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The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

AGs During our Aquatic life we were
regularly supplied with papers by the Ala
bama, Louis Dor, National, Saratoga and
Mittie Stephens. We give them one and
a.l an Editors blessing.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

NO. The River has fallen in all abont
four feet since it commenced receding, in 4
a few days it will be within its banks aud
then we may expect it to fall fast.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

II In the proper column will be found
two excellent letters from Snielfungus,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

neA- 1t is estimated the. the losses Of
property BY fire at st. Louis, during the
past two weeks, amount to over 50, 900 900
on which the insurance. approxinates to
lS i,i2500o.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

sar The Montgomery Mail calls the
drunken loafers in that city portable gro.
ceries."
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

ka- The water in the River during the
recent overflow was fully as high as in
lS49, but in town the water did not reach
the height of lS49 by at least eight inches.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

ysee card Of H. s Losee in another
esiurrn A
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

ACADEMIC BOARD,
Colonel David F. Boyd, A. NJ, Superin-
tendent and Professor Of Ancient Ian
guages and English Literature.
Richard NJ. Venable, A. NJ, Professor of
Engineering. Architecture and Drawing.
Edward Cunningham, (Grad. V. NJ. },
Professor of Natural and Experimental
Philosophy.
Major John A. A. West (Grad. u. s. M.
Az, Professor Of Mathematics, Instructor
Of Infantry Trctics, and Commandant OF
cadets.
Jean Pierre Bellier, Professor of Modern
Languages and Literature.
james W. Wilson, NJ. D., Surgeon and
Professor Of Anatomy, Physiology and
Hygiene.
John Randolph Page. II. D., Professor d
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

CJHtHiiiuICdbltl2 VIII the room adjoining.
and the. corpse Of the lady was discovered
upon.the bed, she having apparently lair
down without divesting herself of any cf
her attire, except her bonnet, and gone to
her final sleep with all the tranquility of a
person in good health and happiness The
only effects she had with her were a small
reticule and its contents, consisting of a
small dirk knife, a phial and several papers
containing powders the nature Of which
has not yet been investigated. There was
no clue to identify her withal, but the
Co-Oner's inquest to be held in the course
OF the day will doubtless unravel the mys-
terry. She was apparently q lady ofcul-
tire. handsome and neatly dressed, and
about twenty-eight or thirty wears old
fhe proprietors Of the st. James are pro.
verbal in this community for their chari-
table liberality, and the relatives and
friends whom she may have fled from in a
moment Of frenzy will have no reason to
regret that it was at the st. James her un-
happy death shonld have taken place.
/ The Olympic is the only theatre now
open, and is very literally patronized.
There ara .weel lv psr ormare o. Gorthe col.
cred population at the old Orleans theatre
the actors in which are white people. They
say these performances are highly credita-
bic, and l shall probably attend them to-
morrow night, should do SO, / shall give
lyon a description of the stage and the
iodorons audience. Whether the negroes
have followed in the wake Of our fashiona
Ibles and gone to the watering places, ,oi
whether they stay at home enjoying thei,
dolce far niente, or whether againthey have
gone to seek work on the plantations, il
moro than can say; but they are compar
atively more like anrel visits on our streets
| this hot weather. The mosquitoes are will
MS in swarrns. The weather is extremely
sultry and changeable- nights am
quite cool towards morning, but the heat
Of noon is almost insupportable. Within
! the last few weeks the city has been yisi,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

verdict of innocent should have been rem
dered. ea f!3 ~ 4sg59 +.
The times are ont Of joint. aaa3
Did it never strike you that the meu in
Congress who legis1ate for the nation are
exactly the same men on more extended
scale as the Hahns and Dosties, the Ken
nedy's and Wells, who have misruled the
State Of Louisiana since the great struggle
began2
Before this letter reaches you you will
have received accounts Of the Fenian inva-
sion Of Canada. It seems to be hair
Drained affair, and the delnded men who
have been seduced into it will be sacri
feed England has made tremendous pre-
parations along the frontiers of Canada,
and if the Fenians have effected a landing
anywhere along the coast, it was because
the Canadian authorities trusted to the
good faith Of the United States in carrying
out the neutrality policy, and that the
Federal Government would prevent any
force Of formidable dimensions from ieav.
ing Buffalo for the opposite shore.
A month ago snch an expedition would
have been nipped in the bud. Then Gen
leral Mead swas sent to Eastport in Maine
with considerable number Of the bows in
blue, when he made several very demon.
Istrative speeches to the effect that any at
tempt to break the neutrality Of the best
government on the face Of the earth would
be visited with annihilation. But since
then Europe has been convulsed with tht
teErors Of impending war; all eontinenta,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-06-20

in the shape Of the necessaries Of life.--
With the aid Of the municipal authorities
the bakers can diminish the size of bread
loaves; the butchers can raise the price of
meat; the fishermen can charge fabulous
prices for their ware; the gardener can
| put his green corn and his potatoes at
such a fgnre, that none but the shoddyites
can purchase Az the abuses which have
for years cursed the people Of this city
gradually disappear before the light Of in
quiry and competition, these the poor man
and his family have better chance to en-
joy themselves.
AS for the fitting hoop, it has almost dis
appeared from our streets. It was an in
stitution which was not patroniaed by the
native population, and as the summer sea-
son always brings fears of the yellow
fever, the floating classes who boast New
England superiority have left fir their
cherished birthplace with i'll got gains suf.
ficient to pay the season at Newport and
Saratoga and bob for the gudgeons always
frequenting such places in search OF rich
Sonthern heiresses. Those that are OBJ.
|liged to remain are ashamed to be seen like
rarae aces in their indecent costumes, and
the gusts from the Southeast with all
their impetuosity cannot now show more
of lady's lower limbs than the most fas.
ltidious lover would take offence at in otf,
|ers seeing.
| The weather has been chilly to an ex
cess-the old proverb says "a cold summer
betokens green graveyard : but notwith
standing the immense quantity Of rain and
the really unpleasantly cool atmosphere
the city is remarkably healthy. We have
lno epidemic Of any kind, no cholera, small
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-03
NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of
1.-The estate Of James N. Lynch, deceas-
ed. notice is hereby given to all who have
claims against said estate. to file the same
with the clerk Of the County court, Frank
lin county, Tennessee, on or before the
mrs. day Of May, 1854 or the same win be
barred. d. s. LONG,
Jan. 18th, 1865. I'd Admir-.
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Gur0paif@f Nadri9ten unb notgrm

Ote 8unbeSta8struppen. Sn
6oIge Der 8epalttsen Operatiouen ber 0reu<
ben it baS bairil@e Seer, bon benz pteaei6t
8enepet seboft Bate, pab es cine Di0erlton
,h leinen 0unlten MAIDEN mD6te, oDQlt1npia
BON 8Gbmen tpltrt unb niAt tn Der Sage
rctt3eittg eiuen Gtntub ,auf bic f9pebenben
Speraticneu aus3uiben =; bic Nufmerflamteit
Der 8aiern irir6 pur4 bic Mnipe1enbeit Der
|preuBilGen Truppen, bic mad Nlauen u. 5oi
an Der Geen3e BON Sa&iem aao 8aiern Sur@
9eorun9en ltnb, belAdftist. -ss
Das 8unbesbeer III $4,000 Wfann tart.
Dos bairilde Seer BON 10000 @ann bilpet
fir liG ielbF Elm belonpereS @urps.
SIN Wiirtenber9 mar bic Nusratun9 bes
@ontinsentS fat Sclenoet. Der Grain unb
bic Grtiaerte bepe9tsn f& In Deta@ements
mad 5ranffurt. aL
DaB elm Ibeil bes s. @rmeecorpS uater
Wrin3 Mleranber einea GontributiOns3ug na6
Weblar maGte unb bann mad 0ieBen 3pg, 1T
Dem 9tler beS yWeder" bereits b~etannt.
uebIe Sage Der 3anntSntse.-
BITE grcbartism SteSe Der BrsuBsn
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.Iider &f DOT iid eins. 9ier seiste tuieber.
I'm bag acknowledgement feline ueberleeeubeit
Gber bic altmobif6en 8offen Der Oetrei6er,
BERN pie Ietteren fielen i'm 8erbdltniB pOnSe&s
,duf eineu Yreuben. Gnoli6 5ogen 1tb Die
Oetrei&er 5urid, bic meiiten, ND nt6t ale t6re
Gooten uno Berpunoeten auf benz S6la6telo
suridlaHeno, uno es Sei9te fi6, ouB ni6t bios
Die Nnaabl Der 6itreidiiden Soften cine pieE
sr5Bere mar, ~iOnOern bab audi in ben 9Oipttd>
lern baS 8erbdltniB Der perpunoeten Oeitrets
der 80 ben %perpunbeteu Breuben pie 5 su 1
mar. 9a8 lino Iberrai6enoe &eiultate unb
bob ltno le ni6tS mebr, al8 mas Sober. Der
nidt BON miitdri19en 0arurtbeden 9efeiielt
tpar, Sermutbet toben pIroe. Grit i'm pergars
9enen 0lOnut munterte Muri6ua 8eneoet in
letnem SaseS6efebt feline Sruppen aui bic
ausenbliflide ueberlegen6eit Der preuBiiden
Sepebre ;u Sera6ten unO It4 uuf buS 0a9os
nett gu perloiien, ieBt ieben mir bic Julgen. -
Sin 5eoer weib, buB 8apOnette ielten pirtli9
9etreuSt tueroeu; nercen ie getreu3t 70 ipl9t
nod teinespess, bub bic, pelde bic I6ledten
Setpebre truaen, bn trdftisiten Stob rerieben
unO beuur fie s~etreu3t peroeit, 1T e8 gewiB, boB
bic S&neai9teit oes SeuernS cine %perbdnguitz
poue Wirtung ousiben miro"
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Details iiber ben &iiftritt Oe8 0eneralp oil
r u~teiffers SenniiOn.

Scr. Oenntcn fcrberte 1etne Gntta7una in
fcleencem @4teiben:
@af6tmstpn, Dc, Il. Suit 10, Sc.
Nn pen.9tGftbenten,
@etn 5err Sd babe bic Sire, ST. aen
ttermtt metnen 8iftrttt pom @eneralp Oft
metfernmte an3ubteten; ber1eIbe Ipa in 6, ,aft
treten, fobalO Sic mtb be~na9ri4ttgen, i,ab
Sic i'm aunebnten.
SnOem i4 mid lOmtt aus S6rem Gab met
3urid3tebe, tt bic Grtldruns ann Ylabe, paB
t9 es bauptla4lt4 aus Dem @runbe tbue,
neil aptl6en uns cine Neinunesserf4ieo rnz
bett IN 8etref peS Surseiatasenen Nmen De-
ments sur@CnfttutiCn berrI9t, ba8 i'd biat ae.
unb neil mir 9let6falls uneints fnb tn s Be-
tref Der 8eresunS fir bte Convention, nie
am IA. gtusult in philadelphia se6altcn IN ct.
ben fol- unb Der i4 uppcnire. Mletn 0sr@
trauen in ben DatrtOttsmus Der republttaitt ii.
f@en rntUnSpartei unb Die teberseueuna, has
BON Der bsfdnbtsen guntrOle 6tsIer 9artet
aber bas @gpperpement in bObem @rabe per-
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SaltimDre Gpniunte lSerein.

Inter rbiSem Kramer BAT it6, mad be gprsirbe bic
Ter StGbte in England, 8elSien unb 2utI&lanb, am
20. Wtdr3 b. 8. babier elm Sereiu ~se9rint. tpeI6er ann
3ped BAT, ale uptbpenbiseu QebenSbebiaiIfe, bic bIrds
Mcucpplifirun9 uub Ejaculation in bic 66e aetrieben
unS troy bes Gaaen bes @OloeS auf b~ieiepe6en Qreifen
erbalten petben, an @pniumenten ;u b eblteub biT<
li9eren Yreiien gu ~pertaufeu nnb tp9er BEN SSiI=
fer, fails er it4 an ben Serein aui@IieSt,n benz er,ieI-
ten @epinu t5eiluebneu la6t.
DaS uSt9tse Capita. pirb bur4 Int6ei attien1 ,,-
iammenSei&piien, petbe 6 PCT. 3inien ten. ga elm
Gnt9eil auf 10 Dollars ~fefgeieet uub berie in hSdeutz
li&eu au5aPIuuSeu bon 10 @eutS eiuSe3uI miro, 70 if
ielbft Der llnbemitteIfe I'M gtanbe, ii9 alieiem &Serein
gu betbeili9eu.
Die Contribution, ionic bic IN eitere1ffIGruno
fam man in Der Office bon Gin. U. Sc & 60. 8S
@r9ause PIace, ode bon Seut6fr., erbn, aud ppr.
ben baielbft @iu5ei9nuusen ent9e9eu serneu.
@bwaro Scene,
april16-3nt 9SerraIter.
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Triecen nnb has @Iid bes 2anbes abbGnet,
erIaubt MIR nt4t, bteier Dartet seseniber
eine stpetpenttse 3altun8 an3unebmeu.
Snoem i'd Sie utetner periSnlihen Nbtung
serlt&ere uuO Sbnen fur Sbre f9 tets slet6
sebliebeue 5GFtGtett sesen mid pante,
bin i& a6tunsspp1
Us. Dennt1Un.
Der Brdfbent ertpiperte aaf btefes S3reis
ben am lettem @amfag TclgenpeS:
-@retutt1s@ Wabtn8.
ton, .. g., IA. Suit 1866.
On ben M@tb. W. Oennton.
@Mein 5err! SD nebme biernttt Sbrer
In Sprem 8rtefe pom II. b. MIR ansebote
men NIdtrttt pom Observation-Disclosures an,
Snbsm i'd Sbre siittse @erlt&eruns per:
iSnltder M4tuns p~O0ltanOis pirbtSe,
ri 3eiGne i'd
Mmbrew SObn on
No& am @amaas Na6mittag nabm SIR.
Denntlon BON fetaen l1nter9ebenen Mbl4teo
Gr belcbte bielelben tpesen Der treuen Inter
ftibuns, bic Ie ibm wabrenb ieiner swsijabrt.
gen Nmts5eit aneebetben lieBeu. Sonn EN-
pfa6t ct ibmen einen Na&fOlser @anpau ali
ta@tisem erfabrenen 9cfbeamtsn. S9lisBlid
perli9erte sr tie ietner Neibenben unb werf
t9Gttsen Treunbl4aft. &anpaa, erptberte in
Jtamen Der Musefeaten tur3 unp 1erSlia mi
,Olte Der amtli9em SIdtisteit !pie benz matel
lCIen uub Observation-Disclosures beSS6et
Denben elabenbes Sob. Son 8olitif mar BE
Der gansert MbIbtepScene feline Neoe. Ot
meiiten Der Mnpe ienben i@ienen tief er9rifel
unb Seribrt 3u fein.
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Uermi(dOto Qn5Cigen.

Nae bur9 Seuer
bei&abIete @aaren nlS
RinterGaiIen
@eGantrtes Q81drer
MtIItr, @lbet1, SGeren &c.
wsrten iefprt ttuiet ~gBbpIsfnle uub &etati tartauft.
KF &tne neue Yarttie aler SVrteu
BtEerperfe
Eeuer Gtafers ~
freSen ~ertaItsn upb su sen %tiaisfen < tplfale grflf,n AZ
%SerfaufH. r" o"
Ser. Sthnbad,
l05 %. &I imprefr.
ua-sl 4 Eea: en- untetta6 ter Sun. SiFcs.
@mpfn9 per Steamer p8ruIIia"
bd Nep gCrt etne Seatune. bea,f6en
StMbeerfaftsS&
Wten felt Satren as ocrSI8liG befannts 5inrbcsy. oir+r
uaee.&fieni b%trtanfe tt, I'm FIBER q DRfuytn. an ~ asonHn
gu $1.6o pr G'aapne, bet s%r6Bcrsn 0%uanrI;tseSS btniafSr'
3. hrn,
Gts 5tnpberd unb GntatsrHp
~toaP5ncl ge8eHubsr b m anngter 4. Iio III.
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Die fClOfIalen Nabridten pom oent'I
q fdhen &rieasfAauplake

fnbet Der 3eler beute in unieren pNmerttaut@
f9en Na&rt9ten unO Ncttaen" Orsfdltts
arpnOIpgtfd 3ulammensetelt. Gtne
7vtnssbenbe 8efpreHung berl etben mu1en mir
uns tresen MnngelS an &aum fur etne Der
n6&tem Nummern bes v@eder" Sprbebalten.
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Btut9 Mto
g9ir baben 100 Gifsn Connecticut Secular an Sonb
ben mir, uut nur ettpas ;u tbrn 3u babent br Rtfe ip
ME betT1 pfHnte 3u etnem 3 %pettptetie pufer iperbst
20 ttttet bater I'm 3dbIretGen 3ripru9
s, 3. &e auarb @pbr.
iuu12-l SO. 10 Slb @asRr, uBalHrnore.
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Oupenee, 81. 0ltttt.
Die 3urId ldlagung pe5 i16T16en unb 1.
DlterreiAiIAen NrmeecUrp5 3tptngt mid, midi
In Der &iGtan9 BON &~Sni99rab surid3u3tes
BEN"
Die SeoGlferun9en Brag5 uno @iens BE-
tnoen lt4 tn GROCER 8el tIr3utt8 ltnp auf al
len Soften fra9t man, pte Der &ailer Rem
@rafen Gam @aGlas bas COMMANDO iiber
Das erlte Nrmeeccrp5 b~elaien fcnnte, ba er
bod wabreno be8 &rie9es In Der 9ombarbei
i'm Sabre 1859 70 tpieoerbulte 8epetle leiner
unfdbt9teit seseben Bate. General 8eneoef
batte auSOridlt9 getpunl9t, paB General
@raf Glam=0aQaS ni6t unter ietn Cont
manpp 9eteQt werpe. Derlelbe ee66rt aur
@9ulailAule uuo 1T burhaus unfd6ta, NIT
lOl9en tiidtigen Gplpaten tpte @ablena Nam=
ming unO Gpelsbeim 9lei9en S6ritt at BAL
ten. BIS Dor 3tpei Gaaen mar atles &dmpfen
pom DEM 5. lnb 10. Nrmeecorps (oen @enez
raaieuteuantS BON &ammtng u1o BON SAB.
lenO getban uurpen unb Der erlen let6ten
Gaoallerteoipif unter benz @eneralmaior
bon GOelSbetm. Die Serlulte in ben lsbten
&dmpfen ltnb auf beioen Seiten gam, enorm
serelen unb Wtlitars er3dblen mir, Dag bas
acknowledgements po6l ben bpGen STUFF Serz
otent, be1en es ltb erfreut. Die Serpunoeten
Solbaten, Die bierber sebradt tpurpen lfnb.
iagen, es fnbe fat gar feline unterbre6una i'm
Seuer Der preubtiben Snfanterie ltatt, inbem
bic Rugeln einem~ fcrtwG6renb UNI BITE S6ren
berumlauiten, pte 5aseI tpabrenb zines Stur=
mes. .4'
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7 Opinions of the Press.

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durail'ty.--E. Y. IIERa,r 5 E.#at - - ',"'
They are, without doubt superior TO all other. ,,, t.
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Every ZEN constituting the Piao-Forte can be found
IN these inst ln"nts.--N. y TINES. fH#. III -
Their splendid exterior and careful interior f,; n,
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TO THE CITIZENS
aaa or g..
,a.s
Howard County.

We wish to call your attention to the fact
that we hare on hand one Of the largest and
best selected stocks Of goods ever brought
to Dccorah: Consisting Of
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
a. cry, Boots & Shoes, Clothing
Hats and Caps, No
tiois,
Ladies Cloaks, Cloak Cloths and Cloak
Trimmings nnaQ .css variety
&c.
In fact we have anything and everything
usually kept in s st class
Dry G DDS
Store.
Our goods were bought in the rsonth of Au-
en- ,,heinre the rise in goods which
enables us to sell lower than Il ~
those possibly can who
purchased at q
later date
We sell for cash Dny no rent. ord
are c0ntente't W;M q
smaN prof
it.
You will find our store the next door west
Of Weiser & Cos.
Bank.
Yours &c. BOLLESa WILSON,
ni9vstf) Decorah, Iowa,
Oct 20, 1865,
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TO VA RID ASSOCIATIOH
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

niseasescfthe Nervous, Seminal. Ur,aaru
and Serua. Systems-new and rclfabS:
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOClATlON-Sent by mail in sealed let
ter envelopes, free of charge. Address, Dr.
J. SklLLiN HoUGHTON, Howard Associ.
alton, No. South Ninth Street. Philadel.
phia. Pa. (nIay5y1
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Z. LlGnTE & Co.'S PIANOS

AIIEN TlON is respectfully called t,
the continuance of this wcll.kn,wp eSt :,
'ishm'nt, by +. G. LiGHTE, the F,u>rEx
SENIOR P:eltner, and on!y +. aeticoi p,ca,
Forte '0her Of the late frn, of I.JGHTE&
BHADbuElS, sustaining fully the hcA
reputation which the y p, no. Fmtes ho,.
"'J"yed tor so many years in competition
with the best makers. eu'sa;4atinS in ,b,
award o. tie
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-05

'&VrCASIsASl
N I - 81 sas:s
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Advantages Of this Plow.
It will last from three to six times
longer than any other Steel Pow made anywhere by
grity Soils occasionally to be found on the margins
Of in the West in which sheesteel Flows have
or !e<s It having already piowea over three hundred
of the soil without yet being half worn.
1t will "'scour" in the most difficult
soils where all other Plows have failed If there is rod
Of ground anywhere in which il viii scour, have
yet to find it.
1t draws lighter than any other
,.,yr while cutting the width and depth.
The Share can be sharpened, or o
Point welded on, as readily ordinary Plows b. any
blacksmith who understands his trade, the steel ID
perfectly malleable, and works kindly.
Any section can be replaced by
duplicate to be had of any A the Share Landslide
AMI Meuldboaris are cast in II Es
1t is we'll stocked Nth New Eng
land secon(i-rowh timber and sac standard is wrought
a with slots in the cap 30 as to give or take land
pleasure.
II plows at any depth, from three
to twelve inches works perfectly in either suhhlo
vC leaves clean furrow, and turns under stabble
on Ssh completely. ...
n.5- It is the cheapest Plow in the
sS-wor just as sure as there is economy ia paying
s">;X duillrs rather than dollars re
fS'tnes over; in not losing time and Your temper,
- ec:use your Plow wont "scour;" and in doin;
sS>a quarter fifth more work, with the same power
s-Ie quality and quantity of work il will endure t.
aspef mast be considered! As well as the cnsi price
Gym determining Watcher or not the Plow is cheap
80 lows ucd fox profit, and The one OFT IF ,ea.
sS-:te most 10s and CENTS can be st in proportion I"
xS-iS cost IS TIE cdc0pcs and are coEhdent
aS-:cts moro than hundrel 6''2r5 worth Vi "Hlow"
Sr-"vcry t.mes., get c"o.- .l.eSu.
These remar-zs are made after
familiarity with the r''-' g most ofthc good pows i'll
use in the West, na.y CT Which have justly esrnels
good reputation.
kzs~ Our new model "E' Plow il
aG designed expressly for s;uJbls aud feul ground
R4-llyvetoforew, have hal only 'ho &C" pattern de-
hks-s-n"l for both. turf and stubhle. IN, "F, and
So y patterns together will enable u.s. I" meet the
a=-vicws Of all 10 shape. anA give them eithsr
Eaz'Do.. OF lean plows Is they pre.-S.
car 0nd see them.
Uu.rusty reSc' s,0c.ws.
I'ys' safe only
at McGrceor, Iowa, and at
CounovCr, the " cstern terminus
If the McGccgcr Western Rail
way, by
J. G.. CARTER & BRO.
who have opened an .hericultsra
Warehouse at the latter psint.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-13
The !, Cholera.

The sanitary police in New York have
made most determined fight against the
cholera. Every house where the disease
has appeared has been thoroughly disin-
fected. The police employed on This special
duty have not merely walked in and stared
about the premises and given some general
directions to persons who were needless,
but they have proceeded with the work of
publication, using all sorts of disinfectants,
and sparing neither labor nor money. The
result has been, five may trust the official
reports, that there have not been 80 many
deaths per day in New York as we have
reported here. 1t will be necessary for our
sanitary police to move with more yigor-
to take more radical measures, and work
with greater intelligence and earnestness
than have been shown heretofore. 1t is
not sufficient to notify people that certain
things ought to bedone. The officers must
not only advise, but perform. A little
alert energy and executive capacity could
be put in a position of great usefulness in
this city at this Observation-Disclosures Com
4aercidL 1Ith.