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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-23
From New York.

,lNRw YORK, June q, 7Flour, dali and
declining, Sl4 l5i Southern, 81 3O9lH
wheat, declined 3@5c; corn, declined !
@2c beef, steady; pork heavy sales,
l2o bbls mess at s32 25@32 ST. lard and
whiskey, dull; cotton, dull-salesi 1000
bales at, s8@4Oc; sugar and coffee, dali;
gold, 49s; 5-20s, 1908; 1905, l02sr 81 a
GExERAL BUTLER lives in the Sixth
Coueressior al district of Massachusetts, ;
his barn is in the Seventh, and be is
talked of for Congress in the Fifth. ioll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-23

A N IMMENSE STOCK on PIANOS,
n Yatehos, gsEelryt and Fancy Seods, All
70 be cold for ONE DOLLAR each, without re-
rard % value, and not 70 be paid for tih you see
CERTIFICATES, naming each article. and
its value. are placed in sealed envelopes and
we'll mixed. One Of these envelopes vii be
sent By mail % any address on receipt Of Is
cenis Eve ier 81 eleven for s. thirty for ST.
sixty-ive for so; and enc hundred for SIS. a.
On receipt Of the Ccrtit cate you viii see Whist
you are SONG 70 have, and then Il is At your
option % pay the dollar and take the article o.
not Purchascrs may thus obtain q Gold
Watch, Dienoud Rims. q Piano, Sewing Ma
chine, Oh any set q JsWe,ry on our list, for ST.
ana IN no case ean thsy get less than one Dol
las worth, a. there are no blanks. = N-... p
Aeents are wanted In every town in the
countrJ ever rersun can make SIC day,
seIling oar Ceftiheates IN the greaie-i sale 81
gs=sssy oFor knsun.
send 3 cents for csrtikeats, which win IN :
form you what you can obtain igr IL Al the
same tine set our circular, containing fall bet
and rartiruk . also. fsrrt % A0eHfs.
JAMES HUTCHINSON a Co,
nar1t-sn -ii-rr iHbroaaTa1, n l.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-23
Adminisfrator's Notice.

HAVING TAKEN OUT LETTERS OF,
III Administration upon the separate es.ates
art deceased. desire to make settleinenti thiS
Il. therefore. % notify all persons VINO are m,
debtcd to either Of said estates q cone tqrw,ra
nCainst The same 10 present them 20 me, az the
corner 81 "a and lIickford streets, Chelsea.
- IA ssl[ NJ 81 ID. AYDBL0TTEs y
- i Adn'I q Jseks9ns Isyneh' De- =
Juno 10. lsC5, Il 40 a. lel2-lagtwi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-23
COUNTRY STORE BIbLs ;

- ~ -. -. - -. . -.Hu.I
OF every description. Illuminated with suitable
devices. such a. Failroad cars. steaisboais, ete
m BLANK BOOKS haIe
wuh printed heaiis, tceeshef Win syery. kind
Of Plsin and Fancy Work done VIII dispatch
~ wHITa5RE BROTHERS
u MsdisOb street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

- 20 XI
unnonoove 0vgon - -
- H. lees ~ 49, '1uo161sqn9sel
ipe hinssll %. Ce,llee, - ~ - -
uppl Cavalry, hes 6ssa dotn0 qssee e e.
sensive ssindlins bss're,s 1919 ~ ri
ssssss men Of Ch'cags: ne essssassc ~ ~.
sssf hsss ssnsd W. ~
shape Of letter 9. In - - -
o. Sbssmen. perPI...s
Mayer o. c,:nsos, sno ~ s.sa ssss 49,
Y. neCo -. i. -. s.,i.ss;cs fr.Ss sor ~
stating .n. s,.,r :. 0ss".Ss ~ ~ss;iv -
orphan .sv'. ~ -"sss. ~, :.eir.
oom aseo r.. C.,ss., 49, m. = ~.
= IN - ~ ~ ~ ~ 4 ss.sss.,.
%ms, ~ ss..,c:s,. -...tc m.
's!y s'sse s"a p'.Ss.. "S.,:. y. 80.
a.; %.'i ~ ~ s!'s.s -. o "....assY...." ..s.,
h..SssS as,,ss. = ~. ."..;s- ~. An
!. us ~ 49, = ,.s :.s.N. -.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

The Asatssuna Rspxblican has been
purchased BY T. 5. Spering, Of New York
City. who takes possession on The goth in.
slant.
A large buildiag, designed for the uses d
Christian 1noljtuts, b il peoeoss Of ereo.
ton u lie Grasd, Marshall sously.
The Dee Moinss Rsgister learns that .
workman in Miles Saw Mill, Elkhast Polk
couty, fell against the circular saw, whieh
struck him on the shoulder, and passed d.
agonally through his body. almost ssveriog
his right leg. and killing him instantly.
There have beso great rejsicings recsot>
u in Council Bluffs over the certainty that
The terminus Of The Chicago and North>
western road will bs that place.
The First National Bank Of Fort Dodge
WA organized on the 7th inst. President,
q. B. Richards; Vice President, G. c.
6sucl1en; Cashi9, 3. @. Meegss.
"The Iowa City" neat little side. vince!
steamer Of 80 tons, says the Hsskeys, 10
now making trips bstwssn Iowa City and
Burlington. This boat was built q The
former place last spring, and hes
been making regulsr trips on the Iowa
river.
Gen. Belknap Of Keokuk has been ap-
pointed Revenue Collector Of tho Hrst Dit
tsict. The Constitution endorses the ap-
pointment. The General 10 On Andy John.
son man.
Fitx Henry Warren 10 about to take the
stump in the First Congressional District
a. indspsndsnt candidate for Congress. He
will make . powerful run.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

This Celebrated Remedy il On Infallible
Cure for SYPHILIS in the primary, Sec.
ondary and Tertiary Stages.
i tagious SEXUAL DIa1AaR called SYPHILIS,
which IL capable Of transmission By inoculation.
Dr.. Marks Syphill(ic Cure ID
The only Medice that will cure SYPHILIS in ali IL "a
Ron. and coWPlieatsd iorns. and thorcsghly esadi
cate the syphltc poison o. virus ff0m tho system.
Symptoms Of the First or Primary Stage.
This Is known BY chancres or ulcers appearing coon
Mars eypkltic Cure nls ssd sypSilidc Wash. ETC.,
which never fails to cure Syphilis In . few days.-
saices to cure he rss stage One Or two psciaT
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Symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of 81.
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Syphilis.
This stage IL known by the following symptoms:-
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N The Bones and JOINTS Carries decay Of the Bones
eyphilltic Rheumatis, Alteration Of the Parts, ate.
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Read the symptoms above described OF each stage
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N. B.-DR. Marks SYPHn1TIC CURE AND
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The Medicines viii be sent by express to all PARTS Of
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

- OUoD ooS4 IA IYOHU&e
The amount Of goods imported into New
York, for the fiscal year ending June 30,
amounts in currency value to near six hum.
dred millions Of dollars. This fact in
itself should convince our people Of the ne.
eessity Of sslablishing homo msnufacturcs
end Of discriminating in their favor Tho
amount shown above, 10 more than twics1s
much - Tot the I've prsessdisg yean. II
must bs remembered that this si1 hundred
m'llicns VAS imported III aarst year aftsr
the surrender OF the rebel armies, and be.
fore the industry Of the country has been
fully restored. At the highest estimate,
ths deportation Of gold and. produce from
eur country. during The lsss fiscal year,
does not exceed ave hundred millions, leav
ing hundred millions Of balance aeainss
~. Uudsr thsas Circumstance. ths theory
Of frss tsads 10 NEARLY utopian, and ID prac-
tiss would b suicide 10 the interests Of The
nation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
Royal Havana Lottery Of Cubs.
Conducted BY tAe SPsnisR Gor~snssnt.
eSO,0o0 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prizes cashed and information furnished, the high
and Silver; also for all Government Securities
TAYLOR q CO., Bankers.
mayS1-d1y III Wan 81 New YOPk.

Works Of state of health
the Intestinal canal may be compared to river whole
waters fOw the adjoining land through tr chan.
ncs nature art hes made aud improve their quaI.
tiles 70 long itsups eg en0Cthly the channes are
kept pure and hea1shy Y ~ euslss Of the river q
stepped then the vee in the canal II nolineer pare
but sosq beeene staenanA Ihaee y hi one law Of
circulation IN nature. When there IL sdpeFabun0
ancc 81 memorial huid b thc intestinal tues md COS
ses and innitratos srlf into the cisculatDn 10 9.
tab sh the FREQ coarse u the river We must reove
ne ohetrueton which stop its ffee eoarss and thooe
same natural psinciple-semove Tie obstfucti0uo
from the bowels with bRANDKETn'S PILLS, which
never inlufe bat arc always esctaal fos the pescl
Remember, never suffer drop u blood to b taken
from you. kvacuate To humors often and q loa9
a. they are deranged. a - long - you are siek.
See that h. BRANDR1yD Il In white le .iels q n
Government stamp. Sold u I'll druggists. jye-dwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17


On nsaday. ths u ias&., ths stom boil.
= & DaviS 9ilA Abosk d. uiles with If
ohd6yv,lls, 1niasie, eapledsd u5kine 4
eomplete wreek q ~ nill and kilkne Tour
-, 0ese4p Meaeelf, Jacob The1. WIN.
D. - JsAa Pits, And seriously
eaeseAe LII 49, ees lsosinjss, Who
IS S5.ls, y. Essis bay. ): aupeo
ia>aey! q ~ eagiuse, ~ iear1ed that
there wse bqtsighty pounds Of DEAN q
= ~ Hossf ehessplssise, snd Is had Of.
"a - - 49, = : Aneefst md twenty.
~ acstdsat = uaoeoo9ioele."
Tho spdw sivss : slsaaes iaSidsat u
eonasstiea Wik6 ~ exploofoop rSoon Il.
~ n sesusssa, snd w6ils ~, ssnAins u
ths dsod 9sa wsss bsine pasAsbsl q, sas
WOMAN, Wild Win gsisf aA1s gb;tsmsos,
~ essa sassyiag ~ he'd " 81 relative,
wAisA ~ bssa assa ~ ., 49, Of burn.
oUX IN 0UWks
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

4 dtepaAsh IN An1Apo1e sava: IA
- aesi4sna eopestSA t1nkoIAt. a pastv
q esssa, se0Deee1 ef Qta i1(ooee and two
eeoesaeA lslt Aaaaee1ie "a eacteek q :
lseaeln VIZ AoYl he by. w. 81
1hee4e lSlaA uG1Ase Clssssas ;was -Isst
evuuo1oea Wiile eGLetru1116}iae uois
le1eyo - - ~ sloel11l. II 1a1hees
$1,000 0op6sas1S - zsSH'tee -.
80, \. = Ksaay - a 49,. ~
- dlino1 eoApeo = Tks1eii sfboiee
S 3: = =, s sis:y y = s;Is =;
= oooseA - ~ be6oeG, - vhisA . libssal
- 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Of wsrning and lnstruction Sor Young Men Also.
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers
with sure means 81 relief Sent nee Of charge Il seal
Cd lettgf envelopes. Address, DR.. J. SKlLLIN
nOU0HTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. aprlS-dAvAm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
DR.. Cooks Magic Hair OIL.
CURE YOURsELr!
d.. BAKIIy SPECIFIC,

This Medicine will cure Gonerrhea, elect,
Structure, Seminal Weakness ss.Spesms
atosrhsa, Chordss, Diseases u he Kid.
nsys snd Bladder, aAd al Diseases n
the Sexual Organs caused BY Csntagioa
g Weakness Il either SEX, 1als6 Of
Feoales.
TAn slsgant, pspsiaf asa infallibls prspeea-
tisa, - eeIsheo1sd II I'll en- laree citiGe ~ ~
ssss q Pfiva1s Diseases, - ew o9sredto ~ q.
0icoe1 I'D WAnaAHs1o 70 CUnB ill diseases ofoho
0eaiool Ofgaas Of sisAsf sex, male Or 6na2o, 3
Ssw days.
~. Dal9er's Specific.
10 ths ssly saSs end reliable remedy Sosths suls
e epsrasassshss ssaerally tsr.sd Senisal
aalgsnes. whieh b SOW % feasfslly pe6valsnt n
III ports Of H. seuntfv.
Dr. Dalksr's Dpseaa1,
ssas1y, rsqsirisG . 1sdisal "a = e1vies.
Vita this great 9edieins yeu cen Csks Ysss-
saas. ed avsid I'll ehanes q sxpesufj and ruin
y loueranh pessendiae oss1ses. fsfAN
-. Da1pee's nneeetaoh.
M.R-ln essss Of 0euerrheA elect ind ssris-
turs, Dr.. Bakrr'e laisction u reeetAosnded
70 b used II eeniunetioa with the epdsine asit
0oeeeia1l1 lids h D0bauing ~ i11400a13on
nd eesppi.g The aisehargs Deth - rses0-
Oenee9 - - - ID theoo eo0qoaioeoL
s'6slf inseruetof," aeeo0paaiso each bsttle q
isiss-ps. suEsr's s,.s,as, easo ~ ss,a,s.
Iries-ps: nseee's lsjsssi:a, q ls1 tcetls;
rrsss,-1Isls lstss.ias seysia9s y sssts; p
Ree1 - 1Ryensa n ~ nsr6a n ~ asus<rv -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

l. valuable assistant to The Iodine and 6assaparla
in subduing the disease. The Iodine and Sassaperia
pusines the Blood and removes the cause, and the
Ointment heals the Sores and kills the disease, and
thus speedy md permanent cure b effected. Both
arc recommended to be used for these complaints.
DR.. Basterly'e Iodine Z 0arsaparilla
II rapidly superceding an other Sasapsrilles md
B1ood PunfStnS Medicinee. Nearly al the old Hnr-
n1parlas efe dl1cafdsd = worthless, and are Ae9y
csoete. while th = every day incscasing In pcpu3a!
hvos. Druggists and dealers who formerly purchased
BY the dOesn, now order 6y the 0suss and k1vc 0rDs
ct time. Il b Wusanted 0lx Tl0es 0THON09R,
CHEAPER I'D BETTER than any cthee ser.apar.
llA or BLOOD Purifying Medicine now u06fed 70 the
Public. or no money win Be taken Sos It. Therefore
ask for
Or. 1asterly's Iodine 4 0arsaparilla
And take nothing else.
Rdce-ehe Iodine and 0arsapaSilla n 30 per bottle
Price 0si1lsyt Salt Rhcun and letter Ointment,
q ceats per botfle.
Prepared and soid b Dr. T. Hasteriy Co., No. 70
North Filh street, 81. Louis No Sold 1t their Branch
Family Medicine Store, No. W Madison street, Chi
eago, llie.
For sale BY Ill Druggista
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

Tss BARx o. FsAMcu.-This institution
holds y day tho unprecedented snm Of
elss. ooo. 900 10 speeie, end ~ shipsesss
u se,d arriving 10 New York ars sNll Gov.
ING int that vest reservoir. Finaueisrs ars
meet pssaasd tsasssusl t. this emo, mona
osavilatioa q gold y Pasis. It'll fnan>
sial phsnousnon ust ~ s1pasined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

49, sNY~~ I1YsU ~ O1PbUu0lu8
heps that SECRETARY Stanton's finely organ,
lied ssnssissss my 10 lsnsss b subjected
70 the wear asd tear Of remaining In Psssis
dent Johnsoa's eaAise1 asa Ne acute
twi"gss Of the Aforesaid conscience may 70.
ssls 10 % carly tsndsto bic ssde 6Asiuh.-
We earnestly join IL o. tsps. 'Nos that
Tie suptars tstwssa shs President and
bic cabinet 10 settled fAet, what 10 the use
Of suhjssting that pure end sasaplasy pat.
riot 70 The torture Of ssseclahue With the
President and NJ. Sswardf Let him 70,
sigu, By ~ nsena He en- be fecalled
when sumner q Chasso wendell Phppps,
q any ether psss man, 70 elected Presidbnt,
and. psshsps, u ha anhition would permit
Of bic accepting anything less than the
Presidency, hs might, possibly. b. reward
u with plses On ~ ticket % candidate
IL ths Vice Prssidsnsy.
Staasen 10 . cold blssdsd, selfish, cruel,
eswssdly. hsastlsss creature. Who, Aal he
hisjsst desssts, wssld b On sbjsst Of n.
esasion and scosn throughout The civilized
world. The stain Of aurdsr on bic soul
sss The murder sf singh nan, o. hall
dessn men. but u Thousands Of brave non.
who starved and rolted in the prison pens
Of he South, while the rebel 0ovsrnrhsnt
~ pleading TOT 90 exchange. 6serAsry
Stsatss dslibssaasly and hssstlssely saeri.
Acsd thoss ttavs men 70 . ccwardiy ana in
human policy, end will yst take front tank
snsns The msaslsss Of history, nalls inia>
nsas BY acts u baabsrous cruelty. u the
$4,000 soldisss nee slsspias in uncoiauea
cad namelses graves at Andersonville, how
msnyS are victims Of Stanton's barbsrity,
supported and upheld BY the Intervals, who
sss now % elamassus for ''thc fruits. ~
Nay the tears Of Tie widow, aud the carscs
Of the orphan weigh 70 heavily on his infa,
mous soul that be viii become burden to
himself Let him resign. asd II hs won't
resisas Ne tsust that President johnson
will extend 10 him polite invitation 10 sur.
render bic portfolio, and withdraw himself
forever from respectable society.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

- Ssssors1k yse1slddv 49, 1 -
psslislv ssssssssa ~ bstsvsasy Seward
sosely sseupQ - PAllsaulpAss cssvvp>
~. Thie b asesAss boessAsll thrown
~ - sa1ieal 49,, vhseA wili eosss -
uoaltGntlsusup, - tnno 0n0s dls6Ay.
= ishshiAaa Z = ~ ~u4t),sg Gsstasssies
y sGbse dsssrtiss and huss ~ Csesssy.
ssivs lisss VIM ~ tAsss 10 sins v d. %
Nth ga gssss.
sthis lsaA~. NJ. Sssasa ssusits hin.
~ sssqaisisAlly " he PrsaiAaas's Policy
sfrssasssaisa Of tbs Usioe, end ehassetsr-
iss Tie sssps taken BY he conservative e.
snsaG 10 calling Nstisnai Censeatien o.
ths saly lawful asd proper ~ to esamsocs
~ greet national campaign against the fsd
icd party-ths only proper Wy 10 which
70 esupaiss Soses sulBeisauy strong 10 put
down he enemies Of ths Union Of the
States.
This dsslasasioa will have ~ sAbst III
through he country. and raise vp numsr-
Gus ssalcss djlsgaass itsa ess ~ Rspubli.
sas party y tais On active hand 10 organ
isine . truly aatisaal passy wA,ch viii
svawhsla he pasty 10 psw~. The ,eepn-
~ y sips fos sseh - selaslseaies. OF
sssns ~ s0ssshsldsrs ssd papausksss Of
shs Republics party will scout such IN
idss, bscAuss Il = fos their interests 10 do
%. end Though they are legion, these arc
also lsgioos nsss who dsa't ssjoy such
privileges, and Who have becsns disgostsd
1t tas altFsisns u thsir leaders, win an,
swss Ioss I'D strong 70 this busls call Of
the Secretary Of etate. ed pitch their tents
usdse The conservative banner. s1
Let H. seaservativs asn Of oil parties
unite heart and hand 10 this noble effort 10
ssstsssa distsactsd couatsy 10 . just and
equitable basis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

4Asb theesly9soone0.fv1eo - - ee19
No. - mgoeoe ea1e q - ueoe, uss
0eau0nna. - KinGpa Ivil- Onnone. TumnPa.
S[-zs S.S ~ pS-s-Hs CA--.
BSgpsso ~ we Oasu, ~ YssV1SOn-
- OneU Byoa 0i09U0uD q TQtte4. Scnld
irssssv Eh;ss a. .lI;"o p;i.s nscsee.s
Bssla, firplrs On The Fsre. Gostre. Rheu.
Rs0~ WsPsy0s NesvV~o hueesao"As
8eue9ol Deojtitv. oil Chronic Diseases.
anA All Os~..... es;.s,,s a. =, a.. M. ~
N~..- "'1' '''' ~ W
rAs .sa,e,.. eo.h.sss in healthy eoscss.rsssd
saiSsss. Sssdoek. "a * iosiss = f1s.;sn. sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

The Niagara Ship Canal bill, whieh VA
dssieaed - relieve he commerce Of III
Nosthwsse non The sxssstieas Of sxistjag
nssspsliss, ssd 10 snsh's Western prodads
= rsssh ths essbesrd mere ssssdily and a
lswsst salss Il transportation lhan 81 pres>
eat net Tie zane fats - the tariff biz b
Ihe Meaningless eserespepdenl Of the
Rochester Dsmssrss ~ ~ De call for
~ Phila1slpAh Ns&ieaal Csnvsut,on vss
prsparsd b Secretary Seward. w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-23

It ctoa taken by tue foreigners who arrived in
New York during the months Of \ oyember and
December, is d matter Of some curiosity. " lille
Is g went TO Massachusetts. 1857 to Pernsy-
vania, 2346 to Ohio, and 1886 TO linois, only
1870 started for Virginia, go for Kentucky, 81
for Tennessee, 352 for Maryland s for North
for Alabama, FIR Mississippi, and 80 for Lousi-
ana These tsuses show that foreign emigration
Is yet distrustiul OF the late haunis of slavery.
Unless greater pains taken to attract it by
ste ring complete order and treating toe laborer
with decent respect, it will be long before the
South will derive much benef. from foreign emf
grafton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-23

How T. MAKE Both ENDS Met John John
son says that he has nouce1 that those farmers
who have the most difficulty to make both ends
meet always plough most, and keep most stock.
Now these men take the trae plan to keep them
selves always poor, and bring little. l. IS good
profit to raise three hundred bushels of wheat
from ten acres but when it takes thirty acres to
raise that amount it is raised at loss. So it is
with c8ttle and sheep. Iou will see the thinking
farmer making four year-old steers worth from
$50 TO $50 each. and his neighbors, at the same
age, not worth over S2t to $40. If his land is
exlausted-and a great many farms are-then he
should plough no more than he can thoroughly
manure. Seed with clover ana grass, and let it
rest for even two years, and that field will not
only pay well for till4ge, but viii furnish manure
Gf rightly managed) to make another field OF the
same richness also. 1t is bad policy, when a hed
is once highly manurej, to continue cropping II
with grain until the manure IS used up. The
latter end of that land will be worse than the
first. But let that la lay in clover, one
year, but two better, after it is MANFRED, then
it viii stand perhaps SIX good crops before 1t re-
quires manuring if clay subsoil it certainly will.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-23
EsoaI Notifies.
y. Sc. EI.sasun2s E2sEase.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court h. - d.
RANDOLPH DIsTaIcr, Brookhed, said Dls'' ~
on the 9th d y of January. a d. LOCO.
IJLLEN LYMAN and l.. NJ U2HAfI. administrators of
IL The of julius Lyman. laie Brook:elf, ia
district deceased, their ton
count Iaation and allowance, and make appH
for redistribution and partition Of The
estate al deceased
WhereupoB ,iIis ordered BY aid Couft that go
id pplIcato BE reen odtu sess jon 81 II
Courtto bt Probate Office said BIookhsi
Oath day OF January, u. 1865, for hearing auo
decision thereon
and further ordered, that notice hvre1 -
gvent ali crested by publicao OF be
weeks successI.ef3 IN he Green Mountain
man "a newspaper ubiished Montpelier, rIeYIoos Il
said ppoInted 10 heaTiHr tia ifey may pess
at said time and place ana show cause Itdny 10y
may have why said account should 10 allow
such dec rec made 81 the Corn
Fzw3 Attest, J. X. CLAANLAND' Ju0f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-23
WIN Nn

IJARM AND FRUIT LANDS, a mild and hea lthful
i climate Thirty mi es south of PhilaGel phia by
kalIroad, New Jersey, on the sane line CT itItude
as Bastm re, Md.
Is Tic and prt ductlve. Yary ing fr ON clay
to a sand, suitable Tor Wheat, Grass, Corn, To-
bacce, Fruits Vegetables This is a great
country Five Eun Vine ards and orcnaTds have
planted cut by experienced fr Grapes,
Peaches, Pears \ c., produce Mmei prcfts Ninea d
Is aireaG OF the most beautiful in tiie ned
states Tie ire territory, consisting OF fifty square
miles OF nd Is aid out upon general system ot
prove mems The land oniy sod settlers
with provision Tor public adOrnment- The place,
Of It's great Ueauty Wellas other advantages
become the resort OF people Of taste. 1t has in
thousand people wnn the past three years
Churches stores schools csdemes, Societies Art
Learning, md other nfs OF refinement and
have been introduced. hundreds OF people
constantly settling. hundreds of houses beng
constructed. Pr of Farm iand, twenty and
upward, SO per Five and ten acre and Village
lots tor sale
Fruits and Vegetables rren earlier this district
than any other locality north of Norfolk, Va I'm
pT owed places for sale.
Openings all kinds Of business, Lumber Yards,
Manufactures, -Four dries Stores, and the Ike and
Steam Power, with room, be rented.
For person. who desire mild winters hea thfu eli
mate, and good soil in country beautiful inproy
ed aboundng fruits and possessing all other social
privileges. in the heart OF c.IlZaon II rthy OF
visit.
Letters ed and the Vineand Rural, paper Civ
ing fuli lntormai aing Reports Of Scion
Robin on, sent TO applicants.
Address CIAS. h. LANDS, Vineland T. O. Landis
Tow ship, New Jersey
From Report of Scion Robinson, Agricultural Editor
of The Tribune g Ii is of The ost extensive
tile tracts i'll almost level position and suitable
dition for pleasant farming that kaow of this OF
the Western Prair.es-' 4iF&M6m-