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alrw Advertisements.

DoUNTIIsS AND PENsIONs.--The un
I'D dsrsigned is prepared to collect Dountios
aud Pensions for his fellow. soldiers.
ALFRED NJ. SMITH,
Late Lieut.. Colonel 5th Reserves.
clearfeld, Pa, Aug IL, 1856 -St-pd
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N IssOLUTION oF PARTNERSHIP.
.b-Notice Ia hereby given that the partner.
ship lately existing between Paul ]. Flynn and
Edward X. Flanders, Of Janesville. Clear6eld
county, Pa, under the firm of FLYNN 4 FLAN-
DERs, was dissolved the 9th day Of August,
1865. The said Paul J. Flynn is auth orized TO
settle all debts due to and by the company.
PAUL J. FLYNN,
aul5-St-pd EDWARD X. FLANDERS.
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CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.-Tbe ,7,T

ELEARFlELD ACADEMY.-Thee exer.
" cisos Of this Institution will be resumed d
Monday, the 10th day Of Septen Der, A. d lS66.
Pupils can enter at any time. They viii Il
charged with tuition from the time they enter "a
the close of the Session.
The course Of instruction embraces every ihint
included in thorough, practical and accom-
plished education for both sexes,
The Principal, having had the advantage Of
much experience in his profession. assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies win be devoted TO the moral and men
tai training Of the youth placed under his charge,
TERMS or TUITION.
Orthography, Reading, Writing. and Primary
Arithmetic, per Session { II weeks) s. %
Srnmmar, Geography, Arithmetic, and
History SO 90
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Men
suraton, Surveying, Philosophy, Physi-
oloEy, Chemistry, Boob Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography 50 90
Lain and Greek, with an Of the above
branches s19 On
&E- No deduction win he made for absence,
saN- tor ferther particulars inquire Of
Rev. =. L. HARRISON. A. NJ,
clcnrfsld, July II, 1866 IT. principal.
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TN THE COMMON PLEAS Of c

W.. vorce.
Hesther Campman. No. 1914 juno term. d
The undersigned Commissioner, appoints
open Court, to take testimony IN the above 4
hereby gives notice that he will attend to
duties Of his appointment, at his office, in
borough Of Clcar6eld, on Friday, the "a
Of August, 1856, between the hours of 10 ocl
A. NJ. and 3 o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, Whent
where all persons interested may attend, /
cross examine. WA. M. MCCULLOUGH,
Clearfeld. Aug. /, 1s66-3tl COmmissionsr
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&10 RENARD.-Tho above reward will
Wiz be paid to any person furnishing such
information as will lead to the arrest and con
Vicuon Of parties who have recently defled and
abused the Public School nouse in Clearfeld
borough. BY order Of the Board Of Directers.
aue-2t r. J. WALLACE, Sec'y,
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TN THE COMMON PLEAS Of Cloa,s

IL county, Pennsylvania
D. "allscs Long Subpoena ,ur Divorce.
Phaba Long No. lo', June term, lsss
The undersigned Commissioner, appointed
open Court, to take testimony in tho above cad
hereby gives notice that he WI attend to I
duties of his appointment, Mt his Office in I
borough Of Ciearlield on Saturday, the 25ih d,
Of August 1866, between the hours Of ~ o'clO.
A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ. OF said day, when AZ
where all persons interested may attend Al
cross examine. WM. NJ. MCCULLOUGH,
Clear6eld, Aug. !, lS66-Stl Commissions
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SroLEN OR BORROW wED.--A DeaT.
~ born WAGON was taken from the premiss,
OF the subscriber, on Friday, the 20th Of Julv
There was loose bed on It. and a new lori
Both shafts hare bsen broken and menaeS ~
Any one giving information leading 10 the a,,.
covery ane return Of the wagon, will'be Iihersllv
rewarded. lau2-Stl JAMES A. MOORE
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Chr Aspuhlitan.

WEDNESDAY MoRNING;:Aug. 10, 1865
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GUNNER sHAWLs-Lace nIanties-
~ silk Ooats-closing Out for cost at
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HooP SKIRTS, the latest styles, fsll
IL sorts and sises,) at
auS-lm ]. P. KRATZER,S.
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rToBACCo-- Natural Leaf, Cavendish.
a. Congress, Spun Roll, Navy, Fine Cul-
Choics brands Of sEGARs-for sale at
auo-lm j. P. KRATZER'S
, 1866-12-14
apalla avalla Statesmap
FRIDAY EVENING, December IA, Isoe.
Presidents Message e-ConcIuded.

States are not unlikely to be affected IN some
degree by the wars which are TRANSPORTING in
the eastern region Of Europe, and the tine
seems to have come when our Government
ought to have a proper diplomatic represen-
tative in Greece. This Government hH
elair ed for all persons mo- convict d or accu
sed or susp cted Oi crime. an ahsn ute p"llt>
ical iight of ,elf,exratriati"n AID choice
of a new national allegiance Most ot the
European States have diselaimed this PrI"'
ciple and have clai,ned ri-ht To hoid such
of their subjects n have enlgr1ted to' or
have been naturalizrd in the United States
and afterwards returned on transient visits to
their native countries to The peril finance
military service. in like manner as resident
subjects. Complaints arising rom the claims
in this respect made BY iore'gn states, have
heretofore been matters vi controversy be
tween the Uni ed states and some Of the
European power-, aud the anxiety coGSe
oueut upon tie fai ure to settl this question,
increased during the war in which Prn>>ii.
Italy and Austria were engaged. W hIle
Great Britain has never acknOwlrded the
right of expairiation. she has not particu'
larry insisted upon it. Fance has hes u
equa ly forbearing, ani Prussia hIS pr"P">
pn,ed = compromise which, although evincI
H.. liheratv. has nut been accepted hy the
United States Peace is NV prevailing
everywhere in Eurnpgsani the p esent sren S
to be aEiavorabe time for an assertion IN
Congress of the principles sn Long mann
tanned hy the Executive Department, til, t
naturalization by one State fully exemi t. tie
native born bject Of any other State from
tha performance of military service under
any foreign Government, 50 long aS he has
not voluntarily renounced its rights aud
tenefrS.
In performance of duty imposed upon
me by the Constitution, | have thus sub
mItte1 to the representatives of the States
aud Of the people, such information OF our
domestic aud foreign affairs as the public
interest seems to require. Our Government
is now und r.oing ITS most trying ordeal ,
aud my earnest prayer is that the ord al
may be successf y aud finally passed vii hi
out impIiring 5 original strength and sym
metry The interests of the nation are lu
be prom"trd by "A revival Of fratrrnal rclu-
tinn<, the couplre obltcration Of our past
differences and the rcnaugu alton OF al. the
pursuits of peace. directing our efforts TO
the early accnmpl shment Of these great
ends, let US eudravor to preserve harmony
between the co>ordinnte departments of the
Government, 50 that each in its proper
sphere, may cordially cooperate with toe
other in securing the maintenance Of The
Constitution, the preservation ii, the Union
and the perpctualiOn u. ircr ius.iruriurs.
AyDR W JOHNSON.
Wh>HINGTON, December 1865.
, 1866-12-14

MULLEN PkREAULr, Dociur OF Mr,Iicine,ol
y ibe ficuit ,f iari~. Griduae of the Univtrt
~ Queens Cullc2e. aud Pny stefan of tile ST. john
B!ri>tr S"cieIy of Sah Frahcisco.
DG PI RgAULT laS pleasure 10 inform patients and
"le~ seeking confidential medical advice that le
,,n ne c0nsu ted daily ut his office Armory Hal
huiidi6g. Nor1h-East rorner Muntyomtr, and Ssers-
".rn" streets Sab Francisco. Rooms No. 8. TO- H.
lr. finnr ur st'ir-, emirance on either Montgomery
"F &. cI1 neulo streets.
IG. PIRRAULTs studies have heen almost exrlu.
.iveiv Gtvurd Z" the cure OF the various f,rms Uf
Nervous aud p ysical lrhiIity the results of niui.
"u habits acquired in youth. Which usually termiu.
ale IN Imporence and strIili:y. and permanently in
'lHcc l the cUhc"miIBItS uf Ill aye. Where secret
iDhImty exists inv ol"ing tie happiness J,f litr ubd
that of others, reason and morality dictate the re.
cesSily of its removal far il L. fact that nemstre
decline nf the vigor Ut hiahnOud, matIin"l.dl IN.
h"ppinrSS cunIpuisntt Single life. tic, have their
sources in ctii>ts, the gem of which is plalieu ID
cary lite. aud the iiter frnt tasted long ncfward:
paiIrni> lahuriug under this e. m!lant will comllIR
III uHc or m r" of the following : mtittInIS: Noe.
turnn ElniS>in>, Pains in the Back and Head,
Weakness "f Memor, nlrl sig /. Dschnrg' from the
Uttth'a on going u stoOl ur making water, the H.
iCllcciual Faculties are weakened, Los o Mrm'N
rlIsurS |, ear rlnudtd. ana There is d>nrliua.
li"n 10 altrd 1" business, ur evan rradng, writing
at the 20 icty # irtn,i>, etc The paiiem wall lrr
ably c''nl IN of zzne>~, Vertigo and the sgi
and hearing Hre wea keired aud sleep istrrbtd by
dreams. melancholy, signing. palptIi"n aintls',
'"'Rh~ Hiih SlhW IHNFTs htiilc Silhc nave eAtih
rheumatic Iun. and nuuIh.ie~s at the budy. me-
"l the mnSl common ~ mpi"ln- ave Iiul les IN lie
lace aud aching in different p,rts oi The biy. Pa
u, lIis >uiitring from his disease should apply i'm
mtdiaitN To DIR PEKRAUCf. either ia person "r by
letter, aS he will guarantee ctre Of Seminal Enis
sIolIs and Impotence in six to eight weeks.
Patients suffering Uom venereal diseases in any
stage. Gohorrhmu, Gcet, Slrlrturcs, Buho Uic7s
Cutaneou> Erltiors, etc. viii be treated succssfnl
ly. All SyphiInic and Mrrcurial taihts entirely re
moved fn'm thesy stemi
HR. PhRRAUIT's diplomas are in his office, When
patients can see for themselves that they un d
fhe care of a regularly educated practitioner. Tia
~>t references gIVeL II required.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can cal
AMI examine fl themselves. We invite invesliEa
lion -cldim mol tn know eve rything nor To cure eS
cry body hut we d. clni that in all clses taken un
Icr Treatment we fulfill our pr. inises We ppricu
EIly request t.ose WIN have tried this bnasIed doc
'"r. "nd thal advertised pn sician till out AM
discouraged, u cnil upon us.
Law charges and quick cures.
Ladies' suffering with any complaint incidental t
their scs can consult the doctor with tho assuraBc
Ui relief.
, 1866-12-14
MEDICAL INsrIr0F..
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE on

DR L. C. KINNEY Private Msd,..,
IL gical Institute. walla walIa. half ahd Su,.
Of town. Office at the Oriental Entel. mile a.,
EStabiisnsd expressly 10 atf, I'd the aaet.s
end scientific dical Aid, In the tren,men,e .end
Of all Private and Chronic Di eases SvnST,!s shd On.
cases OF secrecy and all Sexual diseases ue easts
TO THE AFFLICTED
DR.. KINNEY returns his thanks IN II
ous patients fCr Their patronage since saa@.
inlS}9A aud takes this method Of nrlIc;- nE hen
lie that he has leased the laIee ana lug Tie poG
huilding OF Mr.. Joreph Hellmnth, ON ..nodeu,
and has had the same lifted mp fer the nnss stRe
Hospital with every comfnrt for the c,ts ~
tion Of those who require Medi.sl or SurTr.1 li
ance. e'eai assiisA.
Special attention will be paid to affection.
Lnngsi Liver, Digestive Organs. kidney -. q aa
re ses Of the Gehito Urinary Organs Hsha sha Il.
private nature win receive PROMPT s,is,,; oend
managed success sfuliy. Diseases pernl;ar :" Nd
aud children will receive his unremi,,sd 70 70 soesl
aso. atf ctions of the eye and ear and in sh',.
maades to which human flesh is heir viii S,';u w
attention eAln hH
Letters from persons unable persopsllr IN 49,,
nicaie with the DIR. accompanied BY the nsUa1 ~T1na
will receive prompt attention. uu H.
The d. cfor would state that he has hJ
renre of mnre than thrty wears In tre,in, aL ells
Gi>ease urrng in Northern and SouiLtr'e .. Ts'.
hesides, having enjoy ed large he SpitaI so, n
bath In civil life, and with our srny In tIs ~
War-where he was surgeon in the army. al
u 10" "ieh 'VVuIS 'u"t Perroh- requiring Msa..,
aid, arriving heIe E ON the yarion> mining ,,~'u =
the upper rohniry, at the Instance of tr;snS. Y. %
induced to gn to San Francisco, thinkIt,e Ns, W
villnt iigd proper tfeatthrnt Short III thSt Ss. S
thus involving an unneeessafy expenditur, oS t0 IA
tine nd money. To show thst there Is n, - uc.n M
to do this. the Doctor refers to par les whom Ss ny
ire ted and ihu>e under his care in hosn;, 1A'
There is u nnm er oi persons 10 whom IL 2 !,
au,hOrizrd 10 refer. who ~eie curtd by him n .,I'
having heen treated by other ply siriaIs vnlos,
obtaining any relief Making The treatment of sS
nc diseases pccaliv. aud fully provided win :.
the appliance Of modern science, DR.. K. lees W,,
ranr'i ia guaranteeing permanent aud sneedv ,n,.
IN even The wnr~t eases. To him the sfii,ts5 S' '
"pllA in t"ll confdcnre of Obtaining relief. '"l
l;rmrmbeF the addies.,
DIR J., c. KINNEY,
% Walla Wrlla
, 1866-12-14
NoTTCH

HNDfhe Leirr at law srd legal Representatives Of
Il JOHN FuRSi I'LL. deceased Late uf wall
h"hH Cntiy. W l.: lDu, pi.d each OF lGu, will
take ruicc tkr the undefsIghed citizen of the Uni
,ed SaIeS elahi's That he 5 VI u ct N W X and
n " o'Sw y Of section NJ g. aud the 8 K
: Il u. ahi N \ or 5 4. section No 4
~ 10 L. cohisihing Il ncrer lying IN Walln
Wall" Cornv, ". T, taken by deceused in ~. Ift
Ii'ne ~ Homestead has reverted /, .hp Unit.I
SlateS hecHuse you h We ahandoned the sane. and
@ "sse lahed To "ecnlH W cultivate said pnmlses f.r
near three EARS aud the nn,lrrsgncd has ucer,i.s
aha cultivated tie said prtmiNeS for one year past
WIN tie Ihirht to lake The sAme ~ a Homestead uu
" ue Ae' OF COnHre approved MAY sOth 1852
nu you are tqnred tn aPptar Ut the Land Ufire at
vancouver, IL, ON the 10Th day uf January 1851
sho chow eaure why raid hand has not reverted 70
Ihe O'5'ed States, and why the undersigned should
Nov 90 1853. Isrni
, 1866-12-14
Fe,naie monthly pills.

DIX. PERKAULT IL the ohly agent in California for
DR.. BIor Female Monthly Pills. Their immense
>ale has established their reputation AZ ernsIe rem.
rdA unarproaeLed, and far in advance OF every 9th
errfme'ly f'r suppresSions and Irregularities, and
other obtructonS in fcmals. TN tie receipt Of i've
"llars, therr Pills will rent Icy mail or express to
any Iart OF the world, secure firm curusy dam
age.
i'ersoiIS at distanre I've cured q, home, by ad'
dressing letter to DH PERKAuLr corner OF Sacra
n'-hto aud Montgomery Streets Rooms 10 aud II. or
Box S73, p. q. San Franciscn, slaticS the case as
mlnutely ~ p'ssiIe general habits of living, oeeu'
i'Aii'n. etc etc.
All communications confidential.
July Z, 1866. 29ly
, 1866-12-14
MOTT oF TO kIsINT IIIINrLET'
l.. buckingham, Plan. .if.

s.. =. Buckingham. Dsfendaht.
In the DisiriI CoEft, lst Judicial Disfrief, IddAo
Territory, for Nez Perez County.
To S. S. BUCKINGHAM, DeteaddRt.
n TIE NAME or THE UNITED STATES, and
the People OF said Territory. you are hereby re-
4nirrs tO appear aud ahswer the complaint nieo
against yor m he shove euiried nctiOn, within e1
aia Of the day OF service thereof il -efsea
within 81 il c"uny, served out of the county Az
within said District twenty days-and IL served ~
publication then by the hrst day n the reg n'a.
term of said Court, c. 'nn+ncinR more tbsn ~
weeks fr"m tire date Of he rst publication herso,,
and you iail TO answer, the eVurt will Proeeee ~
hear rald Cause and to render such Judgment
you us tie evidence and Justice against ypse mty
demand rHAYER ~ DApTpN. AttSs NJ ~
on affidavit OF nou-fesideHbe or the defeno.an.
herein. II was ordeIed that Service Of the hTego,h
summons lie made by puthcafion Ia the walIa Wal
la STArssNAN, in Washington Territory or I've sue
cesSiSe weeks. MIur0N KsLLY. DIST. Judge
By Nv A. RLIeIIJ n ltIk.-
H O. ADAS~, Depay.
Lewiston. Oct snth. 1886. If-sS.o
, 1866-12-14
, Terrence McMatray. i. Defendant.

TTNO TEEhENCE MIMI RRAl: You are hereby
i n"uhed that CATHERINE McMUkRAY ha-
hnd ''mplaint against you, which II come on
io he heard hCf'rr the H'n. ]. T. wyche. Judye y
-nd District. ut hnmherH in the CITY Of y III, Wal
In. %" Fri'iy the l7tt day of Ja;us!y 1881 the sai
day being two muLIbs ailer the hrst pnbIIeation
hereof, at the hour OF O'Clock, P. M of sai daN
and that unless ynu appear anil an. wer at said nr
and place, the Plain iff will apply l., the U,mrt r
the relief raAed tor in said comp amt The object
aud pIHNer 81 raid complaint il to obtain u d. cree If
sald C"nr distdving the b'nds of matri,nohS exist.
ing betWeen you aud the Fl,intln aud for the Gu.
tuiy OI The iw" minor children the is>ue of the mar
rage between you aud PlnniiH
on plniniht hiel FRANK p DUGAN
N",-uier s,h 1885 I4smS, At,.v e,r piF
, 1866-12-14
nIseoluiIon Nofice.

Ollie II hehtBi GINkN ibaI The FIRM or
~ hErAN * OUlNN, was IN the 81 dAy of De-
- n'l~i drr'lvrd b, mutual eons.I AL ,Iaims and
,iena.a- Against the late irin mn>t be pnssil ed TO
lam l'CGAN. krq.. nj hi- law ofiice.i walla
~ais eIs 10 whom all debts due the sAld nrln mu-t
Als'' bc lsiid firihwith-ths sad Funk p DnR.u he
ing tht mls Ierss" IN hnrized 20 receipt f.r the
-ninr. All erssgs inde I'D 10 tie ,ni hrHi ar. re-
qht~ied u n'Hke insntd'aIe symrRT. Tie bnriness
ksg.n a ssitrl iy B. ,. RI6AN. THOMAS
V0iNN hn- rfti'edn ri'ap twa d.-rs alsve and Will
va ', o'i the same hn-ine-s WI fial, stock. 49,
81 Nv. T4"MNs QUINN.
, 1866-12-14

U,HIs VALUABLE PREPARATION, containing
in a highly concentrated form all the proper
ties Of the
.Jamaic Cling er.
ba. become one Of the mast popular domestic rem
-dfe for all diseases OF the stomach and digestive
organs.
As Tonic. it will lie found invaluable 10 all
persons recovering from debility. whether pfodueed
by lever or Otherwise Tor Whit 10 imParts To the
system all tie glow and vis'r thst can be produced
by wine brandy, 1t IL entirely free from he reae-
riorary effects that follow the of spirits If any
kind.
1t i also on excellent remedy for females who
~nfftr from difficult menslurAen, giving a'm">t
immediate rel Fl TO the spasms thIt 80 frequently
accompany that perind.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea. cuused by
riding IN railroad car, by sea-sckness. or other
CAUSES.
IL Is also valuable as an external application for
tiout rheumatism, Neur'l In Sc.
REDINGTON * CO.,
35-6m Snle Agents i"rt'ie p" II '"r>t.
, 1866-12-14
Estra4 Horse.

GAME ToTkE RANCH OF CHARLEY Ac'
~ ] ,R, ON Dry Creek, about u year SINCE >
small BROWN HORSE, has six searifed mars
on IN, nrar hip, aud branded indistinely on "
near shoulder; said Horse Is from seven to sieps
years old. The owner OF said horse Is reqnesls1
TO eomr forward. prove properly, pay charge
aud take him away. (5l>Im% A. L. BYRUN.
, 1866-12-14
Agency Notice.

DURING MY ABSENCE IN THE sATLAN1lO
~ Stairs. II Es JOHNSON isuir daily auiho'.
izrd Agfnt TO altspd to my bnsihfss, and feeflss "
aud euleet rents aud moneys due M, 30 II
esipt for the same. tso.<~*1 J. B. GARDfbF
, 1866-12-14


IT'S ACTION Is EXPtCruEANr Att RA I'VE
SUDORU &c. SEDATlVE. ElAPlluRETlC ANl'
nlURi:rIC. which rrBdtr~ II one Of the M st vain
hla reIneuieS knnwn for curing diseases OF the luu%s
Il excitfs rxpreturaii,n. aud 'ahser tie lungs t
throw of the phlrym or mnrm: CHANGING ST.
CGI.TInNS and PURIFlES the BLOOD; heals the
rrilited puIts. gives trength to the digestive or
.ali~: hrng the liver I" lis proper action, and nm
part strength to the who'll SNsicm SHeh is le m
me,li ir ~. Siii~tuyinry rti'.rT that 1T is VAR
EANTFD Tb BREAK Up THE MOST DISTRESS
ING COUGH ~ 4 FEW HOUR STlME, u not "it
nn. >lam.rhg. 1T is VARIANTS I" give ehtir"
sat ,l,ctrn even in the MOST CONFlRMtD CASTS
OF CUN$UM, ,'TION IrIS WARRANi Ed MOI
i pro,lnce fnStiyene (which the ease with most
REMEDIES affect the head. ~ it g 'mtanS nn Opnn
bt M, Inrn. IT S'WAGRANTED TO BE FER
FECTI.Y HARMLESS TO the most delicate child al
th"ugh it H. un active ar6 powerful remedy for re-
'"ri, = the >y,tem THERE Is NJ REAL. NE; E l.
IY FOR $ti MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION
when ALIENS LUNG RAl.SM will prevent it, ii
"nly tIAei N lime
Sold by all Druggi-ts Prize 81 per LOtle
For s,,e by SMITH d DAVIS, Portland, Oregon
Grnrral ,yrnis ALsO, By DedLers in Family Nedi
ciHss generally.
Dec 30. 1861, Elf.
, 1866-12-14
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER!
Hair Resto-er and Hair Dresser,
BON Combined IN One.

! =. J. not n Dye.
%. Will mt r'I y the skin.
30 viii restore Gray II r to beautiful BlIrk,
Brown. Auburn. whatever might have teen its
original eOur, aud cause it to assume it, former
hcauiN.
Am. Will cure all Ilumpts and Disease of the
SC ili.
5TH. Will remove n.n'u~f Hrd Scrr rom the
head, aud keep tine har MOST and silk-iiSe IN ills
appearance a~In youthful d. :.
Cru. VIII pr duGe II healthy arnw'h.
1TH. VIII PrrNtnI I; nom failing 1T, and r"n>e {
20 .ruw h"li heads vhrrc bvre l. hie aud rlldli
" vt the rut, hut wnele thv-e s"iie there is n0
hope 4 ~.lcct~s.
srH. The best testimony th.t can be given will be
round inside uI each p,title
Warranted 10 do all ere claim for il, or fhe money
refaaded after using tro bottles. Try ii and BE-
cOnrinced.
, 1866-12-14

II ArEsr spriug and snmnlerl sty es ii rs
IcsIyed and for. sale At yer, low , 10 : AZ. =
BROWN, BROS y co.
, 1866-12-14
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TERRI IDa oc WA>iiiHGroN.l S.
In the District Court Of the lst Juhc,di District,
aud before the Judgs thereof, sittiny a. Chambers
Catherine McMurnr, Plaintiff.
, 1866-12-14

MIX Cows NRanted.
WANT TO f-UtcIIAsE a FKw coon sILK
IL Guns 1850. =
, 1866-12-14
10 THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIEsl NEW REMEDIES
n. Gibbon's Dispensary,

O1o KEARHY STREET.
OIO corner ,ommefcial; san
Fn,,,ci>co. e tahlished 10 1874, for
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Trains runby Chicago time, which 10 twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time,
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, JAN'Y
" LIST, 1866, and until further notice. train,
will leave Davenport Sundays excepted) az fol-
lows;
$40 M Express for Kellogg and Washington
o.4o A. M.frelght for Kellogg "
Trains arrive at Davenport Sundays exeepted)
as follows:
4.55 P. NJ. freight and accommodation from
Kellogg and Washington.
7.30 p. M. express from Kellogg and Washing
ton.
An accommodation train will be run svery Sat
urday, leaving Iowa City at &. 90 A. M, returning
leave Davenport for Iowa City and Muscatine at
500 P. NJ.
The S.25 A. M. tram out of Davenport makes d i
rect connections at Kellogg, Iowa City and Wash
lngton, with the Western Stage Company,s
Stages for all points west, southwest, aud north
west.
Trains from the west connect at Davenport with
trains of the Chicago & Rock Island Railroad for
all points East North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions to the destination OF
theirbaggage. Also to procure tickets before TAX
ing their seats in the cars,
A. KIMBALL, Sup't