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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
Auction sale.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS
0HALL KINDS SOLD AT AUCTION RvRRy
- nvssing. commencing satssd ~. 81 Rickey's
osere. ~ West second STREET.
dscs< dss n. VAN TUYL. Auesionsar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

MRS. ~. II. CURO.
nFFERs HER STOCK OF MILLINERY 0ooDe
" for sale at . saerince. Wishing - retire non
businses. No viii maks Il an object = esy pesson
Who Wishes 10 invest In we'll payi1& 6uoaneO.-
Csn within - days n ron With to eeenfo gcod baf.
eein. Hat and bonnets will b cold vsSy eheap
0ntil toot tine expisee.
P.olOioak asi Drss aahiss dooe q ehss,
no1ice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

wARxlxe.-Ws are requested ~ Mr..
Vim. II. Earckley to say that hose young
men whs have bssa' trssPassisg upon MI
premises on Third street, between Main and
Harrissa sfssas, sSr shs psrpssssfasisl
= the house Of i'll fame adjoining, that they
mast keep away, or their names will b pub
lishsd. The one who drew . pistol upsn
Mr. N.la,t nisht y slss knevo. Hs shoHld
know that ths act is criminal. The land
lerd of that hsuss Wiil d. WsM - ssdsr the
innates aPsy, q the nsiehesrs yill lteks
~ matter i6tS thAlS OWu ndod1. wv mn
u nanse Of ssas sf ths parties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

FuRBaAL NerrcB.-Ths funeral services
Of Mas Ellen McMsnnus.w take place
from the residence Of her brother, Mr..
James McAannus, at the foot Of Sd street,
On Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock A. y. Friends Of
the family ass invited 10 attend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

HDARD nox.-Ths fellving from the
Psrtlsnd (Ns) Daily lds1sissv tells -
that our favsrits artistic, Miss Alice Dottsn
10 winning golden opinions il her tsus
through Maine. The Alsrtiser says:
"Niss Dutton is . charming pianist, re-
markedly unaffected, modest and sensible,
and ws have rarely known . pssssa re-
esivsd better BY Portland audience. Her
Concert 0allsp was specimen Of maguid-
ssnt playing and was msst saptursssly
spplauded."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

PLEASANT ArTAlR.-Apepg the happy
occasions Of Christmas day was . wedding
party st tho residence Of Capt. W. l.
Clark. down in Buffalo, last Saturday Il.
ternoon, where and when our esteemed
young friend, Chas. +. Elmes. Esq, Of Chi
cago, and Miss Clara, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of our old settler
friend, were Joined in marriage by the Rev.
James Challsn. Al the happy pair well
deserve, may their lives be long and happy,
and their path thiekly strswn with lifs's
.heicsst blessings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

DO NOT FAIL to attend the Alleghanian
Concert on New Years Eve, Dec. Slst, at
Burtis Opera House.
The NY Y.Iadepesdent says 1.-THE music
Of the Swiss Belle is really charming.
R.v J Grifits Dunn, St. Paul Church, }
says,-"Ths Alleghauians pre- sminsntly
command the respect and patronage Of the
public"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
III. BUNKER,

Practical Stair Builder.
WILL Owe LESSONS IN GEOMETRY, AND
W new method OF obtaising the mo III ie for Stair
Rails. or trne 0eonetrical principles. Terms rea-
scnabls: shop and once, Sd St.. between Perry
Rock Island
Davenport, Iowa rec - ls;a-dsM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
Regal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.

- CesducseA BY the spanish Govern n eat
4eS,oee In Gold drawn evefv seventeen days. Pr
So caehed and inform ation furnished Ths highest
price paid fos Doubloops and ell knds OF Gold and
silver. TAYLOR 4 CO.
feblld1y Danksro. Il VI ali 81 New oyh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

state Of cultivation. The situation 10 pic
turesqus, the location hsslty. and here the
suecsssful man Of business, 10 the bosom Of
an amiabls family. enjoys his stism csm
diSnita!e. proudly conscious that he owes
oil 10 his own energies. The whole place
reveals the man Of wealth, re6aed BY cul-
surs and fine tasts. Conservateriss. IN
which are treasured oil the raritiss Of
Flers, both Of temperate and tssrid ssnss,
. garden which Adam, 10 his innecsnc..
might have coveted barns. stables, bnild>
ings, and agricultural machinery Of the
most approved style, One horses, unsxesp-
tisnabls carriages. and stock Of the nest
expensive breeds, the whsls supsrintsndsd
BY the best gardiner, the best csachman,
and the bsst farming steward in the United
States. The farm 10 within ring fsres,
and the different lots ass separated BY The
most approved fssess. The whsls % beau
tifully titled and free frsa we'd - - lie
before the parlsr wiadsws . map Of beauty
and care. On the river hard BY, rides like
. swan, splendid yacht, Of which hs 10
himself captain, and can steer 70 miracle.
On low portion Of greuad he contemplatsa
making private ash pond, which viii add
much to the attrac.ivsness Of the place.
Having paid attention to the aurreund
ings, ws will enter the house, where the
host and his lady, with one amisbls daugh-
ter and two sens, are prepared 70 give us 4
plain, straightforward, unssphisticassd
welcome. An old fashioned quilting is ia
king place, for you must remember thssl
are none Of ysur nse tangled felix's, whe
ape the manners Of aristscratic absuSdity
but the gsnuiss old Eastern strip, whG
make yea at hsns in . minute, and b
their ssss sad heastinsss rsns&ve III
''stsasoss" feeling q . wsrd. tjthin,
taste sslgne ssprsas, asa wishsss ne =.
f0oln|ieee di9RlsIa s,esythiee = Il lhe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

Tnk earnings Of the c. r.. I. 4 P. X. r.
Ter the second week Of December we're
5000; those Of the Western Unien Il.
Il. for the Same time were $l0,183. The
former being moro and tho latter less than
WAS reported for the same period last year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
Guardians Notice.

'tF vERaONr, In Probate Court. held
R.SDotPu DIsrRIcr IS al CeeIs-a within AM fr
: il d stuct on the l7th da7 OF December AID 1868,
G. WHILE, guardian OF H-man
L Roberts. en- insane person OF ash rg'on II said
District m kes app lcatia IN II said Co r tor license 10
sell the following described real esi ate Of hi said wIrd
o wiz b iug aboat tEi-tyf~ acres IN Lot M. ),
in go-e in tie tow Of Washin gto2. also ABOUT fhir-
tren acres IF from the South end of tn. second Divis-
son lot drawu T. the original risht OF Join Troop with
tae hui d ngs Iiereon, meaning al IN. interest that
said II man Roberts has in saii real estate represent
t ng tina the sale thereof, for the purpose OF pnttipg
the proceeds of such saie at interest or irves ing the
.aue in stock or real stan, would be beneficial 10 said
ward
Whereupon, it IS ordered BIZ said Court. that said
application be referred TO 9 sesss on thereof to be held
at the Probate Cmce, in Brook field. on the 7h day
If Jan airy A. d. le6S, for hear ng and decision there
o. and, it is further ordered. that a persons interes-
ted, be notified hereof, by ibl cation OF notice Of said
application and order Ihsreon, three waeis success
slveiy in The Greea Ao1utiin Ere IN IN. Or in,ed at
NJ onIpelier. before said time OF hearing &, that they may
appear at said time and place, and If hey see cause,
oil Ct thereto " the court.
s5o~3 ..sz.-I p CIE,VrI AVN Jusg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
Important Certificate.

ICohhhuiiCateu ny a PlySicIan,l
Some months aIo was Gale to attend a lady of VIII
liamshurs. n. Y, " no had long been suffering from
Troublesome uterine disease. Its presence W In.rLad
by constant vas nal discharge, sometimes of a warerv
consistency and sonnet mes creamy ndmuco-purulent
She Deeh under other treatmen { for some time. bf
constantly grew worse. Vaginal examination disclosed
extensive iniuration and liberation of the ceryix uteri
The nterihe iriam >tion, which was evidently sssu,nino
a CHROME from, was also dggravat ed by long standing
constipation, pa pi alton of the heart. night swe,rS
cough, poor appetite, aud almost daily faintinss. Shs
tainted 10 entire InSensi5iiity during one of INV first
VISITS. l commenced, 1T course. by such ACTIVE local
treatment a. the liberation demanded. abi then . n
pied myself TO a reeuperation of the ee >,rai bs,Irh
Ii was lnconVenient Ia zee her Fl, queutiy- ma excen,t =
mdih ne meaning oil the ulcers. in the early STAGES I
VS. tea ohiy every other week. For tonic and con
sttuiiohal ihVlgo-ant Dotd's Nervine onIv pre,cr,bad
l nau some uine before become acquainted with it's prop
eriieE, dir knew oi nothing more safe or satisfactory IN
It's probabie effects. And the result comnIefslv ins,;aad
my expectation. In less than d fortnight The hov,.I. "a
become rec ana regular in their movements ,ba MIR,
sWea's disappeared. and appetite bessn TO grow 'rha
tanning speEs necime less frequent, and soon cea sed n
toSether. In another fortnight there was N N ~
cough, the vaginal discharge was sensibI dinin; h oN
steep was normal and refreshing, and the general ha.i,b
decidedly improved " hat remains is soon toid r.
parent continued the use of the Nsrvine, land no o,har
uleuicihsl ior some weeks longer, whe nv further ~
tendance was not required. since her recovarv 7 -.
over restored health is naturally enougb MOS, ~
astic. she never before had a medicine siv. h. -
coIniort-and such appeite-and such sIeen and SUI,
COURAGE ana such strength. She wouldn't trv tn kaan
mouse again without II, and so forth, and IN forth III,
ms own opinion that the Nervine is the best tonic and
ontectlseo OF .he female organization that has ever come
uhuef my observation L shall not fail to continue il.
use IN all similar Cases, and he profession, Lnow ,b.y
are numerous cough. Foi ssie by ali druggists. Prcs
One Dollar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
MA

In Rochester, Dec. I, by Rev. C. P. Tap!in, CHAs.
E. OF Bethel and Miss EOSA COYIER of
Hancock, VI.
In Rochester, Dee: II, by Rev. Geo. 5. Guernsey, Mr..
SIIAS COTTON. Jr., OF Sherhu.n, and Miss MINNIE
J. : PAULDING I Brandon, VI.
At the arsona. e in Milton, Dee. l6, bv Rev. VIM. II.
HYDE, Mr.. VIII IAN JACKSON OF UnderhiII, and
Mrs. SARAH WILLIAMS OF Jericho, Vi.
In NJ. F.. hurch Swsnfop. Dec. 6. Rev. II. F. Austin.
Mr.. LEONARD iIEFFLOU of Newton, Masl. and
Miss SARAH NJ. COLE of SwaHton, VI.
by the same. AT the parsonage, SHanton Nov. %, Mr..
GEORGE w. MI rCiIrLL nt ffel5glisbu Oh, p. O.. and
Mss NJ ,RTHA n. COOK OF s. Armsnd, T. c.
BY the sane, at tie same place. Ccf. S. MIR. HON -
RICHARDSON of West Berkshire. W., and Miss
LUCY LAWSON of ~. Armand, =. g.
BY the same, AT the same place, Sept. 5, Mr.. FORA
TO MANTAFAIRE of ST. Adams, W., and Miss
NANCY GRAVES OF Waterloo, p. q.
BY The sama, az the same place, Sept. ., Mr.. ED
MUND RANDOLPH and Miss CATHERINE WOOD
oECk both of St Adams.
-, Inc same. AT SwantOu, Aug. 4. Mr.. LAFAYETTE
MASON aud Miss FANNY t. CLUSE both ofSwantun.
BY tin same, AT Tie Central House IN Swauron. June
Ia, Mr. LES TER HAZEN and Miss ALICE HAYLE1T,
both ct conIh Hero. Vi.
In Wait~held, Dec. IL, h. Rev. J. ii. Rabbit Mr..
VIM. KEN OF Watsfeld. and Miss AIRY BAthD of
Fay ston.
In Northfe'd. Nov. 9th, by Rev. Vim. s. Hszsn,
JONAS G. SANhEHS, JR., and ANN AUGUSTA
FREEZE, both If Roxbuty.
In \, rhfield. D-c. Oh, by Rev. WIN. :. H.zsn,
DANIEL. A FARNH,M and MARTH SMITH, both
of Mortified.
In Hardw,ck, Dec. sih. by Few. D. Lewis. Nj. A. J.
o. HyLepaTk, and Miss Z. |.
of Hardwick.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
F.ankI n .TohusDu's Will.

STATE Of In Probate Court, had
WAsHISGTos DISTRICT. IS. ( at Montpelier With and
for said District. on the 10. Ia day of Dec, Al 1903
A N"iNSrRUMENT, PuE porting to bethe las Will ana
II Testam- mt of Franklin John on late Of woTces er.
in said District, decreased, being PRESENTED 10 the Court
by Henry :. Johnson, The executor thersin nsined:
fer Probate, 1t $ ordered by said court that al persons
concerned therein, be notified II appear at a ses-
inn Of ssid court. to ve held at h. Probate 3fice- in
Montpelier, on the I2tr day of January. A. ID. 1863, and
-h"w csu e if any theyney have, asains the probate
Of "a id will; for VIII ch pur-o>e l. is further ordered
that a c. . Of the record Of his order ne published
hree W eks srocs 5 i7efy in tbs G. een N untain Free
man put / shed a, Mon peIier, previous 10 sail tins
.ppoin ed for hesring-
By The Cour.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23

An AGRICULTURAL SoCIErY.-We are glad
to learn that measures are being taken to
revive the Washington County Agricultural
Society, and that the movement is IN the
hands Of men who Will make it a success.
Once we had Il furnishing society IN which
our farmers took pride, and annually con-
tributed Of their best to enhance the at
fractions Of the autumnll " cattle show"
Bat too much attention was given to speed
in horses and to Educating hens to lay at
unnatural seasons, and the long strings OF
goodly oxen appeared no more The pom
derous pumpkin stayed at home TO iced
item the potato, stimulated to grief by the
n, rent onion. wept its eyes out in OBJ
sc1ritv. and our county show became nothing
but a i)ckcy yard, and our farmers club
G~rittcrcI its property away.
II this county there arc no manufacture
Of much consequence the wealth of all
comes directly from the soil. Our merchants
and all business men are interested to make
the production as Iirge as possible and in
no WAY can farming be 50 stimulated and
armcr's sons so educated, as by the gener-
Gus rivalry and comparison that a good
county show will exhibit. Other counties
have branches of the parent society in all
the towns, and public discussions are held
throughout the winter. If anything can
cxalt the busines of agriculture and make
it more attractive to those who follow it, it
must be the sight of the best men of the
community, of every business or profession,
taking an active interest in its Development.
Nowhere is the comparison Of views and ex-
p~criencc of such practical utility as to the
farmer, and the intelligent and prosperous
yeomanry Of our country may learn to
achieve yet higher success if they will not
Lc too proud to learn Of each other, and to
ascertain what science is constantly doing
for them. Let us by all means have the
project carried through, and let it forever be
IN agricultural society,"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
Curl, Bonds will.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held 1t
W ARLINGTON UIsTEIcr.ss MOntpelis within and
tor said Disrict. on the 18th day of Dec A ID 1868.
N Instrument, pu- porting 10 be the last VIII and
IA Tes sm-nt of C.rus Bond late Of Cabot. in
sad Distii [, deceased, being presented to the
curt By Mary Boud the ex cutr Z therein named,
for Probate: Ii is ordered by said court, that all
persons concerned therein, b. notified 10 appear At .
-, i'm of said Cour, 10 re holden at the Probate
Office IN Montpelier on tse IL h day OF January AID.
l-b9, aud show cause, il aay they LAY have, against
he Paooate of said IA; for which purpose. il 10
furth r ordered, that a copy Of the record OF this
rider be Published three weeks sively in the
Green Mountain Fee man, printed At Montpelier, pre-
vIo4s 10 said time appointed tor hearing.
BY tie Court,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
Fir>t Niti0nai Bank of Montpelier.
NOTICE.,
W. cLAIm

rT,HAr MISS sAWYER's sALvE isentrely differ
en- irom all ohe
That heir are Il great many good Ssives offered for
sale, but none so good as Miss sawyer Saive.
That ev ny family should have a box at this season OF
the year.
That it will do all and even more than It IL recon-
mended 10 do.
A great saving is made by taking a lar re box.
Sold by all Druggists.
A trial box 5 Mt free by mail on receipt of sixty
five cents, by
L. NJ. ROBBINS, Rockland, Me.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
FOLDERS

Two or three girls, acquainted with pamphlet
folding, can have employment at the FREEMAN
BINDERY. Those accustomed to folding can take
work out of the shop to do if they desire.
Application should be made at the FREEMAN
COUNTING Room, through Wilder's Book store,
head of State Street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
DEATHS.

In West Georgia, ELI BOYDEN, aged O. years.
Mr.. Boydsn was = man much respected by all who
knew hun. In his last sickness he sought ard found
the = ,viour, as his ;edee D er from sin. lie has left SIX
children tn mourn the loss of Ih-ir last earthly parent.
MAY the Lord b ess them and help them, that that may
be an unbroken family IA heaven.
In Montpelier, Dec. eth, Of consumption, Miss MAR
GARET OSBORNE, aged 2i years.
10 Worcester. Fec. SIN, of typhoid pneunonii.
FRANKLIN JOHNSON, aged Il years aud 10 months
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
sarah CIough,s Estate.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS havi e been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Corr, for the District OF nen.
x1iph, Commissioners, to receive, esam'nA, ans sojus'
oil claims and d mands of q l p-Ieops, ara n>t the es-
tate of Sar h CIolsh late of Wash'Dgtan.i IN ssia
District. dec sssd, represented inso've I. ana vi"
of sir months from he 18th dav az December. 1888.
being allowed bs said Cou II to the creditors u siie
decra sed, 10 EXHIBIT and prove their respective c,A.m.
before Us: G. se notice III At we will sttsn 1 to the duues
CT our apSon,m-nt at the Once Il a s.h'e.
in Washington. m -.id district, on the last Aon'ey OF
OF Nav. A. D.. I:69, al 10 O'Clock in thu forenoon, on
said dA-.
IA WHITE, Comm'rs.
j. II. FELLOWS,
u.ho, n.. 10 ~ IaGs v59w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
Rct>enry Williams, Will.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate court, held at
BRADFORD OIsrRIcr, ss. Bro kfeld. with n and for
said ID strict. on the 9Th day of december, A. d. 1868.
INSrRU ZEN / pm porting TO be the last VIII
"A and Testament OF lie seney Will ms, late OF
WiliamstoSn, in said District deceased, being pre-
scented TO said Court nv Ebenez-r Sass. the execu-
tor therein FAMED, for Probare= Il is ordere 1 by said
court, that al persons coucerued iherein, re notified
to appear 2 t a ses zion of said court to he holden at the
Probate Office, in Bro okh III, on tn % h day of Dec,
A. ID. 1868, and show cause. il any they may have,
against the Probate of said VIII for which purpose,
1t is further ord red, thai a copy of The rc I'd OF This
order be published three weess successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman p in ed at Montpelier, pre-
vious 10 said time appoiGted for hearing.
A true c. py of record
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
valuable tor its news from all parts of Vermont,
and our friends in different parts of the State,
especially in Washington, Orange and Lamoille
Counties, will confer a great favor upon us and
our readers by sending us local intelligence.
Give US the facts and we will arrange them for
the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
Dr. Esurt0n's.
ANTIDOTE

NJ AHRANT~D 10 remove ali desire for Tobacco.
w II : en- ifely Vegetable and harmless. Ii purifes
ana eurches The blood Invig rate the system, possesses
great NouTishihs nd Strengthening power, is an excel
lieut. appatlzeE, enables the stomach to digest the hearth
est tood, mixes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust
health. smokers and thewers for sixty wears Cured,
ftlce' MY cents post tree. a ire tise on The injurious
effect OF Tobacco, with lists OF references, testimonials
&c.. seat irer. Agents wanted. Address DR.. +. r. ABB
BOTT Jersey City, NJ. Sold By all druggists.
FSN47Vl2Cep
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
LADIES
IN POOR
IJC a r TTT
LADIES


One OF the best medicines. probably the very best ever
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SHOWN As iemaie comp Ants, Is Dodd's NeTvine aud In
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PdlpiiatIon OF the Heart, T infness. Loss OF Appetite.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
Luther Uenry's Estate.

STATE Of VERMONT. In Probate Court, hold
WA=HTNGTos DISTRICT, S. I en- at Montpelier in ard
for said District on the 4 h day of Dec, A D. 1865.
~ F. sLMER, administrator on the estate of
L.. uther Henry, lie of Waterbury, in said Dis
Iict. deceased. make application 10 said Court TO ex-
tend ths lime heretofore allowed him to paw the debts
due fsou SAL es ate, an 10 render his administration
account until some future day: Wn-r=Ipon, ( is or
dared by said Court I'd Il sail application b. hearl At
he Prooat. Cfi,s, In MOnFpelier- on ths a9>h Ia Of
u Gem err; and, il IL further ord .rsd, tn, notic. b.
given to all parsons conc ar ned, b the puoic All n OF
his order in The Green Aoua-ain Freem IN, Or n--d at
Montpelier, three weeks succs.siv=ly, before said
hearing By the Court
F50E3 Attest-T. r MERRILL, Judge.