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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1866.

Duss Tsnss AasAD.-Ws haa lively
6nss Il Dsvsppsrt = ls61--ss net . ~
Of eur dsissss viii rsosabsr. Bs,ldings
vent up ia every part 4 the city and in.
prevement was the general order Of The
dsy oil ossr town. We have seen neth;ns
NJ il siace, bas ~ lws ~ = ~ eome.
thing ssssly approaching 10 life snd sctlv-
~ ns2t ssonse. thsss are COED essuuas
% seilsse. The cote u pssparstioo is
ssaading ia,hll pasts Il ~ ssy. Our lum
bse nssoheats hAvs ua6s svsry peceeserv
prspasstiss lsr letting On sssan Il tho ear-
lisst messas possible. Our brick makers
hsss eli sads snpls prspasatisas fst fsr..
aishing my desired nsnbes Of brick fse
any ansast Il nsw bsildiap end side
valAs; sarpsassrs and brickhysrs ars 81.
ting nstssss into line. and oeQaiaiux their
forces lse . brilliant csnpaign. DAvenpors
i gsiae - nake rapid slsids In Improve
meats ssxt season. The indicatieas ~ to
;, seen and Sslt on every hand and = 500
- the ground viii permit The work will -
eoomenoed. &s8s $500 i
Ne city In the State hes ., better groonA
wssk It Improvements than has Daveupsrt.
Our merchants ars calling iee mere and bet
ter eenslsseasd stores. and - for dwelling
hssess thsss nesse was sseh . dearth ot
lhat astiele sises eur city had name. The
tide Of new eonsss still continues strong,
and rssm must and will b made Tor III.
Enterprise. activity and industry nesd enly
to - displayed. and our town will seoa
stand fAr ahead Of I'll composition between
St. Louis and 81. Paul.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

Carr. Beusso's Hooo0ua-Wo veee il
sssse ~ befees yssoes1ay = st1aing ~
tAs psrsens apts1s ealsa = bstse passisips
tsss u ths sshtssy 4 Uapk nsesis, = Buf
~. Wsse drssstel ID feoin sosuty. W.
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at nsdAle, in tAis essasy. Oas Il ~ Nc.
Cosuists, . osa ssnsd Oslliss, ~ a..
eUAse in111siaual UAsse nsns - wses ~
he 10 lsass, sss nsw ssaAssd in iail = Nos.
s1sass, . II ~ bslA pss,a thks b. of
ssss. - spasstid y w. esseG Thsi'
tsial. W undssslAad, win tats plles -
nstsss. 1ASCSl Slani9 Nsu06i1sl nsCse
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with : sssksl sssStsss, sIo61 (eSs1 q ths
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1sastsss. .seaA0aesosasl y = 0s
kAsv tssisga aea11s stsaAs a>aAs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
Cenciss Du1 PLsAsAHr.-Mr. I. A. Tile
beia hands ~ coy Of . dispstcb received
= this city b day, whisA rssds - lol.
lows:
wAssassas, N. L.. Feb. sd.
+ A. zSls6sia: 4aaf
The machine hes bsen shippsd,

A. ear readers viii q once surnisc, this
refers 70 ths asw stsaa 6ss sngias for ths
Pilet Company. It viii rsaeh our city
sherty, ssd - ths fund IT IL pssehass j.
~ entirely = largs q sscssssry, eur "a.
tas3sising pssPsssy asnsss win d we'll to
aEEsst thsie rsspe,e - ths sasqQy - sslf.
sriaee Of cor arsass BY ssaIA( prsopt
y Ssewsrd and making up The dsaeiso-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

Thar AcclDanT.-An evening & TIVE ago.
~ oolicsd the face that beakssmaa bad
fallen Of train soms where cut on the n.
I n. Rsad, and had ssesissd considerable
injury thereby. The accident occurred %
the westward bssad fright train beyond
lsws City. % ~ not nisssd till the
tain reached Homestead. The passenger
train coming East picked him Up 10 sn u.
ssas BE eonditisn, with ons efhis arns
broken Ia two places. He bad fortunately
fallsa in soew drih which saved his lie
4 bsstls q fwhiskty ID BID pSekst, partly
empty, told ths caues o9 bic aishap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

100000
Watches, Chains. Diamonds.
BljOuterie, Etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

fers9gs Wj.hing 70 efdSe eholDs SELECTION Of
1rcst Trs's. 49, Y!sse Or.seee:e' Trss:,
shsssssry q Essrgsssss, ~ aad 70 .hs;r
fVS. Assnt Of ? K. Phoaix's Nursery. Bloom
instcs, III. Of4ss st Keystone noese. ?. o..
Dex 800. Davenport, lows. pov0 dAwSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

kscusGiHv.-Oae thsetss. .geiag readers
cannst fail y Dremsnhss ths srsae iavoe with
which Fairslesgh's ssadilioa II Rishslisu.
the @asky EtsasA Cas1isal, Wes ~ at Net
,sPsleaa TAsaess thrss ysass ~. Csops-
tsst dramatic judges thea declared that
they never saw better rspssssntatiss q
thae sssas part IL their lives, cd did not
cam 70 zee anythins bsstss. This evening
THE talented actes win appear again ID ~
same rsis, end no one Who hes dssiss y
80 ssosahiae really spls.did asd inspiring
sAesla hil % b pressat. Il b 70 b ths
ereat nieht q IL eueocement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

To Care Ch11ls = Fewer, ess IA
oUlnE'S AOU8 MIXTURE. psssp b. LAC
nA0UIRE. 81. Louis. PRICE ol. - ~ bo.als.
1T. rsnpL.. Florist, COZ. 4th end Nsis
STA, ffuat and osnemeatel tresD. Av2e-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

LAlla MANN'a HALL.
IN THIS CITY.
Tickets 10 be obtained ut Lahrrn an n Hall. or Of
John Cameron. No Tickets will be sold at the
door. Music BY Cameron's Band. feb22dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

\ EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIk DYE
known and used over 20 yesrs. Deity increaa-
No wash Ne trouble. DoeS not crock Or stain.
Produces iusteous black or brown. - desired.
poss not iajpFs the hair. Prioe, Is cents. Sold
6y DruegiiSa and Fancy Goods Dealers. ja2ldly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

Donse ~ Foollsh.-Csn aaA s1aaiae
oonstAias urgently needsd b evefyhedy. -
saapls vill b sent Tree b nail fee eocenss tlaa
oauaes. New York. iE40-11y
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

RAIN, RAIN, RAIN l-Tell me, ye
drsnching drops that in my sauctum
fall, doyou know Of any spot'whsrSit
never rains St allH Some classic grove
h Greece, some temple oldiog Rome,
where OditorSmay wtiteinbsacs and
raihadrops never come p$i*is The rain
drops spatteredIih bis very face, and
answered ID hiofIsioh anarY place. Isia
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

Halls Journal Of Health, which
claims 10 bo Ire bighsab authority d
medical science, has sakend a stand
aeainst married people sleeping 10.
gother,but thinks thay had better sleep
lnadjoinlngf66his Itsays kings and
Qdoons hevdF slesp together, and Why
should other peopIol '''si ''A'p
Think Of separating q nswly mar
risd pair On b Sold winlors night, b.
eauss Halls Journal ef HsdlA Gays 80,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

sRa- A zyoang girl, named Julia
Maeksy, married 4 fellow named Jen-
my DOpnelIy ip BqfFalo,the other day,
after > courtship Of Ave inmates, Sho
3 only fifteen, and didn't even know,
hsT, husbands pane PgeYiOusso the
marriage. - 4. 81.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

"a First boy. 5asay, Bill then Jon
are getting dollar week poEss gs
Second boy. aYou might hov q
know'd that By, seein, all the felIsrs
come soaPin' bero about ms, that
woulldynltts lylts. noticed me ven I WAS
poor ..,...... t,.. ,,.,...f 4.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15
Mormondoua.

The Csentlles have not only Invaded Utah
but. became boid, even to audaeity, IN asaaIl-
inc q VII patriAfchlal i1ststution.B The W.
dstlswhien ii The gentle Newspaper, has
eyinscd 4 degree AZ rsiicallsm ouite offensive
10, M. Brirhem Young and his fellow con-
ssryatiyes. The editor hag been scolded. al
ter the Il ost approved fashion: bas been de-
rl6upced n the choicest billinasgate, and has
beam fefoeiously threatened Win various dire
.aflictions. from simplc cow-hldinr up 10
.hloodv assassiDatiop. and ali this w'thous
abstine bisnublIc opnositI5H ID tbe uan,eiess
pollutioas 81 Mormon society, Al last be
haa been forced 70 succunDs There are ser-
rors before which eEesn devoted martyrs quail
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

z CompIaina ~ INa9 naFa.

The Chattanooga Union finds greht
fault oftbe speech made BY Maynard
at tho lhte Hngcrslown Mass Meeting .
BY wb0m,is the sereallpd Union edit
cd? By Irias, q robel IN rebcl times,
and the editor Of o violent fdbal psper
at Athens, which urged the shooting
and hanging OK Union mem and do.
noaDccd, Ia unmeaAprcd terms, 4n nll
loyal men who dared cross into Ken-
tucky, az eHter Tho Onion army:
When tho old Gag came into East
Tennessee az Che head Of Burpsids's
victorious army, lvias went ont 10 nd
just tho inside iixEnres Of 3 Federal
prison, Camp Chase, we believe, and
for bis treason bis Office was con6sca-
ted BY officers Of the Government.
Maynard can but regard the opposition
Of sach q man as . high comPlinent.
KaozpiIls WHO. H RPF7.3'lapls ofA
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

eEAn1T MIEkhe.--0ags should bsnilksd
early ii she morning 30 that shey can feed
On TIE dswy grass. The hour Of tush feed
Isworsh as much a. that Of the Fsss " the
DAY toward getting good Gov Of nilk So
wake uF, boys. q. Iaihsr's zap on shs par
tI,ion wall, aud harry % the yard With pal
in hand, and have the cows in the pasture
before anydody's else, Be sure apd milk
clean. A Aboy Who viii always ullk eleah
WIN havs good Recommendation Of being
f.l,hful wherever hs goes, and aueh rseon-
ntndasIon always goes gfeai uay among
buslns,s men, M1nt Farmer. iiNa'.f
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

~ At a printers festival lately the
following toasswas offered a'WOmah
--second only 70 shepressin tho die
seminatIon Of ndwsg B,yss sgiliis ,yel
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

nrrAt WelllbuIg, 81. oharlss county,
No. 4 col. vss born having but one eye, and
,h., w.s,ln The centre Of The iorsheaa 4
v,, alase. white sys Win black bean n
,hscsnirs, u bad no nose, and ne ponsh
ana ehln lho same as man, With > beard On
the cha. The Jaws worked eraely ne :
msn'r. The bo1Y, lsgr pni iall a.. pefiieily
like horse, and 4 10 three feet l'x la.ses
niI. Iti1fekAfded a. the wonder 81 ne
age, and large crowds frem ibs eopntIy
round 20 70 Gee a.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15
The Memphis Riots.

The investigating committee as Memphis
end that nearly two hundred distinct crimes
were psrpeiratsd within those three days,
many Of them BY the police and ether city
authorltissi embracing murder, repes, arsoa
burglary, highway robbery, mAIming, ETC,
The offenders walk thsstrsets in open day.
ana no man has been arrested. gtit1N
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

Z ItllgANN NQpfp pING q UANnlpATB TBa----7FQg Uonnty
Offices, SIS 90; State, $io 90.
.PRisTISa, 81 alI descriptions, neatly
executed 't'a fi3 ty n lfpi1 ~ slsiiah w
3 neA. All communications tending TO per-
soaal agrandiEemcnt on em0lumeht wlll be
chsFged The ssnieas advertisements, .n0ii
Advertisements and Subscriptions CON,
tlnhed nhless ordered 20 10 stopped.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

Z. rAals zal szsw llI.g ~
I WIN Gsheraf Scott.
WAsHIxoroh, May oniclaI oF-
ders respecting tbe death Cf Gen.
Scott and thehoners to bo paid TO his
memory, werelissued blythe Depart
ncDE a large number Of iho most
distinguished officers III fha service
have been dePuted' u attend the fIll
neral at West Point on Friday. The
Department, Custom House, ste., will
allbefclosed thatlday, afmark Of
cttothcmshory deceased
General Grant announces tbedeath Oi
General scott iii General Orders, III
which hs says, AZ thc vigor IF his q life,
whether in peace, ,oE IN war, had Psssn
devoted ia the service of thocouptry
beloved soawelI, in his old bage his
country gave him III return that veD4
GRAFTON, reverence Ehd esteem witch
was recaiycd BY few, as the highsst
reward q nation can give, His nem7
osyrwill never fade from tho minds
Ofthose who have reverence dima0
long. Asa mark Of respect, officers
win wear badge Of mourning for six.
montbson tho left arm ana On the
hilta Of their swords \. I, as.s " ,.'s,
ii The Fenian War. nse,s
,BUERALo, june q1s-~Seyaral Eegi-
ments Of Fenians CROSSED over into
Canadaolast night. including tSo0ps
from Kentnckey, Tenneasae and Ar,
kansasg and ~ regimentisfro this
city. y AT thispojnt, they crossed over
in canal boats, drawn BY tugs, and
when nearing the Canadian side, sent
gp with wild Irish cheers, with the
green Tag, floating, Col. O'Neil, of
18tb. regiment, Of Nashville in com
mand,' AT Fort Erie . large NUM-.
Der Of persons are reviewing tho reg
iments from this shore, col. O'Neig
thfeatsheda 10 bayonet Z man who az
tempted TO appropriate TO himself the
use OF a large wooIen shawl found in
d public house, ''The Fenians say no
depFedAtichs shall DO pefmisteds' rsa
2 RocffRsrEk, June = l.-4Abont two
hundred men, said toibe Fenians left
thiBlcity Iast with faiions prepared
BY Fenian managers, They had
tickets for Rome, and probably were
destined for thoGt Lawrence region.
BosHON, June ] 1.-Two companies
Of regulars left herefhis forenoon for
St Adams, undercnmmand0 OF Colonel
irst taqo ealdisoios sbaisl
ian additional detachment Of about
one hundred Fenians left, il is sup
posed for the Canada border, s.,.
seOne sthopsapd five hundred men is
the alleged Fenian quota pt Maasa-
chusetts for the present enterprise,
which is nearly raised, w. NM
I, "A, Fenian cayalry regiment under
command Of Colonel Icortoig late ofI
Mosby's guerillss. p part Of the cx-
petition from this city The Fen
Ians saY Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee win |
the cavalry wing Of their
army of invasion. III f7a '7'N
ST. ALBKHb, June I. AThreo hun
ired Fenians arrived here to-day.
Several hundred moro Fenians win |
irffye here III tho next twenty-fonrl
ioufst baA uae'aiq9 ,gf'Ru1g adi NJ st4el
BosroN, June I.-&In addition to
he Feniani cavalry regiment, the
bird dFsnian8 infantry, Col. Conner
200 strong, have lsfb athis city for'
sanada border. transportation for
he cavalry Tegiment was paid
hrongh to st,Albans BY q citizen
4 Boston. ii aaintoi ,lssT asgbil
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

The dead bodlos Of three females,
supposed 10 have been victims Of the
cholera, buried IN lhs water from ihe
ship Falcon. wore discovered The Con-
~ ISLAND beach, near Now York on
Friday abd Saturday.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15
war il Europe.

Fate adylces lead 10 the belief thata great
European WAT Is imminent. II all The other
elements we're placable, tbe Italian volcano
would explode, Involving surrounding pa-
tionalities Ia the flames. The acceptance q
the Ameriern ultimalnm Oh Meyiso .by the
Austrian, Government 4 followed by the
specific assurances that tbt French cohsinR.
ert viii be removed from Mexico before No.
vvshber, and.Ehat Maximilian will have 70
take care 81 himself a. best be cans y u
our turn nov. PrpYideuce has called the for-
eirn enemiea Of TIE Uhited States 70 an early
aecount--much earlier indeed, than they,
in the mIdssof their insrigaeS and conspiras
cies against our interests, ever dreamed 81
We can now bind, our wounds, bury onr.
dead, recall and forgive prodigals, without
hindrance; and az We push on the work Of
solid Tecobsttndtion, aud re-erect tho pil.i
lars Of the Republic 90 frmcr ard blgheg
Rrnnnds We can calmly traee the work Of re-
tribution among TIE despots and mau-hup-
tefs, who oSlya I rev modths hgo, AwaiGed
our downfall with 6endish exultation. s
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15
,,asPE ID ls e. Es q. =. =.
,,s3lta [From Tho Cincinnati Timsp.l .le ~.
Three Hundred Thousand Slain.

-Eqagq 94i M nAsE EHlaEy. sa D5i7a
yfAioug AsIantIc's wsSleih shore. alA Y8y9d 3
NJ by ihlr Pqtomacs SIDE, 4aissi iasafs 8it
Fair Oaks, Atlanta, Gettysburg, III. ~. /.
Their graves are scattered wida.
And MlssissIppis fertile wales itN Hii2iH'Nli
go Arc onb yAstBd1iat plAins HogrDsissspg gHi
Where rest ip one long quIet aieapnfoa
Three hupdTsd thousand q ain. sgav g.W
SHADOW rsssi uvon each heart. s'Hao yii'a
Uponaaeh dsts homo hearth, aa93 pgisJ bi4
Aud when nt evening times ws thsasai glsial gd
We cheek our woatsd mlril ,l, ~ l.,.,
We ihiuk o. chose Who never mora
y shall Join oaf group again, l..l' s'iNn' z
who sIunaber with the noble boys 7I $50 VI
ad Thrss hundred thougapd slain. ufhas lili,
ssiAte ss8i ia 400 ~ fiA6Nt ntri alsf
Though they are sleepiug far aVay,
Thsy are remembered s,in
Although wsmiss them, W. submit aaff lAai
q 10 Kind Fathor'swill ;l.1App W. ~ agait
And may He bless those stricken ones ssssba6
~ who sororw'a cup must drain, s,.r,s .d8
For thoss bravo soldlsr-boys who fell.
Thrse hundred thaalahd sIain ~ ip enq
4a19 WAgH t'tiisinsa9g4adtnn tgasad9t gi
whsn ws rejoice thAgyietory 4ba& bne 43A
H Has crowned the battles fought, y, a.,r, .,r
On may We not forgss the price
whiah hasobr irecdoh. .bongkG. .'i'' 'ts Nfqgf
We know the costly sacrincs Aa sdi M 81 bsi
Shall wash away ths stain tfan1
That rests upon our own fair land--
g flrot hundred thousand slala. Sii9 F5A
"A'e - t'0s, 4lcA.ll -.I 1i GglphidsAW
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

l ns- Brussels kilograms, "of Paris
letters, state that the French Governs
ment Il raising her full compliment,
and an the regiments belonging To
the army Of Paris, and The army Of
Lyons are TO be l5Iaeed on war foot-
ing in d fortnight, and, when ready,
arc TO be placed as the army ofobaer'
vatiou on the German and Italian
frontiers. a9ssal Eshha p i55sisfat
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15

NEW ToRK May sl.-The niopihg
paper hsvsths following specials from
Washiugton, Itis now authoritatvely
stated rthatths government will not
be prepared SorthV trial Of Jeao Davis
At thS appr6acbihg June term 81
Richmond. The Inference from
which q, that the Trial caprOs come Of
before October, :. - = ..la... -.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15
JON ESBORO TENN..
C4.s .E. Girls ANN.
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 Tarrants Compound Extract of Cxbs6. S cepai5a There is no need of confinement or change of diet: In its approved form of paste, it is en- tireiy tasteless, and causes no unpleaaant sensa- tion to the patient. and no exposure. It is pow acknowledged by the most learned in the profession tbat in the above class of diseases, Cubcbs and Copaiba are the only. two remedies known that can be relied on with any Certain ty of Success .s.7 7arranfs Compound Extract cf Csbsbs and Gpdiba NEVER FAILS!
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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-02
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DUT on and taken off in moment by any I one, without sewing, eyelet. screw, rivet, or cut in the cloth.
 In order to let the public at once see the great advantages of thess goods we offer to send by return mail, postage pre- paid. on receipt of the price one set LIE EVE BUTTONS, Ladies' or Gents. Plain, 40 cts; Fancy 50 c. per set; dog: Suspender Buttons, 40 c; or one ASSORTED BOX contain ing doz each, for coats, vests, pants, and over coats, at $1 75 per box. A full descriptive list, sent by mail on application. W WATKINS. Sole Agent, No. 416 Broadway, corner Canal St., New York P. o. Box 6858. Please state where you saw the advertisement.<
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-02

WA. LOGAN was arrested at Yantic' on Fri day, on charge of stealing some $3'00O worth of clothing. bedding, jewelry, &c.. from Major Church Howe. at West Holden Mass. Nearly all the property was recovered
 THE Farmers and Mechanics savings bank of Middletown has adopted the plan of putting on interest the first of every month, the depos- its of the previous month. Formerly it was done only once in three months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

VINO meet the great demand for BETTER IL Class of Children's and Youths Copper Tipped Shoes, we have made arrangements whereby we are prepared to supply to the Trade in quantities to suit purchasers, Superior Quality of Children's and Youths Goat, Calf, Pebbled Calf and Pebbled Grain Copper Tipped Shoes. All obstacles for applying the copper Tips to Sewed work being overcome, we offer. also complete assortment of Children's Sew ed Shoes with Copper Tips. The attention of the Trade is particularly called to this line of goods. 2 aH
 FIELD, THAYER & WHTTCOMB,
 BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS AND I0BBERs, B Peall and 138 and 14O Congress Streets
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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-02

river on the American Continent is the Mis- sissippi, being 3l60 miles in length The long est line of Railway, is the Illinois Central, be- ing nearly 700 miles long. The longest Bridge is the Victoria, which spans the St Lawrence st Montreal, and the longest lived persons in America are those who have made use of Van Buskirk's celebrated Liver Remedy. See advertisement. ,Hh 'at