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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09
Mrs. MunSonS'S Son.
BY Mary KYLE nALLRs.


The world had used Mrs. Manson
rather hardly in her youth. She had
been a poor mans daughter and a
poor mans wife, and at eighteen a
poor mans widow; not of that class
Of humbly poor, content with their
hard lot, but of the genteel order of
poverty, whose greatest grief is their
shame Of their condition. Besides all
this, she had one trouble more bitterly
ielt than the rest-the loss of her only
child
We say loss adyisedly; for, although
there was every probability of his
death, his mother had never had the
sad consolation Of weeping over his
coffin. Left alone by the river side
Tor brief space of time, through the
earelessness Of a child to whose care
he was entrusted, he was not to be
found when sought for, and there was
every probability that he had been
drowned.
Yet there was also a hope that he
nad wandered away; hope that
elung to his mothers mind after it had
peen abandoned by every one else,
ana which kept her in a constant
agony Of suspense.
ohe spent her time in futile search
ana inquiry; neglected the fine needle
WORK by which she lived; and often
travelled on foot from village to village
,lslnn8 alms-houses and public insti-
uuons where lost children were some
alaes sheltered, until grief and priya-
uoA threw her into an illness which
ca4ie near being her last.
however, that which appeared to
~ Aer worst misfortune, tended, as il
seemed, toward her ultimate prosperi-
r. a bachelor of the village, named
luuSoh--a man of immense wealth
'~u KINDLY disposition-had taken an
t interest IN the troubles of this beauti-
a n ana youthful widow, and when
oi E,9l'y through his kindness and iber-
~ IVY she recovered, paid his addresses
T., ahd married, her. Certainly. the
Hwy dld not marry for love Proba-
ar NV ,ne Old gentleman's riches had i
1i i', zeal to do with it; but she mad,
I"r ' respectful and attentive wife,
ga NV ms house perfectly: and never
~ INN pang of sorrow.
le 80 was content; and ii she was not
She AsNef knew IL; and when he died
n as found herself mistress of all hi
m mo- and still handsome wo
She 'uouSh on the verge of forty
sb" o might have married again Ina,
\ "oSen' but no such thought en-
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

ExTRAonpiNARY REsuRREcrIoN -Four
days after the rebels fired on Fort
Sumter, a sou of Mrs. Duncan, of
Mecca, Ohio, enlisted for the war. He
joined n Western regiment, and after
being in several battles, was reported
killed at the battle Of Stone river
His body was brought home and in
tered Afterward intelligence was
brought to the parents by returned
Union prisoners that their son was not
dead, but in Il rebel prison in Georgia
Other prisoners returning from there
last spring, brought the sad news OF
his death to the soroly distressed fami-
ly. When the war closed an opportu-
nifty was offered TO penetrate the reb-
el lines. Mr. Duncan sent down and
had his SON brought home again and
buried. Having had him buried twice,
az was supposed, il was natural that
they should be reconcilel to their loss;
but n few days ago their own son Bob,
in spite Of wounds. and deaths, and
funerals, came marching home, and
is now enjoying the hospitality Of the
parental roof His case is "a strong
one, hat it is only one OF many Of the
same kind which the history Of the
war reveals.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

H. If there is q man who can eat
his bread at peace with God and.man,
it is that man who has brought that
bread out of the earth by his own
honest industry 1t is cankered by no
fraud-it is wet by no tear-it is
stained by no blood.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

Cay We seize upon the world with
hearts thirsting for love; then, when
our wealth has passed into the cruci-
bic, when We are mixed up with men
aud with events, everything dwipdles
insensibly; we find little gold, and
much ashes Such is life-life as it is
great pretensions, little realities
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

Gas Works "A Western editor who
has been to Washington, writes home:
"As we drove from the depot, lady
in the omnibus espied tho great unhn-
ished dome of the capitol-which don't
look much like dome at present-and
said, innocently, L suppose those are
the gas works 2 yes, madam-.for
the nation replied passenger.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

Des~ A negro, once undergoing an
examination as a witness, when asked
if his old master was Christian, re-
piled, No, sir, he was member of
Congress-
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

tGg~ In the small island of Iona, on
the coast of Scotland, sixty-one Kings
lie buried-forty- eight were Scotch,
eight Norwegian, four Irish, and one
French.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

- muck. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
Nj IOR Ar LAW Also, Agent for first
-''- Insurance Companies, and for obtaining
soldiers pay, &c.
OMce over Weeks store. l-I
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09
ST. Adams Business Directory.

,,;LEY = DAVIS, ATTORNEYS AND
X cOrNSElLORS AT LAW and Solicitors in
,t,rcorv. Office in the rooms formerly occu-
,a'd by White & Sowles, Gadcombs Building,
II ,ltons Vt. 97-ly
uafrr, PARK DAVIS.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

sSg- A literary society Of young la
dies, at Seneca Falls, ~ y, have styled
the Go Home Alones,"
and altogether ignore the company OF
male attendants,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09
=. rnnGE p. nOUGnroN. Attnrne

4, GORGE f. ioC|tlo', Attorney ana
II Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Cham
~, ST. Adams, Vermont Office over thc Post
aa..e and residence on Congress street.
Nso United States Commissioner. Commits
.-r.- of Deeds for the States Of Now York,
Massachusetts,. and other States. He VIII give
-.,or,ft attention to all professional business
I'm which he may De entrusted.
Sd Ahaus Nov. 4. 1864. II
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

1 GILMAN. WHIST. Office in the
! I, KINGMAN BLOCK, Mam St., opposite the
n-t gatioual Church. l-ti
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

IrEAD ~ DyREN, Druggists and
" Apo-hor1ries. Medicines ot the best
lualtv Prescriptions flled with care Fancy
Ooads Ioa aud Coffee.
Main Street 50. Adams, VT lVO
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

4 HAS, A }. MARSH, GROCER, Stafford
I Block. North Main Street, st. Adams, W.
Az ut for Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines.
ottacNea England Iair at Springfield aud the
Vermont state fair. lu0
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

- II. LENIs. Jgs.. - CO., Dealers
>. 20 Fancy and staple DRY Goods. Bank
stfat ST. Adams, sc. $. II. LEWIS, Dr.,
le A. O. BRAIAEkD.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

u II. p. VALKER, dealer ia stoves and
1lu Ware fafe Troughs manuiaelnl'l
u n1i up 60 order, and the seil.n5 OK Ngoe
sI lal furnace promptly attended Go. la-
upo-ite fremont House, 81. Albaus, W.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

, TEREERT BRAINERD, dealer ia Fore
/ ien and Domestic Dry Goods. and YAM
Notions, corner oft Main and Bank Streets,
Nbaus. st. ilj
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-09

ygrYIAN - HUNTINGTON, dealers iu
" Fine Watches. Clocks and Jtwolry, atcrl-
silver and Silver Plated Ware. Fancy Goods
great variety Watch Repairing and tngrav-
a St. Adams, VI. lN3
clAs. wYalAN. =. H. hUNTlNGToN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24
LATEST News
ny. rExEule.sPm. .

NRs YosK, Nay ~.
We have Vera Cruz dates Of May 18th
and City OF Mexico 9th.
The contemplated Withdrawal Of the
French troops has caused considerable ex>
element in the CapitI, and the probabill-
ties are that Macmillan will abdcatc be-
fore they are Withdrawn Mr.. Corwin he'd
charge Of the affair aid had sailed for the
United States. The eport Of the depart>
urs Of tAeussnds q feneh stro4ps sd ~
arrival OF battali0nof the Foreign Lee
gion was confirmed. The concentration Of
the French troops preparatory to their
withdrawal 10 eurrenly reported.
A ColOnel and lieut. Col. 81 The In
perial forces we're murdered by their own
men ct Rio Verde, i y belielied because Of
the strict discipline be attempted to intro
duce. ss,es. ,.he sfs 1T 4.
We have advices fromHavana to the 10th.
A grand review Of tso,ps by Gen. Dolce
took place on that morning.
A special messenger OF Aaximillisp on
bio way to Europe hadtrrfved here on the
| 10th. An
Three slavers were discovered on the
coast. Orders were transmitted tn Span
| ish cruisers TO make diRgent search ~
them.
| The cattle diseases said to have broken
out near Cardina aLi Metansa.
Ths Washington special despatohes y
the morning papers contain the following
Tue American HARDWARE manufacturers
sh ould Immediately forwsrd TO this city ths
information necessary to the forming Of tn
tariff bill to make il sufficiently protective
Of their interests. Strange to ny, the fact
and figures thus far principally furnished
have come from the hands Of man who \
On American, indeed, but turns out to be q
/. agent Of the lBir,niugham and SAeaeld man
uIacturcrs. Hardware makers should hurr]
up.
| Special Treasury Agent Dexter, OF Mobile
Who MAS under sentence Of miltaryc0m
mission and fined $3.50 900 has beel dis
charged by the President r
1t Is in contemplation to build new AM
costly executive mansion the on higi
grounds esst of the capitol and turn thu
White lIoase into fire proof building 70
, the State Department. II was for this 2ui
pose leave WAS asked to-day to bring n
Joint resolution directing the proper ceu
imittces to make a reconnaissance for sis
II Specimen Of tin ore from California, wW
exhibited at the General Land Office recelt
" ,ofextraorlinar richness and purity. On
! | 10 found about 80 miles seuth Of the Qui:l
silver Mines Of California, and is u per ces
pure metal.
II Second Lieutenant Joseph A. SladeI
, | l7lh United States Infantry, whO hesserv
| ed Tor several yesrs on the Sta6 81 Max
General Howard, hes been appoin.e
to-day ~ Private Secretary to that 0sn1s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24

San FRAxcisco, May Fifteen thou.
and Penians assembled At the peoples Park,
San Natre to express their devotion to the
cause Of Ireland and 10 use their influence
to heal the discussions existing among Fc-
nian brotherhood. The utmost harmony
and decosum prevailed. Speeches. were
msde BY John Hamel, State Centre Col.
walsh IL Gen. Sweeny's staff and others.
The Brig. Carl Ludwig has arrived with
dhtes rom Hong Kong to March 18Th.
Sir Richard Graves Mcdonnell had ar
hyej there and been inauenrated as Cover.
nor with great ceremony. The French
Coolie ship hong Kong had been seized by
De Coolies on board other when the vessel
~ recovered from them. She was discov
cred to DO c ,vered with blood and dead
cpolies. A collision had occurred on board
: vessel In the Macoa trade in which IN
Chinsmen were killed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24


while NJ. LeBlond wss spsakine The
mosnins hour expired snd ~ baa wens over
Vatll Tomorrow.
!. =, y III: &3aE
suned consilerelion Of the tai htll. .con-
mencing with narnsraph on Bank Issues.
On mdliou az NJ Morrill,, the paraenph
wes amended BY aiding the tol!qwing !:
:!!ss::I:H EIs|::: q; I3B
d4y Of January ard July Of each year. =
sdch form and manner ~ may Be pfesenseu!,
b the Commissioner Of Ineesne! hsvenuc.
Mr.. Blaine, a MAlpe. m0seu 20 amen1
by adding to Il: And provided iuStnsr. !nat
ID lieu Of all other taxes imposed q nes'on'
IAl Banks, there shall bcfealtc! be ievieu, 81
s Co., = Ia; ssz&s lS5g!EA'
tl>sir deposits"
This led to considerable debate. which
Lynch, f Ks|it. 8ooi ssf. c6oiss, H1s6Cis:
Randall Of "a, and Morrill,:
r.vislSt, Thy sssen s 4 SSsitss6 NsilSs2
Iianks, AZ the present system led 10 iinmcns'
losses TO the Government:
Mr.. Pike advocated letting the v hole Yat
J ter of income tax go over until next Con
gtess, leaving the law - It now is
Dir. Spaulding withdrew IL amendmen
and the amendments Of ~. koss vas telec.e e
. 1.-The amendmchs offered by M. Pike W
adopted.
X This leaves the lav as It ct present etapa
i kwisA ataxof6 per cert On h1cdnesA 20 49,
j apd tax Of 10 per cent. ON the excess ove
t5.OOO. the only difference being that W
!, nj q, ~ a. lE :, !: :; sz zs1 2 az
II Mr.. Auc0na offered IN amendment I
!. make the 81 600 limit apply to the preset
]. Iyear. Rejected.
III Among the deductions 10 Ike made IN ~cst
Z mating incomes there were added, on mo',u
!. of Mr.. Wtleob, Of lowe, loses aceyauy -
n ,ained ',lurfng the year, arising Rom 1T
shiprweck, or in trade and debts ascrrta ne
worthless, but excluding al estimates ~
depreciation Of values.
:. Adjour ned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24

- ERE memo 0OBoCOs
Private Diseases Cared In ehe
AhOl test 1sOsA1b1e s1ne
by tDr YOUNG late Of Phindelphia) who has located
himself permanently, 1t No. % Thtrl - PITTS.
i,lRG. PA lie addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulge nee and solitary hsh
is, which ruin botl, body and mind, uniting them
Ion either business, study marriage He las die
covered the mos, Ceria n Speedy ami only Edeciaal
Remedy III the world fr all lrvste Diseaecs 81 what
ever nature Weakness Of the Back and Limhs. strc-
lures. Affections Of the kidneys asd Bladder, lnvolan-
tary Discharges. Imvctency General Debility Nsr-
yousne-s, Dyspepsia. laaguor Low spirts Confusion
u Ideas. Pairitstion Of tho Hear. Tmidity, Tre,a.
bling Dinncss Of Sight Giddness, Disesss of the
Head Throat, More or Gkin ARectlons the LIVER,
Lungs, Stomach or Bowels those terrible dsosdes1
arising from the Solitary llabits Of Youth-tboss
SECRET aud solitary practses more fatal to their VIC
TINS than tho song Of syrens to the Mariners 81
Ulysses biightne tjr rnost tsilltsnt bCpse " sntc
! ipat'ons, rendering marriage, &c, impossible.
| The fearful effects the mind arc much TO bs
| dreaded-Ioss OF Memory, Confusion u Ideas, 10
Iwession Of Spirits Fvil Forbodings Aversion to soc
ETY.. Self Distrust Love of Solitude Timidty, &C. are
| some Of the evils produced.
Thousands of persons of al sGca can n"w ,nds'
what il the cause Of their declining health losing tnei
vgor. becoming weak, pale, nervous and emsciated
having q singular appearance about the eyes c0ue
and symptoms Of consumption.
/ AN EMAENAGO6uE ron THE LADIES con
pound prepared and sold only BY DR.. Young, wafran
cd to remove all Obsru tOn- 10 the healthy nensrus
food impHrtng new tone and activity e the sysiss
price q per bottle Obstinate 81 long etandin
may rcqNac M 2. which " four degrees strosigs
dian M price 81 per bOttle.
Persona At distance BY stating their synplonl
age and Occupativn can receive medicine BY express
securely packed from observation
| Address DIR. YOUNG, No. Is Third stTcet, Pitt
burg. Pa may21-d30&WI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24
mn. 'rODlSnAN'
Venetian 11minnnemt.

ANINSEANTANEDuS REMEDY FOR CHRONIC
n rheumatism, headache. toothsche, Group, collie.
Quinsey, throat, and paine IN any palt Of the
6p6y. Try bottle and be- convinced. 0oDemboS
this article h success net M experiment. for II
yean II has been tested. Every one who ueso Il
reconmends H. No medicine ever had eucA 4 repu.
tstiun q this silently has worked IL NO before
the nbic and NIL are loud In IL praise. "CAronie
SAeusnaus4 Thousands who laid f0f Woe1D on .
uubchss, with this complaint testify TO the magi-
aeal ascts Of this liniment They cured and pro-
elan IL vffnes throughout the land Remember re-.
~ y certain, and positive cure 10 sure to follow
Headache Of all kinds We warrant TO cure Putxld
sose throat Qeinsey and dpthcrs rubbed q ther
t~nuso By timely use VI the Venetian Lniment Il
- saved hundreds the past three months. Price -
- % osn1s . bottle. Once, % Cortland 0troet
New York. Sold nv al Drucatefe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24

Co00o e he B0tb0Feo ID Ruf0pes
New YoRK, May 20.-The following 10 the
text of NspoIe0n's speech ct Auxerre. to
which IL attributed the cause for the financial
panic in England and Europe.
see with pleasure that the memory OF the
Art Emperor hes not been effaced from your
minds. Believe me, for my own part, have
inherited the feeling entertained by the chiel
Of nv family for this energetic and patriotic
popnla.ion, Who sustained the Emperor IL
GOOD q In evil fortunes. ! have debt q
Srakilude 70 discharge towards you. Thii
7Senartnent was the hrst to give me it's sui
lrsees in l0ls, because 1t knew, with tht
majority Of the French people. that ~ inter
ests we're my interest and that detestee
equally with them those treaties Of 1915
which il now sought to be made the sol'
basis Of our foreign policy. THANK you fo
he sentiments you have expressed toward
me. Among you breathe freely. for II !
and country, that ! fnd the real genius Q
EfnnCe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24

WAsuuaroN. Nay 23.-SENATE The
mornine hour wss spent In the discussion
of bill to bridge the Aississippi river q
Winoua, Mimi
At I O'Clock The reconstruction resolutions
Houee. -Nr. Mclluer of California from
~ Poet OGacc Coninittee reported Joint
nesolutiOa authorizing the Post Master Gen
efal 70 pay additional salary 70 letter carriers
n Eaa EfAnelsco, which was read third
On moCioe Of Mr.. Julian the Senate
amundments to the bin to dispose Of the pub
Ne hndo 70 sctuAl settleES In certain South.
err States were aGreed to ard Confstence
Ccmmittce asked loe % metioa Of nr. Ross,
a. sut1e nember u the Agricultural report
Tor 10 - usiptsd that No psiasei OF ahe
''e s. n = 90 q III. Window, Secretary Of
~ Inoefloe Wss requestm % state The ex.
pouee Of school houses and mAiutatnence OF
eyAoole n ~ diDersnt Iod1as a0cRc)ee In
Dn.ueah, eegsehsf with ~ esedlsaea Of
eecncy "a - maangsmeat. q 5s.a y
on sOtion Of n. Bidvell q tbs Cali
fpn,ia COmmietea On Agriculture wab d.
cSssaed ffon further coosldsrati0n Of The
I'M Snnetine pnh1ic lhuds % tke Amvsican
Fursre IN Propaaaaioa and Land Co. f0f
condpceine exps9i10eaee seapeceiDg fotesa
troe culsute. A1d ~ oal Was ND o. IL
~ House thea took up IL M sstosssd
ye.terday, % conlinne q lofce ahd tQaMcnd
u - eeiahllAine ~ rneedmsn's Bureau
II III ~ q 0Olioa It II. Elliott,
elnen6Mi ~ ~ pedociag the tefn a the con
|tlnaanceOf ~ ~ % tW0 ysass. Instead Of
49, vanan ~ s't 4isstA .is3l4a iasf-s 4ss44
II. Chasdles ds1assd 70 know whstein
~ IN &qDBsd ffon The hill wh1eA ~
PUo36on1 ~ yofood. \, s.t =. e. -.
/ r. ma nsdselook = inlorm N. chahd-
Ter o. thas point ana 70 explain, seJ1atln,
~ IN E1166o q ~ v1ei0oSnecti0ns. The
m ascline, - snid, simely continued the
D0eoAp ~ 80 y191a. Whale ~ IN veeoed
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III lsulse1 - ahsss woss eeetleale4
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24

Davenport. Oar0kee Deep9rt.
Ovpycs o. SHB DAvExPOai DBuOCBAS,
May "a. 1889. I

L
Ovrycs o. THE DAVENPORT DBu0csAs,
May "a. 1889.
F1oun. ~ holeshsle per W. essse -ks.G
In sacks, e6.O0
In bulk $3.50
Retail in Dbl. - 90.
In Sacks, $500.
In bull. $3.50.
ngcxwueAr FLoua.-Per cwt Is.
Co.'s NsAL.-Per bushel. 7oAs. s
| WssAr No. ], old, tl.ss. NJ nsw, u =
| No. 3, new, 90c.
Gpax.-sO@sac,
blsIAS.-No. l. 4octs. Nos, 5S0Sests.
PosAsoss-ss94ss tfHM.
OunOEn.- Soc.
BUpPs1 --25c
Esos.--la1i@l5c
HAY.-tS.O0@t1S.Oe
OoAL-lsc :. depot; Tic at lsvss yard.
Woop.-e7Q76 III.
(h1eago Naaptses.
y Tssssaa ...,,. and ,os,s ois ssss'
,whestyesy unsstslsd and i.rezaI.r: mol sfst"e
csesss 70 g. q when sss,s: t. ssssss
49, essyt ii. psls .9ef :. q. 3:
80 No a SiaSse, aLd rejected at S666ac d
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Is IL Nc. J. sud 5!01se ~ No. :.
B1isy-Wessese bailey q eood Quality 10 fair =.
eeesl q 00!Ss Cans9s s,ilsy is scarce nd hsld
Highvioss Noshng Of consequence doing y
= 3 8; s' s:, ~: ss'1F .
y is CO. Is nominal 1t ssosss. pasa
- t't = ls's- -----> e-.---- iTi-isa VA
sess7's ~. Lssss Msrkess. HA
y T::;'s;snfe mr. H. I's'. lsr'' -
Sicsr and Whsal s.sady and unshsssed.
Osts 1irm. Al0lse.
S xsi.1,.r,ss ~ y l;ya ss2sst'ss's'
New Orleans Markets.
3, o T;ss,Ba n,ads.. o sss Ny =
sssSS :Hs ff' Sts.s s:sasasis sar
Corn-Rasisr.. so0s23fc
S:;Ss -. o.. s..r j as..
0old-Ilsx.
sRAaNH1 ~ An .Ek4s AN0n.
CHARGES FOE STORAGE. &C.
Isspectiou: 49,. s.. .l-90e p beshsl.
5n;!:;ssii.s Z sss e.
IN { tt!s!y e st::1 81 1xJk
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24

Each HOOP .eing composed Of Two Peavacs
" TExsslsn txoLE SPanos, braided tightly
Koct. ~ nsKe IL STRONdEST and NOS
1Ln3nle ~ Ipssxss and most DuaAsaee tn1s1
had1. They III not bend or break like III
SmoaA .0snrd, bat will always pfeeseyez e4eie
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Borox, May 93.-Thc following gentle
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