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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08
EAST LITCHFIELD.

These who have recently been to the de- pot by the old road, must have noticed an unpretending building, which has gone up this summer. upon the right hand side of the way, q few rods above the railroad. This building has pleasant history, somewhat as follows :-
 few years since, ill connection with a l visit from MT. Trumbull, Sunday School was organized in the School House near, tho good people in the vicinity volunteer ing Tn sufficient numbers, to serve as teach CTS. The Sunday School prospered, and 8 prayer meeting, established in connec tion with it, was we'll attended The next step was to procure the occasional attend ance of some neigboring pastor to hold q I'preaching service, and it was found easy to ! crowd the little school house with interest ed hearers, many of whom were prevented l by distance from attending regular wor- ship elsewhere.
 Meanwhile the room proved not only in
 
 l tue thought was in many minds, eff only we could have neat little church of our own!' Imagine the half whispered consul tations, ths anxious deliberations, the steadily growing sentiment. It was, for so small and feeble 8 flock, great under taking. Reason perhaps said, "It is very doubtful if we ca do it.' But Faith said, We will try" And this building is that Faiths justification. It is plain enough in externals, with no porch or belfrey even as yet, but the archcd room within, taste fuI, airy, commodious, just right in all re- spects, is gracious answer of God, we be- lieve, to the trust which has been displayed in Him. and promise of rich blessing in the future, to East Litchlield
 Those who were present at the dotlica- ton, on Thurlay last, will all agree, was 8 feast worthy of tho history that has been recounted. The service was opened with the reading of Scripture, and prayer. Then followed D brief statement of what had been done. It was shown that the So- ciety had been form d upon a basis inten- dei to secure the cordial union of Chris tians of different denominations, and the certainty of evangelical worship. It ap- peared that afte: an expenditure of nearly Some were of opinion that the feast would be more complete, if this debt could first be pails-wllolly or in part A contribu. ton was accordingly received, and the whole sum taken, lacking only about SEQ MT. Lssngdon of Plymouth, q friend of the enterprise from the beginning, generously became responsible for this remainder. So tho church was clear of debt. An appro- priate sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. Bissell of Harwinton, and this was followed by an eloquent address from Rev. Mir. Bray, pastor of the Methodist Church in Woi- cottville. The prayer of dedication was by the venerable father in the ministry, Rev. secration. Remarks were made by Rev. Messrs Newcomb of Wolcottville, and Clarke of I.itchfi.ld and by Mir. Langdon of Plymouth the service was "ppro- priateiy concluded by singing that grand old hymn
 ''AlI hail the great Immanuel's name."
 We are sure that the enterprise thus hap oily inaugurated, deserves to enlist the cordial sympathy of neighboring Christians, and we bespeak for it that sympathy.
 BETA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

"JUsrFIABnE'' BUT QUEER. Thomas, the man who killed Kimberly at the Cincinna- ti rolling-mill, by thrqsting red-hot iron through his body, has been acquitted on the ground of justifable homicide.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so BEAUTIFUL? Mas. s. A. ALIENS M PROVED (ne,v styIe) HAtE REsroRER or DRESS iS ING, (in one bo@e). Price One Doiiar' H'- cry Druggist sells 1t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

The Democratic candidate for Lieut..
 Gov. in New York is A. c. Beach. We don't know as it makes much difference where the wreck lies, whether on lee shore or sea beach. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

AZ mile branch to join the H. < N. H, and Canal railroads, from Meriden ;o Ches' hire, is being surveyed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

A citizen of Winsted offers $1O,000 to the industrial school for girls, provided it be located in that town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

Corry OLanus has heard all about those !" Immense Rebel gains in Maine.' He has received the following letter:
 SoUEDUNK, Me. To c. OLANUs, Eso.: The election in the town has gone just as we expected. The Republicans have carried the town by an increased majority, but the heaviest pro- portionate gain has been on the Democrat ic side, as you will see by the figures:
 1867. 1868 1867. 1868. Rep, vote, 50 50 Dem. vote, l 2
 Totals, 51 62 The Democratic gain is 100 per cent. :, while the Republican gain is only 20 per cent. At this rate tho redemption of Maine is only question of timo.
 Yours, HUGH B. BLoDE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08
WOlcOttville Savings Bank.
 Office i'm Granite Block,

WOLCOTTVILLE,C CONN. nEPOS1TS received on and aftor August D 18th, 1868.
 Deposits made on or before the 1st day of any month will draw interest from that day Loans made on the usual terms Tho affairs of the bank are under tho tiirec ton of d competent board ct Trustees, Office hours from to 12 a. m. and from l to 8 p. m.
 IN. HOLLEY, President. F HUNGERFORD. Treasurer. 18tl
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

Carpet Bagger Perry, of Impeachment fame, has reached New Orleans and enter cd upon his reward.-Iribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

New Haven public schools ordineE1y cost $S3, 900 per year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

HOME ADJUSTMENTS in THE AMERICAN IL WIT. 2S cts. year.
 RICHARDSON < COLLINS. A John st., NY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

WHERE THE LAUGH COMES IN. THE AMER " ICAN WIT is 25 cts. a wear.
 RICHARDSON & COLLINS, A John st., N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

We clip the following from the cores pendence of the New York Times, regard ing the October States. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

A Constitutional View of tho late War between the States; its Causes, Character, Conduct and Results. Presented in Se- ries of Colloquios at Liberty Hall, by AL ExANDER II. SrEPHENs,Vol. I. Published by the National Publishing O., Philadelphia,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07


N. Alex. Phipps, nov the editor or N,
Huntsville (Mc.) Citizen was q resident q
Mexico, Audrain county. Missouri. in 1856,
anu recalls some intcfestiug "reminiscences.
Of the great Reticent, a. follows:
In the summer o. 1851, General 0rsnt
then cnaonsl Of the 2lst Illinois rsrt, of in.
iantry, vas stationed 1t Mexico. on N,
North Missouri railroad, and had command
o. the post. He remained their several
"ontns, mingling freely with the people.
Ieg.tdless Of the particular shade OF sny
one pci'tscal op'nions. and a The distin.
guiened colonel had then no THOUGHT 81
asplsing to the Pressidsacv. or = dictate.
ship, ne occasion existed Tor the ret;c.n..
% which be cwes the greater psrt Of ~. -.
olarity, Ulysses The silsnt wss then Mo-.
me garrulcus,1 and embraced eyerv "a.
opportonity whieh emo IN HE 49, 70 A..
press hlb esa1iments end opinions = rsesyd
topelitteel a1sirA One Of thee decis,,.
eions Ne distinctly remember. In Z public
conversation in Riaes's bankine heoeo. :
sterling Union man put this Question 70
hia: what Dc you housstly think vas the
real obiect Of this war on the part Of he
Fsdesst 0tVsfhmenlln
"Sir," said Grant, II have no doubt i.
the world that the sole otjec. is the rester.
Ation Of the Union. I will say further.
thought, that ! 60 Z Democrat svxsy ma
Ia ~ rsginsnt IL . Dsaocrst--and whsc-
never ! shah b. conviced.tkat this var hsa
Tor iss object anything else han what r
mentioned, q that the Government designs
using iss soldisrs to sxcuto tbs purpose or
-, ~ aOolitioist. pledge ron my honor as q
sirs .nu : soldier that ! vii, nos only re-.
sserd q e..smm'ssiens but viii carry INV
IN 49, ~ we other side, and cast ms ID,
~ 49, Psepls.s ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

ras New York Journal Of Commsree, in
commenting upon the speech recently de.
livered by General Gary to his constituents
In Cincinnati. says:
Degenerate, indeed, are these DAYS Of the
Republic. when plain, simply honest as
Osrtion Of n mans right to think and act IN
10 his conscience shosld BE- dssned worthy.
- we think this il. TO be written Ia letters
Of gold. We do not care pin for M. Carv's
politics. everything for the sublime fsaity
winch be proclaims IN bis sincere eonvic-
tions. Had he been q Democrat .l.c,.J :.
such, cad had he then been irre.lssihiv i'm.
yslled. by the light and The truth vuh;c
him. 10 desert his party and vote with the
hspsoheana. - could not have given him
- much credit - ~ do now. bocause II
night hare seemed that he - han.ht ~.
20 stronger side, or thaa he vent M 4 y.
0aueo hts future Political inseeea1a nrcsrrs
ID the act; for ali the temp tat,ous. Sks plece
III powSr. the psepondecAnes u poiitiesI
and sssial iaonenes % The capitol, ere oGee
"a - ehs Republican, Bot eth. had tn,
anssesosNts Of sucA Democrat, aud III,
eire10seaaees - his eoodact shown him I,
~ honest, we should have hailed his vot,
~ ielpeeeh1suy - . psAisewogthS ssll
saanSe saen fesm party sesvituas. G.nsr
afCafy VII ssfsr much. The does 81 part,
vill yelp at his hesls - long ~ he remain,
inreoiss. H. wili - shsered end susssjne,
BY the thought that be 10 man, and not
dog; that be wants NO collar about his neck
and answers to no mans whistle, lfever
future comes .hsn the dread spell Of part,
tyranay y. eeoken. and men ara priced il
Ps6lc positions for their integrity and NOR
q worth, perhaps he may look for and re
essse sams reward beyond that OF an an.
uepyinR conscience ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

| How many husbands treat their wives
With constant and tender care for their hap
pinessy How many do not make i. un-
| pleasant Tor their wives TO ask for money
How many who do not shrug their shout
ders when q t,ip to the sea shore and
mountain 10 menuousds How many VINO
| do not return from their business at night.
cross and disagrecabls. How many hus-
bands who spring to their fee, whenever
| there 10 an opportunity to save . step for
| the wife : How many who seek daily and
hourly 10 add to the happiness of the one
whose happiness they have declared TO be
81 essential TO their own, How many who
do not b~grudge the expense OF servants,
who think /, take home tho little appliances
that can make houscw ife's work light,
who plan for recrca,lons and amusements,
who praise the care and taste which make
for them 40 attractive home. How many
husbands could pass the test Of interrcgato
riss like thsses
The tact 10, six men out of ten treat their
wives most shamefully. Instead Of that
tenderness for her which marked the first
burst Of their interest. they are apt to be
sour, pctulant and imperious. They make
little else Than slaves Of their wives. They
compel them to AK for money; they feel
that they must frown down every plan for
pleasure. and, least Of all, never think to
speak in praise Of that which the wife has
done for their happiness. The lives Of
most husbands are Of one long train OF
grumbling and fault-6nding. They ere
blind to the happiness Of the one whose life
70 to them nsver.faiing joy and inspira-
tios. In many cases they are more cour-
teous and pleasant 10 the wives Of their
neighbors than their own.
Husband, Try our plan for little while
and see how it results. Go homo and psck
up your trunks and take your wives ssd
daughters to the springs, 10 the mountaine.
to the shore. What II you have 70 neglect
yosr business . littls-you cannot aiford 70
neglect your Wife. You pledged most sacred
Y nos %. and che looks = you for the full
u'lment OF yeur Vows. Do not wait 10 +.
entreated suggsst the thing to yourself
ana 20 VIII the answesing love DO ereatsr'
And while you are making amends ior No..
leet Of your wife. follow 10 your rood ~.
pulse BY making plsasaae plan Ter Won,
daughters So shall you have a happy iami
y aud happy homs-and % wiilyou 5,
more happy yoursslf.-Ner 1srk Epsnine
Gaesffe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

A. she trial Of . case 10 the County Court
Albany, . lev days ego, the counsel for tn
PRISONER struggled earnestly TO gst On lin
partial jury" which hypocritical spec,a
soe night havs assumed to be twelve me,
wAolly free from bias, because Of their rem
edilsss stupidity.
''Sir," said the counsel to enc Of the nan
u, Uho ~as eudsrgoine The sesturs q "a
s.aoinasion. 40 zen aasaa ~ say, upor
yDeg eatA. tAas yeasssvsr ssad : word in
eAy oooopopee about this caser
- lop<oa aasAy just thas an thlag ~
'.Do.Eoo lnke pap9 - zss1
b&< 4thv = sueA oao."
snee4 eeaf psishbsss taks asy p
dlt thsy does." -
49, I'VE Ia ths city snd have hsord
eessAt aoshinR else"
- - ysa will swear that -. a.ssesH
soaA oQe verd about ityn
s.1baca jnst what win"
49, wtu yoa please inform IA. h..
- Jndee, hew 4 happsus ~. -. .lcnor
- nu1wo ~ ~ eirennstauces. ,ssa "sss
vsrd about ~ tnpsssant cass - - one
.uhy. y yss asst kaov. lis bscss.s 1
rhs c1oassl staggsred endsr The reply,
Ut ralllo1 oEpia undor o. imprsssion thai
: 80 that 0an't ssed u " ~ the rules Of
~. - - peoG1ioos q ~ ceures, the
~ ~ ~ y \ 3ot1Rs ~ - ens so1se
e1leeeloe 49, eecoo eeeDeAs saD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Frank Nlt1lerss Leather Rre0eF.
vative and Water Proof OH Blackilg, for Boots
and shoes.
Frnnk Mfller,s PREPARED mar-
nese on Blachieg, for Oiliue Harnesses, Carriaeo
Tops, Ae.,reedv fOr 90. Wfthdirectione FOR using
FraDk NAi1lerss Polish OIL Black.
Frank Miller Z Co.. is 4 10 Cedar En-,
New York. Sold by n. B. EVANS D CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.


n HOFFs MALT EXTRACT HEALTH BBv-
EkAdE r its great value as dietetic, nourish
Ing, and ealing remedy ny lite enormous consump
ton throughout the world during the past eighteen
Year, IL the scieutin, bodies oi ali civilized coun
ies have united In ~ aud bestowed pom ito
originator many medals and dip'omas II the most
eminent physicians reca mnend 1t in their practice
their Dcbi' atea Patti sur. and 10 those suffering
from dscasce Of the fnroa Chest and Lungs, or at
nicted with pyspepsia. Foul stomach. Loss OF Appe-
iite etc: IL It's introduction into the principal hos
pialr OF Europe aud America has done wonders, rs
the Official reports will testify, then VIC feel that the
American public are justified in their appreciation OF
its great value, aud in their discrimination between
Hoff Malt Extract Health Beverage and the innu
merabe so-caed remedies and tonice Of the day.
which are shortlvcd by reason fthc slight fouDda-
ton on which they build their reputoton but ho6
Malt Extract Health Beverage has been steadily tn
creaonf NJ for the paet eighteen years
aud IL more popular to-day than ever and wherever
introduced has met with wcll-msritcd success.
Sold byI.ANFELDT. THoDR 4 CO., Agents,
No. ~ West second street. Da venport, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

TINS New York Times. Republican, says
Congress after making numerous inqnisi-
tions int, the tioAucial mana cement of the
State Department, without finding any thing
10 condemn. adopted novel resolution in
quiring where there are not some Nnds
some sherc. not appropriated by Ia =, which
the Secretary uses. The answer, Of course,
Il point blank in the negative. All the cx-
penditarcs Q! the Department, are author
lied bv law, and have now been fully re-
ported TO Congress. Surprised at the mod
crate sum, certain members insinuats that
there must be some outside fund to draw
upon. Perhaps il they follow il up closely
they may find whore il 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

IN wae.s Aaaba1ser Crean!
TUE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS Cos
METIC IN THE wOHLDl
ia nrssenre on the face cannot be detected can
be senoyed only By washing md vhen renewed
wililcave thu skin sober. smoother anc wnier thsn
whethcr 81 xposnre to th> wether or by dis
essr ard bcs.ows upon all faces the ,
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
Asiugle trial proves all these statements !.
And The : atsrc easty with which II can be used
makes .te success complete.
n. Ask for La Rues. --sec that the name OF y
n the tor Of he front label. Sold By all Druggist
and Fancy Goods psslsfs HEice one Dollar PEI
hotob O00ncn = - e Isoanstors
. &c = Eesn 49, -; go e 3 s''s'''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
ID r. y A M IL s.

T7OnuEDLY or ."JA0Hy LOCK HOoPlTAIs'
IN New Orleans, La. (establishsd in 1850 and #
- ~ II Yea16 located n Chicago-lhs most -
eSsasi spsdass q - sge IN TIE tssatnsss e ~
eens1lAoA O. u o0cs and roo0e, - RAxposSnssssI
sonaO q DAAnSses sxness, Or sfAlns, .upoe u
noetmco1 q Chronic, MescuSial, Syphi1ltic. Blo0o
ssd ekia Diseases, and Ill Disofden of ContagiOuo
Yenersal CnaraetGr-whie1 - euss UlGDOut tho ne
q neres1y, iodine pstassa, asAenlc. Or my poison
~ Mn =. M.sseailzl positive esEs ios 81 h.
81 aSiC VI S SxSSsSa So = sssa.s. 49,.
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49, q Sko osg14, eafi9 A1soe1oo166, e6s66so q
636leasy-eansIng. - q 0omos1s e1olouoo. -
8, Vim 8 depIosebs sse1a6s go 1op6oms-
5000 - sa1ieally yssel 1la4 l11nlll1s $500.
=: 80! a.: 10: g 1,s's sss's'. sssissi,
oiS 1issssss y q most hosises elass, wlsss ~
MOOD ~ boeqDe pOleeoe1-pee11cing .bletshso 9.
he face. small Wn1sy tlistcss rain u the hsad and
uloesaeD4 e16ooe - uo0e. oDsD q - IInes
"a body, esofalA-togsthes vith an ssdlsse nun
~ 81 sa1ssings endpsrne.ssy su -
sssniy, 81 peos.s1Soes q nsdscsl ec.sess. sss 3
1ssi1 sppiy q lin a s. cured g enc: .
n SAHnD En- ~ consulted. CO.. uac.uaays ~ ~.
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rotam answer; Of q NJ once 49, Pl0 -
dslpA stfssG, eorDer d DeassDn. ..s s sG :.
ss.sss ~ sx;s.- ~ ssss paaiGnSe Ssvsf eos q
ssseset vitS ssch eshsr. Evssyshing private -
= ~ ss:s;s;.ss, ~ pr: - ~ ls.RA!sse .
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s!sls1 s,: = 20 q - = ss'ss : :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
6entinela for Safety,

There l. In the blood 40 Independent faculty Of
oatiou, Which givcs sxps6esioa BY psln and inAeus
nati0a vhen foreign matters are present Hence
pain anAinGAmnat1on nean sslfproteetion. and arr
sentinels for the body's safety.
Aid the blood by BRANDRLTH's PILLS. to TAKE
ont foreign matten Qmpuritssl, and your pain. In
aamnation and sckaese will often be only an Avail
a fsW houn.
Miss ConsArdin. 81 Reading. schuyler c.. n y.
vas cured Of contraction Of the arm Of over year
slnndlng BY lcss than dollars worth u BRAND
RRTH'S PILLS. The arm was entirely useless fol
P,,oeipai Assacy, Brandtsth HOUSE., New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

TO NC M Il n.
TO arrest Seminal Losses, to conquer bad habits
/ and remove the effects Of a Yly Error, send %
cents to GALEN'S HEAD D1,sPENSARY. Louis-
vile, Kentucky. vt.Es
patients suffering from any disease whatever OF pr
vate or confidential nature and ladies troubled with
any Of the ailments peculiar e the sex. By enclosing
receive particulars for eeif treatment by return mall
and thus avoid Quackcry. We also have 4 Varx
Clasp which we gsarantee to varieocelc In f0ur
DAYS tie Electro-M arnettc Preventive. Those de-
string to limit their offspriffx enclose stamp
for pamphlet. containing cngrsvngs and explana-
tious of the above preventive with essay on the
subject Of prevention. All correspondence cond-
dental. Address all letters to j. s. WILLIAMS,
Drawer as7, Louisville. ny oct2%dSwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
nR T0RIA2

CslSNrsxsd vsnstisn LfnfmSnt,
ssef yss:s,sl sc: ssIs :,s .ss e
To0ihAehs, Osts, BsRss, CeaIs, Csa0ys. Dyesassry,
no new esicl pees1 - . artiels hat ~ stood NJ
test Of tWeeoy yeofs Tee eucfrQes sale end rapid
~ Increasing demand q q once me e!fess evtdenee
vinced No faniiy skOuld b without . bottle II the
hsaSs-Aendrsds Of dollars, and naay honse - sah
and Gyeentery yield q once TO lie pain-curative prop
critics II IL perfectly innocent. and can Be given 70
the oldest pssson or youngest child. No matter. y
ana yos WI b. snre 70 ny again md reeunnend n
10 Your hiends. Hsndr6ds q Rhysioanb sscem-
mgad u II their ptaceios. None gsenins unlsss
aolA HI Al neuy0iafa UepQt e& CortlAndt 81. N.Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
Fifty thousand Heads

Fifty Thousand Heads
n~v clothed with nasses Of rich black end hs0wn
hair would. II they were unfortunately CUT OFT
form q supply Of CHRISTADOROS DYE. begin TO
TURN WHITE,
red, sandy aad cray. Manhood and beauty. with the
one defect In their psrsonal appearances ssmeded By
CHRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
reioics In their good fortune, and reeomnends6 Il
u all who require q perfectdye. Manufactured by
J. CHRIeTADOR0. q Maidon Lane New York.
Sold b. al Druggists. Applied by all Hair Drseeers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
KNOWLES
|STEAM PUMP.

PATDnS1O n E10LAuD AND BRANCo.
9hio Pump hes received the Hi0anDs PnRmrun q
Ggosy Pr WbeeO u ~ open exhlb1ted, Nc: New
1Ckk, Boston, Baltimore Cincinnati, Buffalo. 0yrs-
Shoo. 0Qs1nGoel4 o01 Wqpeeleos. =
Il he's no Cs1nkb q Hiy.Wheel, aud be- no dead
Dpiste WAeso - VIII sop, GuoDoQUqbty - always
fbady 70 eeagt wth0ot usine et14e hos, al dos
nos require Aand WoSk - ut NE centre, and
= ths only runD 0sdo hat VIII wcsh ~ etean
valve with walst, cODseguent1y d a!weys ready %
soast whsn - s10am cyiB0er h alsd VIII cold -
Il hsc Sssa used Tor nors sAas sigAe YeaY Sosfsed
- stationary 0TKAM Dollars. and has been used
8dse than'A I'VE yesss on LOCOMOTIVE, tnd = The
only 0onU Odpyst tried. tim - ev8{ Wy 800.
I'd for that uoa u has been extenoiveiY ueee les
pumpine water ~ HOTELS Public Inettutlonb Ms.
s1 Purposes and Manufacturing nsisblishnients q
= he Nsvy, "A n conequenee - rseonmendeJ ~
Navy Yer1e ana on Steanefe. A. Fire Engioe u 4
rScs1mendeA " I'll lne. UOmpanies, end - uuiveY.
e1lly adopted BY The manufacturing companies In
Nsx IDslanA rAithoegA ~ AaSe 6ssa eooeaAstIy
sing demand for ouv Pumps has hitherto ben great
q than ouf possible producop but with recent en-
lagcment Of our Wosks. and extensive additions 10
or !assfAcerisg faciltiss. We hops 70 b. abs 10
r. Proprietors o6ss this Psmp n tAs most Pei.
1sc1 ln1eDon6ent 0team Pump ever inveDted, end
lor ampejeity and dusAbhty de1es ccmpetition.
1Os further information, address The PT0pre.oFs at
l1eir works. 80
Ss.iy 1890" KNOWING i sifBi.sY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Pw1bIfc Salo.

uurrCI u iiKRgDY GIVEN. rnGr on Tu1
N 1lth day ~ April. a. y 1855, y ~ hOuf a. 10
o'clock y. ~, ne undeflencd viii ohrs ~ sale q
Public Apeoion, Buggy, now STORED o. r. =. Pret.
UHan's Wasehouse. in the city of Dsvcapnee eaid
sale to take pacs ON the levec. r. front e 81 Wess
house. LUDWIG UNUNTN0.
JNO. (. COFFIN
Aeslenees Of the estate Of Iosaev auKuSsn.,
Dated this 1T Of AprilA. j. 1855. lOdt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Real sstAts 10 high in Wsshisgtsn. 30
rotary Wsl)ss' house vas put up u auction,
but Withdrawn because only "a, 900 vert
bid.
A Washington correspondent who ad'
mirss Gen. Grant, writes: "Gen. GRANITE
face 10 astudy to me, always wearing it
look Of pain. ~ il IN invisible verld pros
ed him down from above. He Away
walks % II steadying himself under THU
| load"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
NOff9.0.

j b ~ Board u Supervisors 0f Scott COSBY. -.
pesiS1endens 81 the Prsf- An cfice haa been opene4
= ~ corner Of DradY ard Yifth Streets, snoe ns
on1esp1Gned asd IT, IUWuship Trusteee will b q
o11endASce fre0 > 4. H., - ?. r.. deilys 80 ~
CVoleot3oas ~ 49, naGe ~ 49, atthe abeveee