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CATTLE MARKET
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotos. Fat Hogs. Veal

AMOUNT OF Stoth Al MAhhrt=
Cattle. Sheep Shotos. Fat Hogs. Veal.
This week. 80! 1884 go s 5S5 9 S9
One year ago 3lO7 1885 15S 1900 400
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef--Extra. $500: a $3.50 !;
first quality 1925 "a 12T5: I'd quality HOO a Sl20o
third quality $500 a 10,75.
Prices of Store CattIe,-Working Oxen. p pair sl75
Mich Cows.-5o a SO Extra SIS a $40, Far
row and dry. S35 "a $50.
q 90. Three years old. 500 a 500
Sheep and Lambs,Per head, in lots. $500 "a 4.5O.
Hides.--00 "a 10c u II.
Fat Hogs.-10 "a l0c u ID.
REMARKS-Tbe supply of cattle is large this
week. larger than before for many years. il indeed 1t
was ever so large at one time. 0ne-thlrd or shout
1000 of them were Texas Cherokee cattle. but OF
inferior quality For this grade of cattle prices
depressed Some of them sold as low rs cents and
up s. g. and lie. For good quality l3c was obtain
ed or about the same has been for time past
The large supply however. created downward ten
dency. Sheep and lambs x to Ac lower. One
lot sheep sold at &c, Lambs a Sc, or l2 "a 30 as
to quality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30

STATE OF VERMONT, tsTho Probate Court
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER, S.. ! in and for said Dis
tric To all persons interested in the estate of Ezra
ceased; GREErING.
VOU are hereby notified that an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of said
deceased, has been 6led in court. here. BY Ezra
Pierce. the executor therein named. fer probate and
said instrument at the session thereof to BE- held at
the Inn Of +. H. Phelps n Grafton in said district.
time and place you can be heard in the premises IL
yon shall see cause Q. B. EDDY. REGISTER.
July r. 1863. 29-1
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Farm for sale.

TJNHE Subscriber offers for sale his farni situated
in the south part of Audoyer. on the direct road
from Chester to- Nindham and miles from the for
mer place. Said farm contains 80 acres. suitably
divided into tillage. pasture, and woodland. The
buildings consist Of large two-story brick dwell
ling. ample and convenient barns. and out build-
ings. including sugar house and cider mlii.-with
running water TO barns, and two neverfaiing wells
at the house There is on the place a good orchard
OF both native and grated fruit: also. fine sugar
grove, and large quantity of very valuable maple.
ash. and spruce timber.
For further particulars inquire Of ID. +. OWN
ELL on the premises. or Of the Subscriber in Wal
pole. n. H. B. H. DWINELL.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30

AccIDENT-An accident happened at
the place of the late railroad accident
in this town on Sunday, while the work
men We're engaged in making repairs
and clearing the track at that point.
Mr.. Geo. Howe, foreman in. one of the
machine shops at Rutland, was engaged in
hosting cars, when the jack used for
that purpose fell, striking him upon the
shoulder, knocking him down, catching
his right leg between one Of the timbers
of the jack and tie, and breaking it just
above the ankle. He was Immediately
taken to Rutland by the special train.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30

If Fire Insurance Company takes
paw in advance it must take enough to
cover the chances of extraordinary loss
es or an unfortunate year might bank
rupt it. If assessments are laid at the
end of each year, the exact losses and
expenses are known, and only in this
way will each member pay just his
share and for Just so long as he is in
sured. Assessments in the Windsor
County Company, of Woodstock, have
averaged only p.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30

ADVERTISED LETrERs.-L. w. Bliss,
E. NJ. Bliss, Miss Diantha Cady, Miss
P. w. Irving, o. S. Perkins. John Park
err, Henry d. Russell, Mrs. Franklin
S. Randolph, George Stewart, Edward
Stone, Edward Shadock, j. A. Smith,
Gideon Waite, Lester Watson.
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ssephe. &. Jsh.sea,s Ess.ss.

STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-The Probate Court
Disrict To all persons interested in the estate of
stephen G. johnson. late Of Eoekinsham. in said
District deceased 6REkffSG-
V0U arc hereby notified that an Instrument in
writing purporting to be the last will and tesla
ham. deceased has been fed in said Court for Pro-
bate BY William ii. johnson and yabes d. BridR-
man. the executors therein named and that said
Court will decide 10 the Probate thereof At the
session. be held at the Inn of Francis Phelps in
Grafton in said District. the first Wednesday a
August A. d. 1ss: at which place and time you
may be heard in the PREMISE yon snalt - caass-
c. b EDDY. Registcr.
Juiy II 1859. ga
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30
PAINTING, GRAINING AND
PAPER HANGING.

HAVING LEASED the Paint Shop of J. c. Toll
Ii man formerly occupied by c. Kilburn, am pre-
pared to do printing in all its branches in thorough
and workmanlike manner Orders left at the shop
or with Mr.. Tolman will be promptly attended 20.
W. L. WHITC0MB.
Having known Mr.. Whitcomb for many years. l
cheerfully recommend him as gentleman and first
rate painter. As a grainer he excels.
J. c. T0LMAN.
Bellows Falls. July IS. 1869. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WEsTxISsTER. IS. in and for said dis
tct To all persons interested in the estate Of Polly
Saunderson. late Of Grafton in said District deceas
ed dREErINq..
YOU are hereby notified that an instrument has
been filed in the court. hero for probate by Gee.
W. Hall, purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased, and that court will decide up
on the allowance of said instrument the session of
said Court be held at the Inn Of F. H. Phelps.
in Grafton. in said district on the frst Wednesday
Of August. 1869, when and where you can be heard
in the premises if you shall see cause:
c. B. EDDY. Register
July Z. 1869. 2-S1,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30
POW ERS INSTITU 7 Z,
BERNARDSTON. MASS.

FIRST r. r. Station below South Vernon. Fall
Il and Winter Terms begin tho last Wednesdays of
Aug. and Feb. respectively; Winter term, Mon
day after Thanksgiving,
LEACH. Principals Miss LAURA LEACH, Prin-
eipal of the Ladies Collegiate Department. with
sistant Teachers. The School possesses beautiful In
stitute Buildings and grounds, commodious Board
ing houses. rooms for self boarding in private fami-
books free to the students Apparatus Instruments
for Surveying experienced Teachers. and full classes.
For Board &C.. Apply to l. +. WARD.
1884
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30
May 5, 1856
w anted.

A GOOD BOY, II or 1syears old to learn the Tin
n smiths trade. Must bring satisfactory recon-
endatons Apply to GEO. S. BOND
% Charlestown, N. II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30
Notice.

YTyHIS CERTIFIES that | have sold my son JON
i ATTAIN EDWIN ALDRICH his time during the
remainder of his minority. i shall claim none of
his earnings pay debts Of his contracting a-
ter this date. ISAAC ALDRICH.
Townshend, July Z7th. 1869. 1884
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Marrifd

In Fayetteville, July 90 by Rev. David Shurtlef,
CHARLES L. PRESTON Of Worcester. Mass, and
MELINDA A. PECK of Westminster.
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Notice.

THIS CERTJFIES that I have given my SON AL
Il BERT MATHEW ALDRICH his time during the
remainder of his minority. shall claim none Of
his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting at
ter this date ISAAC ALDRlCH.A
Townshond, July 9th. 1859 3l-33
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Died.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry, be paid for according to length.
In this village. July IS. Mrs, SARAH r. PEASE.
aged A. wife of the late Charles f. Pease formerly
of this place.
In Worcester, Mass. July 2tth, 1852 after sick
ness of So hours ROSWELL MILLER of West
Westminster. VT, aged 80 years and months.
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Notice.
Estray Cattle.

CAME into the inclosure of the subscriber on or
~ about the 18th. day of June. 1869. four yearing
Cattle being one pair of and two heifers, One
Of the steers is specklet, the others are red The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take them awuy. ,p,,
Bellows Falls, July Goth. 1860. 1872
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30

. THE LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
There is no doubt as to the immediate
cause of the accident at Brockway's
Mills, and it is also generally conceded
that slower rate of speed would have
made it more disastrous, but another
question arises. The train was approach
ing a curve. 1t was impossible for the
engineer to see the misplaced switch only
for an instant before he was carried off
the track, and on the bridge at that
Now is it prudent for the railroad to al
low the best engineer that the service
can command, to approach curve and
an unseen bridge with speed which
gives him no control Of the train in case
of sudden discovery of danger ? Sup
pose the bridge had taken fire the other
day and burnt. The switchman and the
switch might have been all right, but the
whole train would very likely have been
precipitated into chasm of rs feet, and
the disaster far worse than that from
which they escaped on Saturday. We
believe small bridge was thus burnt on
the Valley Railroad last year, and a
night passenger train ran into it, but
being small and low, there was no inju-
ry to persons. In the case last week the
passengers all agree that they were going
at high rate of speed, and one at least,
in the smoking car spoke of it but mo-
ment before the accident happened
Ought not all trains, especially passen-
ger trains, therefore, to approach high
bridge of this character at a speed suffi.
GENTLY moderate to give the engineer
control of his train in case of the sudden
discovery of danger as was the case last
Saturday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30
Carriages for sale.

HAVING SOLD my horse. / will sell one top bug
IL gy in good repair. also booted buggy of
French's make. Keene. N. H., almost new. Also one
buggy harness and one heavy work harness. both
nearly new The above will all be sold at bargain
j. C. TOLMAN.
Bellows Falls, July 20. 1869. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-30

DR.. o. w. Sherwin, of Reading, is
about to remove to Woodstock and en-.
ter into copartnership with DIR. Rich
mond.
- Those who served in the Army from
Woodstock, and adjoining towns, pro-
pose to have reunion ON the anniver-
sary of the battle of Winchester, Sep
TENDER 10Th. Arrangements are also in
progress to establish there post of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
The editor of the Claremont Adpo-
cate suspended the publication of his pa
per last week for the first time in twen-
ty-one years, to make a visit abroad
All right. Friend Weber deserved it and
more. He has become veteran in the
profession, always sound in faith " and
has now returned to his post with renew =
ed vigor, though his pen has never
lacked that element. Long may his
case hold out, and long wave his form
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20

wMxlxorow, Del. Jan. ls.-Jsmss A.
BAY ard was elected United States Senator,
~ serve until March Alb, his son, Charles
A. BsyaId, fer the full term from that
date.
MAplsoN, Wis, Jan. 19.-Hon. Matt. H.
Carpenter was nominated for United States
Senator 10 nj ht, on the 9Th ballot.
ALBANY. N. Y. Jan. l9.-Rsubsn E.
Fsnton, TO day, was elected United States
SENATOR. In the Assembly the votes were,
F'nton. 10, Murphy, -.
3ssro,, Mass, Jan. 10.-Ths vsts for
u ted States Sssator In the Hsuse 10 ~
follows: Sumner, 246; Abbott. "A: Bsnks.
l. In the Ssnats-Sumner, 81 Abbott, 2.
Mr.. Sumner 10 therefore reelected.
HARarssul0, Pa, Jan. TO- The Hon
Jehn Scott vas elected Senator from Penn.
sylvaaia.
IsSiAsAroLIs, lad. Jan. 1o.-Ths vsts ia
the LsgislAture to day fer United States
0eaatss resulted - folleWs:
Senate Cuabsek, -; Hendricks, 10
scattering. >.
Hsuss- Cuubaei. ls; Hssdricis, as
scattering, Z.
Nine Rspubl,cans in the Senate asd eev.
On 10 the Hssss betting The caasus nsmira
tiea.
Sr. Louis, No., Jss. 1o-Gsnsral Car
Sshuss was elected United States Senator
this NOR ming, rscsivipg The entire Radical
vote Of 10th Houses. The Democrats voted
for Jshn s. Phslps.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20
LATEST News
Rr- TELEGRAPn.
TO TIIR DAILY DEMOCRAT.
new YQRX.

Nsw YosK. Jan. 30 Washington die
patches state that though the treaties sent
10 the Senate on Friday las. had not been
referred 10 tie Committee on fsrsiga Az
fairs, there will b 10 opposition to the one
relating 70 the naturA .sxation question, nor
to the cne relating - the settlement Of the
bounda1y respecting San Juan matter. The
Alabama treaty, however. meets with very
strong opposition in committee. II stands
~ chance 81 being ratified 10 the present
form Of The csuoittes. They do NOT favss
the msds Of ssttleosnt Of claim, Nor dc
they spprsvs Of that feature allowing Eag-
land to present slaios that have accrued
during the past fifteen ysass - . sst.s1
against these Of eur psspls. The ignsrieg
Of the bsllissrsnt rights qusstion By gu,
0evsrnmsns 10 strongly esnsured. Whom
the question comes up for consideration N
sxssusivs session. the conduct 81 the per
ssns making this tssaty will b ,aossue BY
examined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20

WAsnINoros, Jan. ia special 10 the
Chicago Times says there sss - 10 be ne
doubt that the Senate will reject the treaty
made BY Mr.. Seward for the purchase OF
81. Themas.
There seems to be disposition amsng
Republican Csngrsssmen 10 admit Missis-
sippi to 'ngressisnal representation under
the defeated constitution, the tame % In
the case Of Alabaos.
This morGing . committee Of eslored cit
issns from ths Cslorsd Mons National
Csnvsnslsn, recently 10 session In this city,
called on General Grant BY sppointasnt.-
NJ. Lsngstea. chairman Of the committee.
addressed the general, who replied - fel>
lews:
II shank che ssnvsstiss, Of which yen
ere the representatives,, for the confidence
they have expressed, end bsps sisesrely
that the eslsrsd people may rscsivs every
psstsssieu which the laws give them. They
shall have ~ sderts 70 secure such pretsc-
,ieA. They Should prove BY their acts.
their advsacemsnt, prosperity, and ebe-
d'snce 70 Law, that they are worthy Of oil
the privileges bestowed on them, and BY
their future conduct prove themselves d.
W 81 S0Vy INV Csos16s
Senators bad conference this forenoon
on bill relating 70 the landing Of the
Franco American cable. but came = ne
conclusion.
The House Csmmittss on Railroads and
Canals will te.merrow Examine Wltnss.ss
for the purpose Of ascertain ing whether
The biidges over the Ohio river are con.
structed In accordance With Law and are NO
obstruction to navieatien.
Tho Senate in executive session to>dsy
confirmed emily one nsmin alton, that Of l.
II. Wakefield, postmaster a. Portland,
Oregon.
1t considered for . short time The treat.
ice with Great Britain. The trsst,es we're
referred to the Committee on Foreign Re
latisrs, and ordered printed.
An objection was interpssed to taking
Anal action st this time, ~ some portions
we're prepared from kilograms, aud j, was
deemed best T. ~ait for copies to Be re-.
csived by ocean steamer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20
NEW YOkK.

NV YoRK, Jan. 19.-No,hing new in the
Rogers murder case.
TIE Case Of Judge Fullerton .~a D.psny
-. called Yesterday, but postponed TIL
Monday.
Harrison Sheen was cow icted yesterday
in the United States Circuit Court, Of per
jury, in making and swearing to false and
malicious a0iavits against Collector
Bailey.
The confession Of Arusld sn1 Atzerodt,
tee Of the parties to the con spiraoy which
resulted in the assassination II President
Lincoln, are now published for the 6,st
time. The confsssiea Of Arnold WAS made
voluntarily in Baltimore, en- the 18Th day
Of April, 1868. in the sfiies Of Aarsbali
AePnail. and that Of A,9sredt in HE cell
at Washingten, ., the night before his *
ccution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20
LOUISIANA.

Nsw OsLsAHs, Jan. 49, Senator Camp
bell, Chairman Of the Cemmittss Of Peace
and Order. yesterday introduced . reselu>
ton, directing Presidential Electors re-
ceiving . maj prity in the 70 parishes, de-
clared By his comlnittse to have had fair
and peassabls slsction t. meet and cast
the electoral vote Of the STAG. The object
is 10 have the vsts cast for Grant. The
resolution was referred to the judiciary
Committee.
Col. Casey, hrsthcr-in-lsw Of General
Grant, left for Washington on Saturday. II
is said he viii DO An applicant for the DOL
lectorshp Of this port, under Johnson, in
case Of Fullsr's rejection, aad 30 hold ever
under Grant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20
WASHINGTON.

WAssIasrox. D. O., Jan 1o-Ths Ne.
tisnsl Wo'nsns Rights Convention Assem-
bled 10 dsy about 60 delegates present.
Senator Pomeroy Of X snsss called the con.
sention 10 order, ard delivered an address.
Exceptions were taken by several dslsgstes
TO portion Of the prayer BY Rev. Dr.. Gray,
which spoke Of womsn - made from rib
Of man, when eli history and the Bible
proved her his equal. Lucretia Mott Vas
chosen president. with quite . number Of
vice prss,dsnts and secretaries. Rssolu>
tons were offered dsclarstsry Of the pria-
ciples Of the Couveuiion,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20

CsicAec, Jan. 2o.-Ths sssslt Of chem
ical Analysis Of the stomach Of Jacob Beck ,
Or, whs died suddsnly add under Suspicious
circumstances on the 9Th inst, vas made
public yesterday. and showed deceased .
have died Of poison. HE vile end DR..
Coremba have been arrested On suspicion
Of having administersd Ire poison.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20
Forelsn News bv Atlantic Cable.

PAAIs, Jan. 1.-THE protocol adopted
bv the conference At Paris. begins With .
preamble stating that the representatives
Of the powers who signed the treaty o.
Parls. have met to dsfss certain points Of
international law mere precisely. The
document then proceeds 10 declare that to
encourage insurrsstisn Within, or pfivatssr.
ing and military expeditions against the
territories Of friendly States, 10 . violation
Of international Law. When the protocol
has been signed BY oil the pswsrs psrtici-
psting in the conference, il will b offered
TO Greece fer signature. II Greece siens,
the Sublime Porte will withdraw his
ultimatum il che refuses, the great
powers will ssnais neutral aud allsw
events 70 take their course.
LorDoS, Jan. 1s.-Ths j,urna!s Of THE
morning eencur 10 prenounciug the speech
Of Napoleon d the opening Of the Frssch
Chambers % frank and transparent.
The Times 10 sesry that she fabric Of
State which ~ hss raised 10 based % .
personal government, aad cannet survive
ito maker.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20
TO WVVLLEN AANUfACTUREKH.
WOODEN M1ACHlN cry

-
JUNCTION SHOP, WORCESTER, MA00..
Aanufacture WOODEN MschineD ofsupsries Quality.
conbinips al the valuable iaprs'vemsnls II thls
eoun, y. and many from kureps. and II style and
laish sot surpassed By any We centinus 10 bsilS
cardiog haehlnee, vi B Iron q Wood . ass PA.
ent Spinning Jacks: Yarn Teistsrs, viii amp nuo-
Der Of Spndles desired. with Single or Double Cyl
indsrs, from entirely new and much improved pat
tsrns Yarn Spoelsre and Dressing Mschinery
All kiBds Of cloth Fini-hng MaeAi cry, inclndine
Shears, broad and narrow Gigs. double and SinRle
setting; double &C Ing Brushing Machines, Fullins
Mills, Wash Mills. Paent Cloth Dryers. uydres,aut
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet Pe.
tefschan and whitney lnirh, Closh Winding enc
Measuring Maehines, etc. Wool Pickere. DueiDfe
Wnlowers, Patent Hydro Exiractorp, Of new aad
improved plan; Wool Dryers Band Nachines Bob
bin Wiuders, Card 0rinders Turning Reete P1ate
Heaters, etc. Also Machinery Castin es. Mi 0eaS
Ing. 1aneers. Puileys and shsftisy, etc.
Our machines are In subetsn 'al and superior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood frames viii b
furnished ~ low price when called for and are war.
rauted to be In every respect 70 any machines
made In the United States
In addition to the above named machines Of on,
,rn make, We are pre- pared 20 furnish Cromptons
teoms. Parks q WOolsons shears, Rteel Ring Bar
Machinee and Bar Ptckers, Card Clothing, and man.
acturers 6ndinGs generally. makers lowest prize
and can fufnish our customer with uochinery ~
W0ollen nills conplets, It'll promptness. and q q
favorable nvieea anv other Nuldepn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20
PlTTs8URGH.
R(SH.
BLACK DIAMOND
ST T. Ell w OR X s,
Pietsbargh.. Pa.


Manufacturer Of beet quality ReAnsd ;Cast etes
Square, Flat and 'Octagon-all sizes Warranted
equal - any imported. Also al ether Descriptions
ofstesl. including German. Cast and Patent Oen-
bined Plow, Spring Steel. &c &c.
Once and Warehouse Mes lls q 1Sl First Street
and Nss. 10 and leg Second Street.
NEW Branch House. - Jehn Street.
IDOSTON- q - Dattssynaseh q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20

Frsn d. Z. ". 1llis. Trsspvills, e0a., Ia.
Z. 1885, could receive bsSA boxes 81 The
Cargling Oil il gill not 10 sss mueh. - thak
could aOsn Hna sale fsr It ALL the ioquiry bsise
frequent siscs il 10 supposed that have il for
sale.
From Da. WI. 8. NcCALl, Channels, No.,
Nov. .. 1854 Your Gsrglise Oil 10 tskisg the
shine oaftem oil the lisiDenls Of the day. lr
you desirsa them. could procure dessns Of
esrti6eatss frsn The best sitiasas 81 he esuntfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20

Manufactures ofBRAzIgks'. DoLT AsB8Rru
COPPER. Locomotive STRIPE. and viss Dox sheete
Proceed Copper Bottoms, RAioRD STILL BOT
TOMS. epeltsr Solder. &C.. Copper cut to any d
tred Pattern.
O0cs Nos. 10 lsi FIRST aad ~ IN ssesad ~,
PlTT0bU000,. q.
\. D.-A supply ~ eur inpesvsa osnd Spiral
Copper Lightning Reds With Csupllass OeaDlses
ooooeaouy - haa6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20

A swe story ffaos house, Win three
lots. on 9Th street, ssly 81 800; Wild land
q 10 = $1,000 ~ sere farms in Scott
county. and houses In the city for sale
cheap fer cash.
elSaipss Z Bae.,
Land aaA lnsuranss Agents,
Ne 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-20
New York Money sIarkes.

BY Telegraph. Nsw yoRR. Jan. 20.
Coupons 81. NIX; secs. let lis; ID.
los1t; I'd. ITO; nee lssH; 81, LOS IS;
IS. uss1 /; 10-4os. l.e7e<.
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sample Of prof Ross's CrRtIssa VII. 70 cent
rec 70 any address. TIE CusLsQrs will curl the
straighteet hair on the 1rst application (without
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