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CONVICTED or MURDER IN THE FIRST pEaHEE.-
The Jury found a verdict OF murder in the FIRST de-
gree against Andrew Price, for the murder Of Lewis
nilkenburg, who was murdered about the middle OF
October seven miles from Irontop ONO, on the
Marion pike. Andrew Speers Ia ret " 70 tried.
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A.-Save FucI-Reduce Conl Bills.-Fix our
with Roebucks Weather srps. Onice s. Fulton at
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Snnerh Combination

superb Combination 0f AftractiOns.-
KNOWS exhibition Tor the present em<seng
display OF fancy rurs for the special eg
ladies', and his superb winter style Of Hats
unusually attractive his 212 Broadway, Full
street s lust now particularly crowded wh
enthusiastic patrons.
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who, having erred desire better manhood Sent scaled
letter envelopes. free 81 charge n benefited "a ct
age. Address psilan'hros, box Phiaeeiphia rs.
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Cri-tadoro's Unrivnled Hair Dye.-~sId nd
applied at No 6Astor House. Mar pfAciory Maiden taue
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Fugr uri Fur astons--AR 4J,Grro4 '~rt
below Broadway prices at o'ANtsosA-S. r. ~ kyenae.
who has retired from business.
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Condemnation Of Mr.. Denison Speaker OF
tho House of Commensurate Members Take
the Oath of ONCE.
LONDON. Dec. 1I-Evening
In the House Of Commons to-day the election OF
the Right Hon. Mr. Denison as Speaker was con-
nrmed by the Crown. The members OF the House
qualified themselves by taking the oath OF ONCE.
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Kari spencer Appointed Lord Lieutenant Of
Urel1 nd

The appointment OF Earl Spencer as Lord Lieuten-
ant OF ireland Is officially announced.
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Swearing In Of the Members of the New
British Parliament.
THE CADIZ INSURRECTION.
A Bloody Conflict Between the
Troops and the Insurgents.
Numbers Killed and Wounded
on Both Sides.
SPAIN.

Tho Bombardment of Cadiz-RevoIt Of the
Workmon In Madrid-Threafs OF Assassina.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22

was already success; that we were before
the people. With our platform and principles
already def I'D, and apncaled TO those pres.
ID b sec "A bis efforts = Seompietiag the
work row u prngress-
TKAps AFFAInA
sebS sis nothing anpsual ia trade asfars.
s5 ztsetns cold weather. added to thu IN
sattl a condition Of things, has decide in
Huer &c in keeping business dull, and while
dallnes prevails little may be expected from
trade matters. ~
VOICE IRON HARTFORD COUNTY.
Mr.. Gather, Vice-President for the State
has received letter from labor friend in
Hartford county, making enquiries relative
70 Organizing labor Reform association in
that county, and asking bis advice and as
sistance in this noble work Of humanity.
rKS HOURS IN THE FAoFosY.
A bill has been introduced into the legisla-
ture, looking to the enactment Of ten hour
law In this State, for the factories The
world moves. VswrAs.
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ditionsl directof1 was had, resulting IN favf3
Of w. Y. StedhaIn, John Irwin, aud w. u,
Brown. Mr.. Irwin resieped his pos Con -
q member Of the board pF auditors. The n
signation was accepted and No McElwstn
elected TOLL the vacancys Il
An amendment to 10 third septioa a n
constitution providing Coat thd fsestasa Nj
the association shall be held "a Il S "a ts<s
Of monthly, was offered and aad1lHd. An
amendment to the fourth section "A the COO
situation proEidisg that The Wee Presided
and Secretary shall be added TO th4board III
directors was rejected. Mr.. Goodhart offered
an amendment 10 article 4, providing that nc
person shall be eligible ~ office in the ass0-
'eiati "a who is engaged u pecuniarily inter-
ested 10 any business Ia the Distric, where
merchandise, sim liar to that cold by the as
ISOLATION is for sale. The amendment was
rejected. During the meeting IT was stated
that this association ID now doing bussacss
Of 5000 each month on a capital Of $1,000.
Adjourned.
TUERE is private Coachman's Society To
Nav York which numbefs over 800 rnerI-
bers, add has $1,000 in its treasury. lss
object Is exclusively benevolent Members
when sick are allowed IS week on thsir
death their widows get 800 each, and when
members become wiiowers they receive SO
TnE third Cooperative Building S0cfsss
organized Iast week ct Farmers Institute,
No 40 Lud1yw street, New York, promises
to outstrip its kin1red associations in the
rapidity of It's growta. Already shares
amounting 10 over $45 900 nave been taken
up, ard applications are daily increasing ~
admission 70 membership.
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THE TRUE POSITION.


CHG4eo, Feb. 9Th. 1888
SiR-I read With good deal of interest your
remarks upon the cquivocsi position now occa-
MED y Gen. Grant, and believe the sentiments
therein expressed viii find a response il the
hearts Of every true friend Of the labor move
meut. As an old soldier and Republican moth.
ing would give me greater pleasure than 30 cast
M vote for the idol Of the country, but The
duty owe 10 myself and family will deter me
from doing so, unless he sees 81 to rspudiats the
platform which Aessrs Stesart { co.
are now laying for him, BY giving this place
In your paper you viii oblige
AN Or SUBSCRIBER.
The above is one Of the many communica-
tions We have received on The subject Of
Grants quasi nomination, referred to ID the
ApvocArE Of the 7th inst, al Of which express
similar sentiments, showing conelusiyely
thst il be expects the support Of tie indus
trial classes, he must not only define bis posi-
tion, bat refuse 70 accept any non nation
upon the platform shaped by Jay Cooke or
the Wall street leeches. Six millions OF
workingmen, now sweating and telling to
pay the debf,-anj every dollar must be
paid BY them,--if paid at all-fail to APP
preciate the justice or necessity, even under
the specious plea Of sustaining the national
faith OF paying in gold, debt contracted
in deprecated currency, while the bonds
/ themselves, b ilhannas class legislation
areexaDpt from taxa';eS.tt and vi 81 Is On ars.
they don't propose ID DO il. While Gen.
Grant BIAS proved an excellent soldier, be
has studied the signs Of the times 10 little
/ purpose, if he magines for moment that
I bis name, great as It il, can bolster up a
rotten cause, Or whseale the people into
support of our present financial system. The
( blessings OF a public debt, about which we
have heard SO much, are beginning to be
I realized in a manner which shows all lie
blessings 10 be On enc side, and their PAY
ment on the 5tner.
Now, General, familiar word You have
a reputation which you cannot, like Tdiuary
4 nortals, afford 10 have furnished. II is one
indeed Of which any soldier shoall fee.
! pT, I'D, bat remember that even this record.
splendid a. its, will avail Nothing should
ven commit the fatal error Of allowing the
" thl aking" meu, that Is the B )ndhelders-
to catch you ID their meshes.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22

RiCHARbsoS's Process FJR MAJ ING SrFFr
-Alany ~ the Patdling furnaces w Great
Britain nave lately 0asn improved bv tho
addition 81 an sparatus for blowing air i.ro
them, resembling tnat usAl by B.ssem4r III
making steA direc v IRON the ore. 4 ~s
picAsson ~ TIE t@pFpf -ReuI rgllIres a0 al-
teraLlcE ~ lbs icr1 o4 Ia comn0n pa Ealing
furnace, for " does nut ess entiaHy canu "
nc Old method NJ pudding; lIt n9 intro
ducing air through III ron rake or "a i,ie
USE ID stir the metal Nh re.irc.s in quality
Sr durafsoa one particular stage VI tha nra-
cess. lnsteAd IL nVIntrgas small h4l.s ia
the hI4z.-i 49, w tuDnlar rAlh = tagah4i4
vsde Toe cGrrent u ar, there i aro4s
alI' o. Ty-.-as~-r ry9;ng. WI ~
ineT wis ani tnFat or fJlf
winch a. -HOFe easily Kept frec'f "a sag.
lw1 W rlree tlnu -r ESsbies Alr nttgd to
each furnace, ~ 1e dsea alternately, in order
u prevent sve--h.alns. E.ci oae u con
nectsd ~ lhe air-rtcaivsr bin long a-Aible
tubes CT iB-ta subosr. TIE ar - "a asd on
before the ra0ble j. introduced, ana remMn.
On untii Il IS Withdrawn, il order to -event
the narrow aperture from being clicked ,h
cIndarS.
By means Of the blast.rabble Thy time
occupied in bringing the molten iron to a
"boi,1 has been reduced from thitty or for
~ minutes 70 ten. Az the beginning III
the operation the sparks thrown off ludi-
cate that silica IL beng separated from the
mass, and as soon a. the tillDe ~ clear the
tuhaGar ra1Sse Is wlthdrswa and the com
mon rabble IL substituted.
A number Of experiments have demon-
lstrated that the whole process from the
tune an ordinary faEnace j. FIRST caazged
uHta me mass IS fnisheJ, does NOT en-
sumo more than one hour and qsnrter
The quality Of the metal produced u said q.
De supeTicFr and IN 10 ease, 'tn4s n, has
there been any failure to produce the desired
result.
DEATH From MARSH GAS DIR. Ii. VI.
Richardson has made some experiments with
light carburetted hydregtn, known smeag
miners as tire damp TO ascsTAin what per
centage IN air would be fatal to tie animals
breathing il. ia found that pigeons could
live about half an hour ia air containing IS
per cent. Of that gas. The dimirution u
circulation aud respiration was Sd gFadnal
that il was difficult to determine tbs exact
time when death snsued.
A New Tksr or Detective IRoS-It il
well known that, under the inauepce u the
hammer and a constant use, the PARTICLES
Of iron gradually assume, by repeated vibra-
zion, different texture from that they had
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l. a
BAD when ihe piece was rcw. rf.. ,n,51ft.a
comes crysteiire, loses is tenaci.v AMI ~
comes hriiNH. THE sudden bresE'n-. IN -st
ron sSle'fees On railways ~ cNelns,rsl-. ....,
ing ~ ibis cause. Nov. w wonid IVY IN w.
utmost importance Mp find SONS means M
sseer'tining whether ~ GOT this alteration
~ w texture ha- 'aten rlace, hnt up to this
time every attempt 10 tile gireetion 49,
proved failure. W.T. nov learn ,b,t tbis
nrabien has been solved hy Mr. Sarbor MN,
kng.'shman, who aas thought u smpioy IVY
the magnetic needle for this purpose. ~ ar,
per, tuat when an ron bar Is homorene-
pus. the nee7ie viii noi be suddenly di4
placed iram Ian position on hos being slOuIv
moved % anl iTn il y direction perpendisil.
inr t1 tne magnetic meridian of tha locllity.
wv K ihae Ri in ,he Pas any unsouni place
.Ai'l 't tEw. .he oscillation w the needle
viii very iuterrs as ia passes ov.- thess
deie# vC ue.uts
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22

TO any person sending club Of sixty-tive
\ early Subscribers, a "B NJ. RArAoSD" Sil-
vtr watca, full plate movement, eighteen
Jewels, expansion balance. worth $1,000.
~ auy person sending d. clue q Fifty
Yeari, Subscribers. an "lI q. CUfVKKn Sill
YER v atch, ffteso jewels, expansion balance
worth $4,000
10 any person senInR vs. clOb Of Fo
7 Yeariv Subscribers, ! &c. N. WHEERFR"
\ Silver Watch, eiegen Jewels, expansion bal
ancs, worth $500.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22
HON ONO.
OBERLIN, Feb. Is

70 the Editer Of The EosKuaHaxss ADEocArE.
It is ordained that henceforth this nation,
possessing this land Of boasted liberty bs
divided between grinders And grist. L Is
ordained that the rich become grindsto'es
and the poor the grist. The producing
classes are to submit TO be ground 70 pow
der or submit to death by the sword The
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22
New YoRk, Feb. Il

--sy I- NEW 10kk, feb. 10.
70 Tie Editor Of The woGrmdxAss ADvoclrs.
! viii say in continuation, that il was by
the governments, In England, in the year
1850, Immediately following one Of the Yisi-
'tatiOns Of the epidemic known Is the plague
shsss law was passed to keep down work
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22
THE TRADES UNION COMMISSION

THE TRADES UNION COMMISSION.
For several months We have been publish
ing the testimony given by Messrs Alien and
Appi-garth before the Royal Commission,
appointed TO report on the working Of Trades
. Uu 'ons. Although it is expected that bill
restricting their operations will be intro
duoed at the next session Of Parliament,
based upon d evidence thus elected, the
examination Of the gentlemen referred to,
has conclasiVely proven that the organizs-
lFiuss which they represent, and OF which
i-hey ai-e. Tic authorized expcnsnts. have not
s'ei'7 gasssd unscathed shIouEh the ordeal,
but haveGpou all occasions dcaoancsd every
sppeai 70 violence or intini daton. The
prompt and satisfactory manner IN which al
interrogatories have been answered, cannot
fail to have a salataTy Influence On sOcissy,
I by removing in a great measure, the mean
ingiess prsludices existing against them.
\ That examination has been conducted BY
men who, with the exception of Messrs
Hughes and Harrison, have been known as
lifelong enemies Of Trades Unions. Yet
two uppretentious members, taken from their
ranks, have proven themselves more than .
match for the Whele tribe OF them. They
have shown beyond a peradventure that
the system has Be "a the creature of necessi-
ty; that they are purely defensive in char
scter, and also, that they have been the
grand educators Of the industrial classes.
Il is true that some outrages, similar TO the
"Shtfieid horrors" about which We beard
SO much, have been unearthed, Yet it would
be as consistent to denounce the Christian
religion because some protesting ministers
OF the gospel have proved q iepis at seduc-
tion, as to claim these crimes rs their ligiti-
mate tfsprings. We wish tina. those who
ak .th parrot-like garulity about their
balefu tendency, without Knowing their OBJ
jects, those towards who refuse 20 ASSOC
ciate themselves with them, under the plea
Of being actuated By principle, would read
this evidence, and see in what q miserable
plight they asc placed, and how completely
the props are knocked from under them.
Messrs. Allen and Applsgsrth, while they
have performed their duty In Q more than
satisfactory manner, have also rendered IN |
liable service to the trades uDionists |
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llsh periodicals, can but be accepted as evil
dence that the time is fast hastshing when
the rights Of labor will be acknowledged and
respected BY all. M
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/ WV. . W A
ingtnen's wages, one Of the penalties for the
violation or which was the loss ~ he ".
fender III i, IN, r...a r,.t;
g. a, - 'H' neo'uu
~ f7"'iAy was 'he loss OF bott
ears). This was phen the wnrknan had
stIuck for advanced wa-es. ANA ~ w J,
time when thew wern ..Ltrr ,A,-,.
him, H.. er,i.,,., ~ ="
- l5ay WE
'ea' 'na' az "a rasse ior putting down
combinations ~ ~oFktaep ior gettin. bishsr
wage and fur Bxin- ths h.,,-. M t.l.-
Ths-a ..-s a.. ,h.. go. ,..... a. ...-s.
'o'-
o''1''''s n "''''T'N 'stfHat "'' kAe9i hat
the law dIa roe Puulsh them. S0 we're rh.re
Combination M masters in 1-sG H, rnr..
tb. ,.,o,t..., ,,. t-. -.
800 A.'y h.u
e.-.h-es wen thef we're working lroui SIX
cl@c1 Ia ne morning MI eight O'Clock in
tho pw ching t'hM x1rA mar rna nsE
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22
nhata Morkrngman rhinls.


wv rpcen. speech, II WV. Juln A. bingham.
A mamberof congress iron 0iio, szclaimed
''tnans tral, There s WV sucH ;hinz ~ waua.
IANAtio1- -pnn .Ais n " saiFAalier work
lngman, comments a. follows. y.
Tor course Bingham AVG wv party rcp-e-
sent tle bonih1idar VINO has ms horses.
ais carriage, nis wine PARTIES, his plate, bis
b nds.
an w nsn12. nave my til dfn-
Her laNl- my tnIi cAesi ald uiv lE.t pains.
iaf iN tiffi hi7es at night, and my hasty
lte4Nfast ia .le WV rlils, n lean purse,
n IN tnx &c -iila1 tan n4A A@f the wear
SAen .,+rIr-.f llg eknss - k,rkha,
cha. WIN ais asunans, aad draws Ais -
asa lad iaauAs Va there is no such thin
~ equal taxation.
iraw iry purse aud psv mn -AAts
And when The veg < gone he c--nls un
lib id, rIstlgs his bonds ana has wine
supper Aad when tbs YER j. gone look
WI tIa WY. Tlbner, the taE receipt, w W bed
to dream M former times ami light and
equal t3xarG1.
M b.Hiaoaer does nothing, He j. sup;
pos II.
pay State taxes.
pay county taxes.
pay village tlTes
par town taxes,
pa regeaae taxes.
| raw direct taxes.
pay taxes on everything.
pay taxes to support negroes.
psy taxes ~ seaport Congress.
PAY taxes ~ support tic Government.
pay taxes 10 support the bondh0lders,
Sho pay ~ taxes ior any purpose what
ever.
siral vote for equal taxation, and dowB
with the party who shank God there Is n5
suca thing as equal taxation-"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-22
,LlA0RITY RERRAaFNrATIoN.

CHICAGO. SATURDAY, FER. q, 1868.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
SAmL. LAWRENCE 1 SONS,
w DOL NJ = n CHAN Ts.
~ Broadway.
N - w Won X.
No. 25 Masi<n LssS. |

No. 25 Maiden LsaS,
Ner York. Dec. II, 1897
In my Gard Of Nov. /, 1857, stated that.
''for the purpose Of moro fully supply.
ing the wants or tho pab1ic, ana in
order 20 prevent unscrupalous Aealero
nroM palminE OF inGerior ana worm.
less goods ~ the Morton GsolA Peue.
sna11 hereafter seD1 NO gooaa as wheie.
sale eHeeps oaly 70 Auly appe1nseA anA
aoshorl1eA Agsats,,s etc. To this plan
I have since striotly adhered.
In accspttn9 Agents. grsat care hes been
exsscised 70 appoint those who. ~ long.
continued fAir dealing, have acquired .
reputation for honesty, rcsponsibili and
probity men In whose word the public
have learned 70 place confidence. These
Agents have agreed to keep full assort-
mont Of my pens. and to sell Thorn 1t my
published prices. Thus the public arc sup
piled by them with just such pens a. they
want. either ~ TO writing or price. and got
full equivalent for the money paid.
No agent 10 appointed 70 travel from
place to place, or canvass tho country,
90 that all who want a Morton Gold Pen
must got 1t from tho Local Agent OF from
headquarters.
None need apply for tho Agency except
In conformity to the above. the liberal dis
count ITO Clubs" being sufficient induce
' " " A. MORTON.
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vnLAxsw, WAlgns Covss1, Ca,
June 2oth. 1865.

vnlAxew, WAigns CosRs1, Ca,
Jane 2eth, 1865.
d. Jom Bun-Dssr Sir: I have ssssstly
gwen your +" Worn Destroyer" several trials
aud find Il Wonderfully sfnsasisus. It he's mot
failed in single instance 70 have the wished fer
effect. ] am doing pretty large country prse-
tics. and have daily use for ssms article Of the
kind. I'm free to confess that know Of no
remedy recommended BY the ablest authors that
IL 90 certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing you 10 TO Cad cut upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from you.
II can get II upon easy terms, shall use
greet deal Of it. l am aware that the use Of
such articles is contra airy to the teachings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
M.D.'s. but see no just cause or good sense in
discarding . remedy which We know TO be ell
cient. simply because We may be ignorant Of its
combination. For my part, shall make il .
rule 10 use all and any TO alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may be able to command
not hcsitating because some one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects first, and
secured the sole right to secure that knowledge.
However, am by no means IN advocate or sup
porter Of the thous ands Of worthless nostrums
that flood the country, that purport to cure al
manner Of disease to which human flesh 10 heir.
Please reply soon. and inform me OF your best
terms. I am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS P. CLEMENT. N. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
THE KlTTATlNNY

INTRO DUCED By TRE SUBSCRIBER, Is
i every where acknowledged by press and people
the very BEST Blackberry known. Having tho or
ignal stock afc enabled 10 furnish planters and
amateurs GENUINE PLAwSs In large or small Quanti-
Ties ut low rates.
Opinions of the Press.
.sThe sweetest and most delleoas ifuit Of airy w.
risty We have seen."-Am. Agricultural. N. Y.
1--WE regard Il ~ a large, Handsome, high favored
fuit."-Horticulturists. N. +.
"Dccidedly superior 70 the IAwton In good quail
tisa There 10 htle doubt thas II the best cuItiva-
ted Blackberry known.r-N. Y. Tribune.
.'eueh sights offsuit We never bcheld before IN.
Z. Tines.
..Bst justice eompels % to seknowisdge that aev.
By Mr.. willians risst The bsrries arc larEc, deep
colosed and firm In flesh, good marketing Quaiities
second-They arc sweet. Juicy. melting n ths
ROuth. more like 1ne strawberry than IKE Black.
beny. and Of excslleat flavor.
ThirA-Thsy arc represented 70 b. hardy. stsone
grOWen and Of crest productivenese. IN. World
"should any Of orr friends wieh sotry this Barry,
patroaags IN. \. Coaehmakers' Magazine"
W also have the WILSON Blackberry. and .
large sock ofthe best
Baepberr1ees
Straw 0efffess
CQrP00ts,
0rapes aa0
Bed Rot09ooos
onAll euaatlties sat b I'll 9TH perfect sassss.
neadss, psspase to suppay yeur table with shs 80
tuits b. planting Ills Spring For prices &C.. ssnl
f. . catalogue to R.AJ. C. WILLIAMS.
3emi-aw Montelais. N. J.
1oea weaA.A nsAuetion To elubo.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

With Rmenon's Patent Movable Tteth,
These Saws cut Moro and Better Lumber 10 the
same time and with less Power, then any Other Saw
b the world, with Less Expenditure Of Labor and
Files 10 keep In order, amp never smaller Also
Kmerson's Patent 0auging and Sharpening ewaee
for spreading the Points Of Saw Teeth. Send for
Descriptive Pamphlet, With Price List.
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY.
SJscob It,. near Ferry st.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

The Pittsburgh PA. iron manufacturers
have reduced the price Of iron one. quarter
Of . cent per pound, and Of nails twenty
cents per key. in consequences Of The dull
times.