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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

found Oh tho soop OF No go East Broadway last even.
ing
An unknown man was found dead in his
room nj the Westchessr House, Harlem, yesterday.
Coroner Cover held an inquest yesterday at
the Mount Sinai Hospital over the body OF Martin Sears,
native OF this city aged ~ years, lately Of No 21 West
Tgycnty yenth-s ON Thursday Scare fell from the
third fo The rst floor OF OF the buildings IN
enth-aye between Twenty seventh ard Twenty eighth
Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
New Arrangement of the Alphabet.

Prof Kuawon Rrcon Grammar school San Francisco CaL
discussing The relative merits o. the several seNG
aihnescg, bis dcpon 81 the whose star he Ind. n the
seeuIsrtr 1.-THE Wilcox Gibbs IN these words The Whd OF
e readily understands rs sirerg OF child easily ana ssey
operates b. Let src fair minded advocate 81 home economy OF ns
hold hanuonr prejudice all interested arguments or
fous col,ru1g ths superiority Of single douhethTod machines
ui rls ~ Maeha by the ste " all oihe
n 4mi viii do @ ave ne pieces and Keep W
other bonshoN help yet nyuted imported NJ
otersorkl need longer and all who fairly
place the Letter G. the head Of the
Alphabc Of heathful economy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
MAKRIED

GARDTNERACKSOE-O Tuesday Nov H. Ia Christ Church Nag
Iartor O. H. Gardner assisted by the Rector TIE
Rev. Mcdonald d. D., J. l. Gardner NJ D., o BHdseiiamp-
tor 10 Mar l.. Jackson " Southampton, Long Island
"Wednesday, Nov H. At Paterson j.
by bs Rg Charles NJ A. Iiewe Jas H. Macintosh Of Indiana
10 sarah only daughter Of A. r. Fonda o. Paterson n No cards
ILINGHAST-PAISIa PAgiucket Il L. on Weneitay Nov -
The F Dap.. by the Rev Saith assisted By The
Rev Dr. Bodgc 4. Tlnghas esq. attorney atAH " Nellie
J.. daughter Of Mr Joseph H. Paine
WILLIAMS KING-On Thursday evening Nor A. hy the Rev
Thomas A. Jaggar Christ Church Mr Geo Nihans ana MISS
yiruHia King, all Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

Dr. RADwAY has recently discovered process for obtaining s
ecye substances medicinal bsrk plants &c. whereby only
the ppre and active properties obtained from which RAILWAYS
RgSoyATISG REsOLyENT READY RELIEF AND REGULATING
PILLS prepared
One Of these remedies prepared under the new Poee
contains more principle Of than Is secured 10 d as
largest size bottles sarsspas pain killers pills In general use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
MUSICAL NOTES.

At the Matinee to-day Don PaSqaa1e viii be
presented at the Academy OF Music, with Ronconi, for
the only time in his great part Of the Don La
Farorita Is promised for Tuesday.
Our readers are reminded that the first con-
cert OF the Philharmonic Society takes place this evening
at the Academy Music. We have already spoken OF
the magnificent programme announced.
The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein will be trans
ferred from the French Theaer to Tweddle Hail. Albany,
on Monday and Tuesday evenings, but it will be given at
the Matinee to-day and win take It's accustomed position
ON Wednesday evening This evening Mile RELIEF
who viii appear II five characters and three French
comedies win be the attraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
REVENUE FRAUDS IL PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Sezures of petty
arc made here almost every day IL u charged that the
wholesale swinders unknown 10 the authorities ap
vented nor 10 know To-day lot Of tobacco was seized
aud the Government warehouse for non payment
- fav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
RApwAYs REsoLvRYT

ia COMPOSED Of sARsAPARIAE hs oai part Of saPats Roos
containing medicinal poperes Hemeierns Inens LexY.e fo
Taarscum and vegetable extracts prepared Vaeuol 50 bar
monousy associated that the most perfect remedy er urV
ing the Blood Resolving away Deposits Gndaar sweinE'
curing Chronic serofalOus sphe Diseases Dssoiag Gales
oas ConcreOns the Bladder and Kidneys inuns sT"f
Man Woman and Child who uses IL 40
BEAUTY, PURE BLOOD, AND THE VIGOR OF LitE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
THE VEATHER.

kEHAEXs-fhe thermometer II D. m. marked 3 Morning
hiiis eond{ a M very eoudy windy Afternoon nuis o'5
windy slightly eolay Evening little cloudy 80 20
sO Vey hay 800 l;9 then Bat meteor seen hee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

The attention of contractors is invited to the
advertisement OF the Board OF Water Commissioners OF
the city Of ST. Louis proposals to build
Compton Hill In that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

broke giving the horse slight lead before she came 70
her work. At the bamile he had half length on ihe
turn he drew away. and at the threequarter pole hh
eight lengths, the mare being and down aternatey
She seemed entirely demOralized on the honetietcn'
and Bradley he liked, by i've lengths, IN 2:S74.
Fun He0f.-The tacticsOf the second heat we're re-
peated by the driver OF the Girl He rushed her 10 the
front, and gave her big lead at the hal mile pole bt
from this point the horse gained and passing her Oh INC
home stretch, won by two lengths Time, 2.Jot
FASHION CorEsE Nov -Msch Tor % mile heats best three
IN dye q.
W Horst b John j. Bradley, IN harness
Owner lanes American lie n wagon.. Il .
Tms-2.32l; 2:3gi; 1885, 2:31ti 2:5f
sAMT DAY AND TRACK.
Between the heats OF tho other irot four lor
footed match came off between j. H. WILSON'S D. g. I'VE
light A. G. Wilson's D. IN. Lizzie GlDlbOs soTrel mare,
and Cadieus gray mare. Twilight was held at eveh us
against the field and justified the confidence reposed IN
him He took the lst Sd. and 4th heats, and lost the sec
ond to Lizzie by breaking up Oh the NOME stretch 1H
other animals were nowhere.
P.yoS CoRsr Nov 1sMatch 500 mile heats hve, IN
harness . g,
J. H. Nhits0n b..
A. &. htson b.
Mr Caieu names gray u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

So spA the Rssoen entering into the ereHiaoa that can %
detected in the Blood Urine ami inmates 'ir i has oceS
taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

Fair Complexion skin Free from al Er5pons 1e'iesi kssh
ples lotchs Pus,ules Scarf and Sores %
the scalp &C. &c., doses Of teasPo0afa' three
tfnesa day..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
spttial gOtitts.

Nothing In the shape Of Ash-Sfter CAN Fol AL IN
popularity the that Is said to work Ike MAGIC
Everybody should give it hrtraL
06ee No. 254 Broadway N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

Salt Rheam Ring Sores HuMOn Tumors, GaHiEir Swell
g. Discharges the Ears Sore kyes Chronic Diseases
veuereal Sores SYPHILIS all syphOt forms Of disease sosus
Affections Ricketts, Soeang Bones Ulcers and s eOrrPs4
expelled from the system BY few bottles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
THE RACES AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 1j.-The races were
largely attended again to-day The great race between
May Queen, Silas Rich, and Mountain Malu was Nol ~
three straight heats by Mountain Maid the best time be-
ing 247. Tomorrow the race will come of between
Bee-Of Baltimore with running mate and Brown beorge
with running mate for e. Goo mile heats, best three IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
Nifis. vita
wins, VIA.
SARSAPARILLIAN
/ DETER THAN 10i
A yEw PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.


RTNOVATING RESOLVENT
CONTAINS SARSAPARuLIAN, TIE ACTIVE FkINClPbh w
sARsAPARILLAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
To the Consumpiiye,

Let gush under the fatal severity Of climate through
those who decided consumption
remedy at hand nud
easily tried WILBOR'S COMPOUND or C0DLlYER OIL AND
nuseatng favor OF the article
the phosphate Of lime with healing
the oil douby etcaeous Tor sale 81 A. IS
WILBOR Chemist l66 Courtst. Boston In New-fork, y
DRMAs BARNES Co, W. H. SCHlbfFELlN Co., and r. u
A IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
TRrSTERS

(wHo ISCOKPORATORsl
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL. President. No n W feminist
HUGH n. CAMP Treasurer. X D. LOChNOoD, secretary
No. 10 PeaTls, - . NO 10 flitFs-
CHARLES RLY. NORRIS X JESSyP -.
Park House. ~ fine ST.
MARSHALL LEFfERIS, d. LlDit hulDAnI
No lt5 Broadway. - - Europe
FREDERICK q. POSTER, GEORGE t. BEfIs.
No 10 East Fifsenthst. No al Chambersst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
THE MEMPHIS RACES.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 15-Ihe races to-day
were very largely attended Inc irst race was IoI st
was closely contested and won on the third heat by
Counerproof beating Mary Wynne and Duke OF Orleans
Association pure OF 500 for three year ods mile heats
ana Was won by Viola Time-1:i9t, 1:4S3.
RACE AT MYSTIC PARK, BOSTON
BosToN. Nov. 15.-There was a large attend
ance TO witness the wagon at Mystic Park this ater
noon between the welknOwn stations George Wilkes ana
Fearnaught for 5000 Wilkes was the fayOre at three
TO one before the start and he won the race easly III
three straight heats. Time 23l4. 2S2l 2t The track
was almost fet0ckeep Ia mud and the time made was
considered very good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

Caleulous ConcretOns Bad Habit Of Body Kidney Bladder ana
Urinary diseases Leuehare suppEeOns BOoes'ns' eaed r1
b. the r. ResolVeht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

For m particulars curative powers Of this medicine ard oi.
remarkable adapsy for hetAmen aad Of Cou' AoeJ
Urinary SKIN Scrofou diseases together With an explanation ana
these diseases see Dr. RADWAfs new Medical FuOheauon
called FALSE AND TRUE and Dr. RAILWAYS ALMANAC Tor 1907
be had free charge ali Druggists or by addressing Dr. RAD"N
Mahsnae. New York Lne.o.Iag one Posiage smp
The New York herald., 1867-04-21
rTo ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.


rTyO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN. 81
ON Monday I'D inst. shall open large branch
Brookyn and would sAy the peopls o. Brooklyn VIII
lamsburg and surrounding country that they hear an
earthquake the I'd Of April not 70 be frghteneds
ou'so :" NEW STORE AT iis FULTON AVENUE,
the mater sn but for the benefit Of those who sick
and those prevented from going there would
that opening new store tomorrow we intend 70
revolutionary nGn tai "Gssya PRioss ssb Old foarEs
the Brooklyn dry goods trade We shall DO an honerHbs
straightforward business such as has made our Eighth
ss se Vii se they can buy good goods cheap
and feel that they dealing with honest people We shan
gRonsP pRsnn M AZ n % THE Low PASc PRICES WITH CASH
These goods shall retail at lower figures than the whole
ss merchants With large Stocks on hand ook pse
Ladies' bargains early 70 avoid the rush. DO not fan
70 50 '1I SEE THE DIFFERENCE IN OUR PRICES
and those O other merchants y il 90 yon xcod You
"'' ~ : "a Eighth avenue, New York City,
LOOK our ard fps Is Tcis1 naRSsfss sYfsnss Brooklyn
fss ss bought
have sss% s sS
them % our .EIGiirH xvENUE STORE. near TwESTy,
skS2sR sEian APP sH HusH THEN or
LOOK OUT rOR BARGArNs
Larss lots Of xnciion plain and striped PopIins.
large lots Of yard wide Muslin, l2,<c, worth 1e
0 'ards s6S Ss'' uSdEISls u5SHd Ella s rxEssoSs Is
3ooc .iIs Sun Umbrellas &C. ySrth = assrs 70 a sn
" ~ N sss S;sss';: \ :i's ';s'''''
SS cssss. css5esss of fsr.:sI. ~ :iys; % snd E H.ss'
BY buying these goods Of US yoSs Ssn sas. WELSH
az Eighth avenue. Sew York. and IIs Fulton sr.op s,eors
ouy rishth avenue store twenty
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

At NINE. NIGOUROUx 10 FOURTH AVENUE, BE-
"A tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets-stampng
brodery. lingerie. All hand ORDER Initials
ograms for handkerchef CURTAIN Table and Bed Cloths
IA Points at very low prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03


The San Francisco Press informs us that
there were no rats in California before the
gold discoveries. Then - in 1S49 - they
were imported BY see 10 the rats worst
shape, that Of the brown or Norwegian Va
riety. Few Of the interior towns were Wis.
tied until 1852. Nov they infsst al parts
of the State. In 1850, We recollect, there
we.c no rats in New Mexico, and il used to
be . speculation how long the adobe houses
would resist their gnawing teeth, whenever
they should see ct TO establish themselves
in that country. 1t is said that the rat
was unknown before the Christian ere, and
that his first appearance in Europe was long
after il. the Middle Ages. This was the
black rat, coming from no place OF which
We now have any record. lie soon spread
ell over Europe {; and, from bis hostility to
the mouse, which has been known through
all recorded time, IL is strange that the
smaller rodent has not been ex,erminated.
He would be were he not perhaps even more
prolific than his bigger brother.
The brown rat Was not known in Europe
before the eighteenth century; and, though
called . Norwegian rat, WAS actually im>
ported flom India. lie is the stronge- aud
most ferocious and destructive Of his tribe.
To day, it is said, there is not black rat
in Paris-the race there having been killed
out bv the browner animal. This species
is widely known all over the United States.
The ravsges Of the rats Of both species are
enormous. How they can be got rid Of 10 .
question worthy Of the attention Of legisla>
tors. Such vermn if possible ought to be
exterminated i; . rat, no matter how domes>
tic he may be, having no moro right to live
in civilized community than wolf or .
wild cot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Thirty or forty persons we're poisoned %
Saturday las. at the Henry county, tlnd.l
fair, from eating cheese being reta.ied npon
the ground.
Wrecksrs are engaged on the Dean
Richmond. and il is confidently asserted
that she will be raised and on the dry.
dock in New York by the middle Of next
week.
Mr.. Darrell, Of Dorces:er, Mssa., vas
rob ed. about five months ago, BY = servant
GIRL. Of S.. 900. The money was recovered
and deposited in the Blue Hill Bank for
safety. in small trunk. This pr Sperty was
again stolen by the men who robbed the
bank last week.
The statistics Of lost children in New
York afford curious subject for study.-
For the year ending September Let, the
number Of lost children taken 10 police
head uarters and their reclaimed $3.50
near ten per day. During the sane period
the number OF lost children found and not
applied for Was IS. The number Of
foundlings purpossly abandoned Was la.
The Oldest wooden house 10 the United
States IL the "Minot House." Dorces.er,
Mass II was built in 1888, and rents to-
day for $50 year. Is was the headquarters
Of Gen. Washington for sesson during
the Revolution, and was once defended BY
Mrs. Minot alone when attacked by ln-
dams.
man in Round Rock, Texas. slaughter
ell beef and found in it . genuine ten dol.
lar gold piece, A farmer lost purse, COM
tanning fifteen dollars in god, while survey
ing on the prairies in the locality, and 1t 10
supposed that the steer swallowed the coin
while chewing the purse. The money was
lost several years ago.
"Johnny." said . little three year old
sister to . brother Of six, "Johnny, Why
can't we SOC the sun 90 back where it
rises!' "Why, els. you little goosey. be-
cause it y ould be ashamed to DO seen 60
ing down east
Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher returned to
his congregation last Sunday, at Plymouth
church, after an absence OF about Elk
weeks. The house was packed in every
part, while hundreds went away unable to
gain admittance. Mr.. Beecher remarked
that his malsjy (catarrh) would not PER,
init him to preach in the evening, and that
next month would complete his twentieth
year at Plymouth church.
Drummer-boy Hendershett ran away
with girl from Poug hkeepsie. and stage
coach has run away with her from him.
Hendersho,t has b. ought suit for $1,000 o
damages. Perhaps be thinks he damaged
her father to that extent when b. took her
away, and perhaps not II makes differ
ence whose OK, SO to speak, 10 gored,- N.
Y. World
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
w. r. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING,
NO. II, EAST SECOND ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
W. +. ROSS,

OFFrcr Us,rrp STATES CAsuALrr Co..
90 Broadway, New York.
May 10th, 1867.
VIM T. Ross. E.q General Agent;
DEAs Srn You have directed nv At
tention to the following action The Ac
cidental Insurance Company Of London,"
and inquire whether this Company would
take similar action in a Similar case =
The Accidental Insurance Company, OF
London, hare refused to pay the policy Of
Mr.. Parkin Jeffcock, who met his death in
the endeavor to save the lives OF his men at
the Oaks Colicry disaster, on the ground
that they did not insure against accident
voluntarily incurred
In reply, have no hesitation in saying
that ia a case of accident or death occurring
TO an assured party in circumstances such
80 those mentioned In the above extract,
our action would be the reverse oil the Com
pany mentioned.
Il would, in my opinion, be incompatible
with the character AMI design Of company
OF quasi> benevolent character to :nterpose
IS "a bar to the payment OF claim the fact
that the accident or death had occurred
while the insured was engaged IN rescu'ng
fellow being from destruction. and thus
subscribing the cause OF our common hu.
manity. Very truly yours,
cnApIFs WrRrs. President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
INSURANCE.


- The experience Of accident in'ur>
arce companies. demonstrates that ACCl-
DENTS WILL HAPPEN to people erery>
where and tina, notwithstanding great
majority Of the risks taken by accident
com panies are on the lives Of persons While
they are travelling. the great majority OF
losses incurred are for accidents in the OF
binary pursuits Of life. O' the losses paid
by the United States Casualty Company. Of
New York, last year. % resulted from fall
ing, 10 the every dav walks Of life IL from
being thrown from private vehicles; 81 from
injuries such as sprains, strains. cuts, kicks,
scalds, burns, freezing. bites. &c, none Of
Which happened while TIE parties we're tray.
cling; while only nee losse' have resulted
from railroad aud steamboat accidents. and
all other casualties on public conveyances
combined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

From the London Times. Sept. 10.
The late trials of the fifteen.inch Ameri-
can gun and the English rfled mountain
gun for the Abyssnian expedition have been
full of interest. The heaviest smoothborc
and the lightest rided gun in England were
fired on Thursday and Friday side BY side.
The experiments with the American gun
have not led to any desire on the part Of
English artillefists to adopt the system, but
we hasten to Admit that the huge Rodman
is magnificent gun Of its kind, and shows
a progress in the manufacture Of cast-iron
which does the gallant officer who IVES de-
voted himself to that branch Of artillery Sci
ence infinite credit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
BsRSARp ARxoxo, : New Orleans brook ED

BERNARD ARxoSo, . New Orleans broker,
a short time since purchased &265, 900 Of
eight per cent Confederate bonds of 1861,
aud $500, 900 Of 1868, to fill an order from
the north Of Europe, supposed to be the
Same parties who advertised in the WASH
ington National Intelligence lately. The
appearance in Hague few days since Of
large amount Of Confederate bonds, which
were offered for sale by man named Gar
deiste-. who undoubtedly has some 'nnec
ton with Mr.. Aregno's transactions. From
the tenor Of the first dispatch from Hague
We infer that the attempt was made by Ga,-
de.s.er to palm those Confederate bonds
upon the lIollanders as genuine United
States securities. Another theory 10 that
some speculative persons expect to be able
to .realzc on that kind OF pepper in come
way ~ an Offset in the settlement Of the
Alabama claims.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
Ladies' ealxe Particular Notice.
me REAL vElPlu FEMALE PllLSs
WARRANTED FRENCH.

Theee Pills. % celebrated many years ago In Paris.
lbs the relief Of female Irregularities. aud aisswsrds
lbr their criminal employment In tho psacscc Of abor.
ton, are now offered Tor sale for the krst time &c
America. They have been kept In comparative oh
security from the fact that The originator. Dr vepau
r. physician in Paris, Of great wealth, and strict
conscientious principles and has withheld them from
general use. leet they should be employed for unaw
3nl purposes.
In overcoming Female obst uctions. Yallise 81 TIE
Womb, whites. Green Sickness. Suppression. Rsten
tion. or Innoderate Flow OF the Moothly DE-
chasees Nervous end Spinal Affections. paine 10 the
Bacs and Limbs, Fatigue slight e1esticn, Palpits-
ton or the Heart, Hysterca etc.. and VIII erect
eure when IN other Deane have failed and, a.
SAonsh powcpful remedy. do not c0ntain calOmsl,
antimony. enything hnrifsl 10 see Constitution.
10 married lsdjes and young gifls who have never
been reen- assd. they afs pecailnSiy suited. They
viii, in short time. bring on the monthly peficc
cAuScs.-1ssYied Ladies. should nsves tske them
~ SHeSe ; ~ reason to believe thom111vee peeg
GaaG Sor ~ wa b SIRE 70 pseoncee alseafslAge
Ladies can p-ocnre boz. sealed non TIE eyee of
ne curinos, y ssclaag one Aoss, 81 si1 postage
stamue q Il ~. MACONBER. 0eoesal Agent fos
TIE United states and Csnadae, . Albany. n T.,
70 my autb0siGed Agent.
septic dAwlv Harrison 4 Qtarks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
W. +. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING,
NO. EAST SECOND STREET,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
The Only Maswal Accident Conn
pany In she Cniaed states.

The Only Mutual Accident Com.
panv In she lnited States.
UNITED STATES CASUALTY COMPANY,
New York OrricR, 10. 90 Broadway.
xxAxrlKs or DIVIDEND DECLARED APRIL IL, 1857.
Policy No. 226. $4,000. One year, paid
April IS, 1886 ..........t 90 -
Policy No. TICS. (Rcnewal) Second year,
premium
Amour, OF l2la per cent. dividend. 20
Amount pay able in cash .........t ~ %
Policy No. 242, greece. First five year
Second FIVE wear payment. ..,$zvo W
Reduced by Four Dividends ls's per
Amour. required in Cash. .........sloo 90
Making the cost Of Policy of $4,000,
With compensation OF $50 week in case OF
injury, only $40 per year after the first
payment. No other Company offers this
advantage. We advise cur Policy >holders
TO renew their Policies on the "hvc- year
plan.
WE. Ross, General Agent for Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
MUSICAL.
new MUSIC ROOMS.
VI II. j. ZlM M z II M A N.
WELL KNOWN 40


HAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OVER
III No. 4 In CLAIss Row, where be intends
keeping . stock of
PIANOS. ORGANS. MKlODkONS, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL rNSTRUMENTe,
Sheet Music. Musie Books, &c Persons wish
ing to purchase instruments will do we'll 10 call
on him. He has IN hand large stock OF Pianos
which he will sell At $50 g. t75 lees than manu-.
facturcrs' price,. If the Instruments do not
give full satisfaction the money will BE- refunded
Ar. Zimmerman kseTs all instruments purohas.
Cd OF him in order without extra charge. silly