.
sCme marketing.
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SUDDEN DEATHs.-The Coroner held an
inquest on the body of James Carter, aged SO
years, residing in Leiper street. above Unity,
who died suddenly, Also on the body of Eme.
line Waterly, aged 1S years, who died suddenly
in Adams street.
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THROWN FROM A WAGoN.-On Saturday
afternoon, a wagon in which E f. Partridge and
Mrs. Spatford were riding, was run into at Broad
and Wallace streets by large wagon, and the
Jolt threw the lady out, seriously njurng her.
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NJ . G e.
1, R. FRANKLIN BALEY, Trustee in certain Inden-
% y 6 S the
70 me as m9rgagee In trust to secure the pay men OF
The amount of $4,000 which moltgSgo dated the ISt
day of February A d. 1861, and recorded the office
on the 4th day Of February A. D. 1861 in mortgage @
SSk pae & and f o the IN Se Ot on tho
day Of February A. D., lS6! in mortgage book E. page
made or more than ninety Jays in the payment OF the
interest due and demanded on the said bonds, viii
Of the holders than $780, o. in OF the said
n tha respect by the said morteage, expose pub
sale, and sell to the highest and bes! bidder, by M.
Pix .FXG GHANGE in the city OF Philad' lphia on
s c a d Of d Ss ss wS
of the said mor'Raged premises and franchises VIZ;
field RAILROAD % from ma yrone Station Blair County @ PENN
sylyana, to hilipsourg in Centre county pennsyI,
ali ana singular the railways rails, cross ties, chairs
real property OF every description acquired by and e.
longing 70 said Company appurtenant to said road
franchises OF said road and company and all the tolls
the aaS Pd the E s nd @
G a nd said
therefor. .
All the lands railway raj s. bridges culverts tres
tie works, toorhouses, coal-houses whaTves, fences
depot srounSs, Works masonTy and othe snpeTsE%S
tufe, real estate buildinss, and Improvements Of
the pTopery and to the said sec ion
of the said IN NrOne and Cearhe Railroad and owned
by said ompanH iu connec ION herewith, and all the
rights liberties privileges, and corporate franchises of
said ROAD andCompany.
The said section OF the said Tyrone and Clearheld
Railroad extending from said Tyrone Station Blair
unity, to and through the boOugh of Phlpsburg, in
Centre county, is about 23A miles in length.
TERMS OF SALE
$4,000 of the purchase mon, be paid cash when
the property is struck OIL and the balance within twenty
days thereafter.
Payment on account of the said balance of purchase
money the extent the dividend thereof payable on
the bonds by the said rtgage and the atured
coupons of the said bonds; may be made in the said
bonds or coupons; ana If the dividend is less
than the actual sum aue upon the said bonds
and coupons. the no deIs NAV retain possession
OF he said bonds and coupons on receipting to the
ment of the same on the said bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase-money being paid aforesaid the
Trustee will execute ana deliver deed of conveyance
OF the premises to the purchaser purchasers
ance OF the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
Any further information in respect to the said sale
premises may be had app caton the unders ed
Trustee at his Office, No AZ South THIRD Street In the
city of Philadelphia. -
r. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee
No az south Third street
N. THON AS d SONS, Nuctoneers
il m3m Nos. lS9 and l4l South FOURTH Street
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A FATAL FALL.-The Coroner held an
inquest upon the body of Levi Funk, VINO was
killed by falling from the fourth story window
of a house at the corner OF Julianna and Callow-
hill streets.
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ADMITTED TO HosPITAL.-The following
cases were admitted to the hospital during
Saturday night
Catharine Mcdaniel aged 43, with her leg
broken by falling from ladder while carrying
a bucket of water to eXtingush a fire on the
roof OF her house, in Houston street, Nineteenth
Ward.
James Cathcart, aged 2l, residing at No. 1923
Shipper street, badly bruised in consequence OF
a cart running over him.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OEEInE nR lNTERNAT kEUuNTTu

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL bEyENuE,
~ MAsHINGToN, June a. 1856 y
tors" OF the Grand National Concert" to be held
ashIng d. c., on the I'd OF AUGUST next have
due Application TO 4. Clephan, Collector of Internal
eVenue Tor the Collection District the District of
Columbia, permission no d a lottery, rattle or
gilt enterprise and presented to him satisfactory evil
dence that the proceeds of said lottery rattle, gift
eTprse will be devoted to charitab permission
is hereby granted such managing Directors TO hold
such lottery, rate or gift enterprise from charge
whether from tax or cens in respect to- such lottery
rattle, or gilt enterprise. Il. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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IN VIM: E; sINN & Co...."...............;L Lessees
"~ Doors open at 3d. curtain rises at
THE cool EST I HEAIRE In The CITY!
ventilated Oy CESS tRe e RfPUG&L fPT5tSa FANS.
Driven by fve-hOrse power steam engine, rendering
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL RESORT
in the warm st % weather
M9SSbbAAYYD M9SbAY EEESykSs Z HESN! July July 80,
FOR FOR !HE 4HE sgM&EEs sEAsoS sA4SoS
At At STMSEs SUMNER FElcEs,, FEl Is,
RETf7AI hSTEhEqt Foh RqGRts sf& EGGg GaGGHgF4SGY Only
E&h q shE%FE& ES5E2SS3 iSBSS4$F$$
TEE sLEEP1SG BEATTY
most delightful entertainment for the summer
PRICES OF ADMISSION
FOR THE SUMMER SEASON, ONLY.
No extra charge lOr secured s.ats.
WALNUT STREET EATRE.-
w cooLLEEsTE tt HOUSE IN PHILAAPELPHIAl 5YA3ETJg,
'Of6ESn he three GUAR6SfiS.'' GUAR6SMSfEiNS..'
THIS (Mopdayl EYENlN(IA July 80.
SYat JGNS$ re siifagfsef sHTTs GG2FGRaH
Who will appear in his popular character Of
in the grand Romantic i APalaHsttAlsd Play entitled
MR. SSHtELsS " AGNH Is 2E 8T46s RSSrRlA
UALER's (LATE MILLERs) WINTER
GaERREESSISSSssT GERRES R2gIsS T1HE coESEprs sss
By two large and etieisnt G5c6Restras
And EVERY NIGHT T0 IG cSnSdxISSn ,SnSaIIS with our
.,,-... ~. EXCELSIOR sTKING BAND, H.
WIZ ''' OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious sumner Garden artlstcally laid out
with Shrubbery r. fountains ~ G, etc
Especially set apart MILES, the best of Creams
and other Refreshments will be served 6I6S
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
ICE COMPANIES.

TAsTERN ICE COMPANY.-sEASON OF
~ l666-8l lbs. daily so cents per week; n lbs daV
rs cents per week; IL ls daily 30 cents per week 20
lbs daily, 81 90 per week. DEPOT No 2ll QUEEN
Street below Third a., THOMAS j. LYONS,
6l rtn JOIN 8. MYERS
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STEALING A WATCH-Joseph A. Hertzell
was arrested at the ire in Commerce street on
the charge of stealing watch. He had hear.
ing before the Recorder on Saturday, when De.
teCtive Stevens testified that he saw the defend
ant with his arm over the breast of the COM
plainant, and saw that something had been
taken when the hand was removed; when he
got close to the man he found the watch at
defendants feet. William Stewart, the owner
of the watch, said he was so intent looking at
the fire that he did not know the theft until the
officer told him OF it, The accused said he did
not know anything about the watch. He was
held to answer.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iEor Additional Local items see Fifth Page.


LAYING OF THE CORNERSTONE OF THE
CHURCH OF ST. ANNE.-Yesterday afternoon the
very interesting ceremony of LAYING the corner
stone OF the church of st. Anne, in Richmond
took place in the presence OF large gathering
of people. At P. NJ the ceremonies CON.
meneed. Rev. Francis 0Connor, of Reading,
was Master OF Ceremonies, with Rev. John
McGovern and Rev. NJ. A. Walsh as deacons OF
honor. Very Rev. DIR. OHara V. g., as assist
ant priest.
The procession was formed in the pastors
house, and Rt. Rev. John McGlll, of Richmond,
Virginia, conducted the ceremonies which con
sisted OF blessing the stone and foundation walls.
After the conclusion of these ceremonies, Rev.
DR.. Moriarty made most effective and eloquent
address. The new church is designed to be one
OF the largest in the city. The design is furnished
by Bdwin f. Durang architect. The structure
will be 70 by $50 feet, and the tower will exceed
in height that of ST. Peters and St. Pauls, at
Filth and Girard avenue. AS an evidence of the
spirit of the parish, it may be mentioned that
the project of building new church was first
broached about two weeks ago, and since that
time over $4,000 have been subscribed. The
collections yesterday amounted to nearly $4,000.
Considering that this is a poor parish, the
liberality of the members is noteworthy Rev.
Mr.. Kiernan, the pastor of st. Annes, is con.
vinced that the enterprise will be carried
through successfully, and chat his parish will
soon contain one of the most commodious, if not
one OF the finest churches in Philadelphia.
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STEALING HARDWARE FROM THE SCENE

STEALING HARDWARE FROM THE SCENE
OF THE LATE FIRE IN COMMERCE STREET.-J"N-
Smith had a hearing at the Central Station
the charge OF stealing hatchet at the + In
Commerce street, which he had concealed .oout
him 1t was fouL d on him after his arrest on
charge OF breaking the peace. Defendant
denied the THEFT, and called a man to prove tn vt
he saw him take the hatchet from the back
locker of hose carriage. Several gentlemen
stepped forward to say that they had known
borneI good character TIE magistrate said
he would Lave to hold him tor trial. and bail In
$1,000 was demanded.
Daniel Murphy was arrested in the store of
Messrs. Biddle & Co. with package Of car
peuters rules in his possession. He had on
red shirt and fireman's belt and was supposed
to be a fireman from that tact; but he said that
he was not member OF any company, He
had hearing at the Central Station, and was
bound over ior trial.
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All orders must be addressed. with stamps nclosed TO
WILLIAM 8. MORSE,
Washington D. o.,