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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25

j the MAG who ventures TO oppose it at any
istage will very soon be dPpOuneed as a
johnson man., q Cppperhead, and a rebel
by the leaders of the movement and the
press aobich they control. h. t.,,T w., -,.,.....'
THE COMMITTEE THAT HAS CHARGE OF THE
f" ~ .iarEpy 70 MATTER.ru ,TWCIa IW
80 = Their action will be governed
far more by theirviews of pubic policy and
measires-byrtheir estiDadte of party and
public exigencies--tha by any distinct
purpose and predetermination. The COM
mittee Is wholly In the handsIof men who
hold openly and av0wedly the most eX-
treme views on all the questions which di-
vide the country. They are all jealous TO
the last degree In support Of the extreme
policy of reconstruction on the basis Of
rebel disfranchisemen and negro suffrage.
Wilson. of Iowa, Boutwell,, of Massachu-
setts, Williams, of Pennsylvania law
renee, of Ohio, Cook, of Illinois, f. Thomas,
of Maryland--the country can Judge
whether these men are likely to halt in the
march they have commenced, or to exag-
gerate the difficulties in their way. They
certainly toU not err on the side Of cdutioDs
They will not be too tastidious, to say the
least, in their estimate of official short-
comings. The chances are two to
one that the committee will bring In an im-
peachment; and as only a majority vote is
required, the chances are also two to one
that this impeachment will be sustained by
the House of Representatives. gH nWl7
THE PRESIDENT TO BE REMOVED. ''o7
Mere impeachment 1oiH not answer the f,tr-
pose Of those totO hare started this Increment
that, indeed, is only the means by which
their real object is to be reached. That
10 fha na.lI af Dsaaf Joag
from office; and that removal, to be
of any service in the attainment of.
their political ends, must take place
at once. 1t cannot wait Tor the trial and
conviction. Besides, conviction is by no
means certain, 1t requires UO.thtrdS ofthe
Senate to convict, and it is scarcely proba
BILE that two-thirds of the Senate can be
secured for such a purpose. An essential
part of the plan, therefore, is 10 remOUe The
President upon impeachment, as criminal in
custody Glcatting trial, aotthoH aoaitiRg for his
cOnUiCtiOn, ; ..... ..f..-.,
THERE MAY BE LITTLE DIFFICULTY ABOUT
.ri. 70 ... IT. F fI..... ..ya
An attempt at removal in the absence OF
such "a law would unquestiOnably involve
very serious consequences. 1t is scarcely
probable that the President would yield to
it. 1t is certainly possible that he would
resist its execution by all the means at his
command and, in the absence of an ex-
plicit law on the subject, he might feel
warranted and compelled to use the army
and navy for the maintenance of his Consti-
tutional prerOgatiye.l If Congress should
persist in an execution of its purpose, the
country aoOild dgdtn encounter the pe,ilS Of
ciUH aodr, not sectional in its character, but
following more or less closely the divisions
of political parties. .. .1r Cd 1r...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25
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GRE AT sRA ARC AIM

tDiAUAyAih NaNls~--er-lo 1gJlqfni ,hpfiliJ
@Bl0 f0R "a sts66b slfEAat gsxwyd
POUVf liill lin 9ue1 rnhniIrH Hdert tloet fhrpofu
4%Ss , y tsAt Hn0ApH TAiP iia ,sESA SheRs9p Ines
Or B. Wtsssssai 10 10 vsssaaSlSIal!AH0od
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25

project are not only serious, but they are
Jealous and resolute in pressing it to exc
cution; not on its own account; not merely
or mainly to punish the President for al
legged misconduct, but because il is absolutely
essential TO the accomplishment Of their political
purposes. The removal of Andrew johnson
from Office is sought as a means, not as an
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-16
NOTICE..

INiE BRADFORD BANK WHOSE CHAR
ter terminated june Is, lsbJ. gave notice
That tie outstanding bulls of lajd !iaal. will he
redeemed ly J. W BAlCUrLDlR. at his
Office; ard IN his absence w HUBBARD
WRIGHT At hl~ DIV cling house in Bradford,
Vt. for one year from December -. l~cf. gc-
oording To the following act;
An act IN relation to the redemption Of Bank
Notes.
MS hercJg opacicd. fc
SlN. l. After the expiration of the charter
"i any bank chdrtcrodhy this state. or alter
the termination OF the existence OF any such
b1nk. egrcruhiv 90 the laws OF this Statc.-uch
nduk may cause notice to be published IN all
the weekly newspapers Of The county where
such bank Is located, for one full wear. Getting
forth that sad hruk viii redeem 1t. ~ stand
lhg hiIls tAc DAY of thc expiration uf char
Ter or the date of the termination ui il cNi--
ttHcf ANA copy OF this act And upuu due
publication OF such notice neither such bank
nor its officers shall be liable to any actiou tor
the non-lCdCmption of any .ot III uut,tarG-
Ing bill, unless The same shall have been Gulv
presented, and paNmtus thereof demanded
within Il year aforesaid at the banking house
OF siid AK.
SIC. . Alter The expiration VI thc chart er.
o. alter tIc termination of hccNisteucc of ai.y
such bank as Aforesaid, such bank shall rca.r
to he subject 10 the operation. az liable 10 tho
provisions OF the SIXTY -thul section OF chan
creighty uiur of the q neral Statutes.
Sc. j. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. ~, 1866
J. " BATCHELDER. Chasior.
Bradford, Dee 10, 1866 97.,I
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-16
Probate Courts.
ESr1tiiOI.d District.

DECrAlE COUETS WILL Gr HOLDEN
within and for the District 81 bradford
iar III. yclr ensuing, rs follow. VIZ:
~ In, liutt,r House, boz llraGI,.d. on tie
~ tuesdays ll January, May,Jn'p qnI >er
At the Probate Oncc, in Wo.t Tai,lrc, on
lie second Tue. dny in December and fine ID
tuesday IN February. April and October
NJ The Hotel va East Guiuthou the ID Tues
days of March, Junr, August and AoSunhet
hLNAll BEAN Register
Wyst Fairloc. Dee. /. ls6t
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-16

a Quaker gentleman, riding I'M
carriage with n Fashionable III, -, "
aeckcd with u rrolusion of ,o,.a '9"y
heard her complain Of ihe col, L,'N
S NV, IN her lace bonnet and
claimed Que eN'
"What than do 70 re, VAIN W
II really don I know rcnlieJ ,ho
Quaker, Hdtmnly, "mldss ,boo
should put on another brcostan y
They make cvcellcn, false hair
out Of cotton in Paris.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-16
MASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONARY
BALSAm,

A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN R,EMEsDY For
"A Coughs, Colds. hoarsness, Sore Throat,
BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, INFLNENZA,
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA.
And all other affections of the lungs and chest
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-16

camille M, bs,",'u whether looking forward ~ inpr
The totttt nv, - 10 agricultural husinesa will M,
have ani NJ ppusrd tie hest preparation h. sHs
The toufs t ,l"'i tG1d ~ success. in,.s viii dpd
situations apt N, pheasant md ut,snirg ta gogd
hrfsrSttn '''N'aM" tuulfnsation ALnAsi
go. Address,
tliAS. A. j. MARSH a. Co
81. Alkans VI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-16

=, The Treasury Department at
washington, according TO report.
employ over 10000 ol.cial, IN il :
various reycnuc departments. THIS
n n"no'f h.niy double thc strength
=, ia ,Io tI ,!,,,. aggicgatc Of the army
-, Wv !, nl'rd States NJ thc com.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-16
i-g. TO THE LADIES , al

FIWF ENDEENIG YED would resp,c,iun,
'ay to the Ladlea of Orange Couut
ih"t having purchased tie m'ci,.t If my
brother III the SKIRT lusirc~s. ! luFc 10 moved
Tie mandatory to Concord, y H.. and
sla.l give
Particular Attention 10 Making
Ordered Skirts and Repairing.
All Orders left nj ON Old store. in
bradford, viii he Promptly Filled
alta Days Notice.
Ladies having Long Sluts ,au Ia,c lem
mace over totio latest fosl lon 1T r,asouatle
prices. Country Merchants supplicda. usual
4lti GEO. V. lIAIIETT
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-16
ST.. ALnANs. VI. Doc 1, inc

10 ritufii,is e. 'NNft' Az Cotpgr 80 ara bat,,,
nt,,,,J ~, " 'h' success uf Inc Cuuu.,g,,t iiPy
ton OF hnti, y f'l september, under tho dils,'
We have been pft s.tf ~ y W
Lgrinss ''r work ia book Keeping ma ~, inc
have ,ta,s ne aAd do not hositate 10 say maj ~,
pattounr.t ~ 10Y every way worthy of iatgc
sipuoiae MItotrt w hel.ovo that lid Ma ~ ge
Who wouth h. Gwen lnst that needed by ev"ty o ~,
OF NE VrhroSt Ia.sstpirf ft IIban.' W ,he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

r.. hundred dollars reward. Stolen
e.,,, . c;,;zen OF South Caro- ana dssing the
,r.rch Of Gen. Sherman, in February, 1865.
,he following articles, for the return Of
which the abovs reward will be promptly
pad. viz:
One SILVER Cot munion Set, consisting OF
II pieces, engraved as donation "a sion
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Winnnsbo. o, 9. O."
One Silver lea Set Of pieces, engraved
Il -. A"
One Miniature brcasipin on Ivory.
Onc Ladies ring, engraved -. II. A. 10
t. |. CT Single disn'und.
Toe above articles d'd no; cost. collective.
ly. over the amount Of tho reward offered,
ou; are most earnestly dssired for ile asso
CATIONS connected with them.
These articles with 1T lea, i've times
their value in other.rnAierials Of gold, silver
and jswely, &c , we're taken possession Of
by a soldier known as Capt. Fuller. sup>
posed 10 belong to the l4sl, Corps, U. s. A.
Three hundred dollars sill Be paid for the
return Of the Communioa Set (Which only
cost &262) Satisfactory sefersness have
been lodged with the editor Of this paper
that the money will be paid IL the articles
IRE re,usned.
The above appears in the advertising col.
umns Of the Nv Haven Register, from
which il is presumed that the missing prep
erty is somew here in that vicinity. Within
the past two years our New Orleans and
other southern correspondents have more
than oncs written 70 the World that re
-ponsible persons were willing to pay hand
some rewards--in most instances far ex>
ceedipg the pecunary value of the stolen
goods-for the ietarn of plate, pictures, Ii
brarles, and souvenirs of ali sorts which were
stolen from private houses in the South
during the war. New England villages ars
'ull OF such plunder, and IN some instances
these stolen articles are brszenly parsded
as "rebel relics, or secession trophies. -
IL is time that these things were returned &c
their owners. There is an opportunity II
many Instances to receive more than thei,
value, and III. money can be safely pockstet
as reward Of loyalty" Thsee may be {
time when a seasch-wassant will strip som
Of these New Enelaad houses Of the relics
and 'trophiea' add place the unlawful pos
SCISSORS in On unpleasant position.-N. !
World. june 1lM.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

The correct war TO arrive ct fair price
for both parties 10 the following: Add the
value Of the cultivated land and buildings to
the value Of the stock and tools, II . rent
or has no benefit Of wood land. the growth
Of timber, and increasing valuc Of the land,
will be an equivalent for the interest on it.
Now, II renter agrees to pay 20 the pro-
prictor, annually, six, seven, eight or more
per cent. on the aggregate value Of stock,
implements aud farm, and keep the soil in
good state Of fertility, and mako certain i'm
provemcnts every year. the proprietor viii
receive better compensation than the rent
". A renter could not make decent prof
IL on mary farms. were he 10 hire them at
~ix per cent, while on others he could af>
ford TO pay twelve per cent. Tho product
iveness Of the soil rnust be taken into ac-
count. Then. the percentage must be less
ened, in proportion ~ renter makes im>
provemcnts that will increase the value OF
the farm. n no rcn,s farm for term Of
years. and certain improvements will benefit
hun ms well as the proprietor, each one
>hou d share in the expense.
A written contract between the parties
should reQui 70 the renter 90 adopt . rota
ton Il crops adopted 10 tls soil; TO allow
nothing TO bs carried off the farm tina,
would make manure. 10 allow no manure tn
ne wasted by remaining in heaps from year
to year to keep the cck good 10 keep
all tools. implements and bui.dings In good
repair, making nj owance for their natural
se'r and not to image iruit OF ornaments
al trees in any way. The prices at which
everything Is valued in different localities
render II quite inconsistent to do anything
further than simply make SUGGESTIONS on
important points. by which a lair contact
for both parties may be framed
When . fsrm il worked on shares, the
should 50 fame the contract
that hay, straw. cornstal + and other c,nrse
material shall not be carried oil toe soil aud
he who works It should make aud apply II
given amour, OF manure annually. II Tor
-ign fertilizers are applied, the proprietor
q ght TO sustain u small portion Of the ex>
pense. il he receives share Of tho grain.
The contrac, should not allow man to 616v
up the entire farm At one time, 80 that there
gill he no grass the next, either for pasture OF
meadow - Working Farmer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

From the Msnphis Avalanche, Juss al
Yesterday ai,ernooa the gentlemen en-
t'"ysd in tho Mechanics N .tional Bank, on
S Se. street. feeling the heat Oppressive.
Nv. "ea to cool or on ice-c6oou. and
s Ss guy Tor . snpply. whe~ IL cooSa ave
~ 'nsm parsook freely, and were 1900
immediately sherward attach "a ~;,S s...o
toms , Of having been poisoned Thsv s"r r
p'.nea O great pain. and we're ss,., oIv
pursed and Won tied. Dr. @ n S,y
was called in and gave the needfui m .."y
care, gu, the p isoned parties VEN An :.
o.aly affected ina, they could not b :" =, :"
moved, out laid alf night in the bank ~h;.h
was closed at 2 O'Clock in the sftrrno.. "'G :,
= .e"reo mat "a. one Of those poisoned Nil, no,
recover. The ice-cr not eaten -. 49,. 10y
en- TO pr. SANKEY'S ,fice and there sr - sn.
-, ~. snd found to have in ii portioo Of al.
pna.e o. copper. Further cheuioai .n.,s
las s w ~ &c made, bus the eoppci i. dou5,
49, 20 poison that was coutsin.d ~ ~.
49," IN On examination Of IN. Mac s.,s
that copper freezer had bssr ... ds 'I ~ ).
THAI The po,sea saea,Ss S : !: !ssy sos.l.:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

-nere-a.rst'c electors % ~ -e'e'' 49,. :,
g. :, low arc respected 70 'ri,a ee.'sa =
: Sac csnrsp ia nroy e'''e' s' ~, ~.
x~sr.ents !. lsh dsv 81 Jun '' -. =,
=, i i ..r ;ie nosn'aasion q e'i a' ar ~
80 j.. ~ Dr. -sctioa Cd e.
r.r..5e.so ~ ltsiioa VII z '" - p.s,,-
,,,,- -, h.a p. v5te' res' isf i''
II. sfes ~ e7' 'N
hau rcD -,era;. ..r, \, ..,.
led to one delegate.
n...,ln. hat tho in,ceriiJ OF the Uni"n' aud the
..,,,,, y, f-.e institutions. depend Oh the detnc'
49,. measure. raan,siD>d by toe Demo rasis Party
-. invite all who coincide with rs In sentiment upon
he lues before the country TO participate IN ous pr
ma, e,ee,sous 10: the selection OF ee'esa'e'
D,o.dsr osthe D,mocrstc STATE Central Com uit
I'M ELwooD. cHAnxAr.
May 18Th. 1861.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

A MANUFACTURE in Boston lately re-
marked that he had IN his employ thirty
girls who no did not pay as much wages a.
their board amounted to. He WAS asked
how he supposed they managed to live.
"Oh," said be "shey are snarp enough fos
that" II the devil don's get such employ /.
srs. It would be because he il cheated out
Of what beongs 70 him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

Tun Cleveland Herald offered IS in each
5or 1855 cents. wheseupou the Ssndusky
Rvieter minated that the HeralS would
nsks 40 much use0ey BY the dickes, and
proposes 70 give eighteen dolisrs and hall
~ less costa D - - H. peintl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

.Schenck,s, Seaweed Toni. Tnis
delphs. 10 intended TO dissolve the food and mabe II
into chye. the hesf process Of ftRestion BY clean
sing the ssor ach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills The
Tonic restorre the appetite. aud food that could
DOT be before nsin9 II vii be easily digested
rCpasumptisn cannot bc cured nv Sehench's Puimo
mic Syrup the stomach and liver h made healthy
and the adp-tit vestored hence the Tonic and Pills
reqnised IN nearly ease NJ ~onsun o, ion.
haf dozen bottles Of the SEAwEED TONIC and
thr-epr four hhses Of thu MANDRAKE PILLS " i'll
cure any ordinary ease 81 dyspepsia.
H. SeifscK makes professional vis'ts In New York
Boston. and at h- principal Ofhca In Philadelphia
everv week See ds' papers Of each place, or lis
pamphlet ton for h's dats FOR visitation
Please observe when purchasing. that the two like
nesses of the Doctor. In the last stage 81 Con
sumption. and the oheras he Is. In perfect health
on the Government stamp
Sold by all Drugg'sta and Dealers. price SIS isr
bottle. or 81 20 the nall dozen All etters fos sAv
should he addressed To DR.. Schencks Principal Once
| No. Is North 18th Street Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Accents: nemas Barnes & Co.,
Ny; g 8. Uanes. Baltimore, Nd John u. Park,
Cincinnati, Ohio: Walker q Taylor. Chicago, Ill /:
| collins Broe, st. Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

Tos CpoPs.-A gentleman who hss xr.v,
eled extsnsiveav during the past two we,k.
IN Censsai Ohio. and Southern aud Cent?,
Miehigsn. informs us th.t The crops nrys,
before looked 20 veil st this season Of ,hs
year. The wheat gives promise of enor,
moss yield Il the wcevil lsts Il alone IN.
euro = ~ 10 many localities high suou On
70 b worked. and 10 growing lus,ily ~.
orchards are loaded .sv1th fruit, and evan
thing, in short, bs.okens precisely wha, = :
need At this critical period, full and nbun
dans yield. The Same cheering account,
reach us IRON every direction. This will b,
ysas Of plenty zSjsjb co. Blade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HISTORICAL"
GARDENERS
Rheumatic L Neuralgia Compound

THE PNEUMATIC & NEURAiGIC CoMPOt Nd
klFT Jears ago, Capt. l.. l. Copeland wa. COM
manderof a Boston brig, owned by the late Hob
cri q. SHAW. Capt. Copeland. AT that time made
voyage TO Vera Cruz, and while there, the guns
oi the Castle oil San uan de Ulun, attacked with
his old complaint, rheumatism. While suffering Sc.
vcreiy ON board his vessel he visited by Next
cans paniard, who said be could relieve him of his
pain and entirely him OF his discase The vis-
iur returned with his medicine and his woods:
In few days Capt. Copeland began 10 improve un-
der hie treatment and was coon completely cured
SO delighted was the ''Oid Sea Dog" that he pur-
chased the receipt from the MexicoSpsniard, FOE
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
After Capt. Copeland returned to Boston, Capt.
Ssegn nanrs ?, bottles hs o, TINS article
in Boston. Capt. Gardiner, who then rscd a mer.
chant chip to London, took the article with him. and
eotd Il for guinea bottle ltatrscted attention,
London, and Capt Gardiner Immediately wrote 10
his brother. Charles +. Gardiner Esq. 10 purchase
Of Capt Copeland the right 10 make and cell the arti
cUin England, the West India Islands and Australia:
this wa- IN 1851. Capt NJ. ID Gardiner, receipt Of
the notice Of the purchase from capt Copeland i'm
mediaiciy formed CO partnership with Mr. Watson,
wealthy dealer in London. who now, under the firm
Of Gardiner, Watson 4 Co. No 81 Mark Lane, Ion
don are n,rodacingth Compound with great success
In ls3u Capt Gardiner was In Boston, and In con-
nccti-n with hts brother. Chae 0nrdinxs purchss-
Cd from Capt Copeland. hir heirs and succeesors,
give ~ he people Of North America, the bcnenfs OF
lite wonderful healing proper,ics. II has proved =
most valuable medicine to a! who have trted T.
manuiactIry or laboratory for the production Of the
rtice, and snce lSae has devoted his time 10 The in
PRODUCTION and sale OF 0AKDsNKRs RHEuxArIc AND
Nku.Aistc COMPOUND. We sho aid add that the ar
sice ir entirely Vegetable being epmposed OF
roOtr and hefbs. the mot important Of which grows
Wild In England from whence il i. imported ~ tne
froprietcs-Mr. Henry X, Gardiner
cnlcAoo, Nov. 15sh, 1860
Ma. H. r. GARnuNEs, Proprietor Gardiner. Rheu.
matte 4 Neuralgia Compound
Sir Having been afcted v it'll the Neuralgia in nv
lace for six month";. friend induced me " iry ypur
C0mpound. and can cheeriully say l found II the
only relief and recommend IL TO all who are truub-
le1 With The Neuralgia
Yours respectfully. A. BOOTH.
Oy0lor Dealer, csa. Madison Dearborn Ste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

I'm she Coral Caves

ses green said to be the vailing haif color, and
the Fish TAILED MAlDENS
cit the rocks and comb their green locks aesidu-
ously. But the
BELLIES OF EARTH
pfe, gloesy browne and shining blacks to sny other
tnges. and n nature has not given their fAir heads
theee beautiful hues II hss robbed them
o. th~k once exquisite beauty. they dont cry about
Il, but resort At once 10
CRisTADOBO's HAIR DYE,
witch In i've minutes docs all that natn.e ala
for any head In her happiest mood. Manufactured by
J CRtsrADORO. . Astof House. N. Y. Sold BY
all bsuggiate. Applied by all Hair Dreseess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

IL Prussia !, 10 announced that oil the
places where druxs and medicines are sold
are und-r the immediate charge of the po.
lice. Every druggists clerk is compelled 10
serve long apprenticeship and pass q Sc
we're cxaminat on before he is permitted to
put up prescriptions. And no druggist is
permitted to pat up poison in sufficient
quantity to cause death on q mere prcscrip
uon; ii must be done under the eye OF
the prescribing ply himself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

Ar no period Of the worlds history, has
there been 90 much musical instruction re :
sul,ipg in some little musical education as
at the present day. BY musical education
We ms an the-cul,ivated ability to under
stand good music, 10 comprehend the laws
Of composition, to Judge Of their application
and discriminate the musical stylcs Of dif-
fsrent epochs. Musical instruction, on the
other hand. may lead to nothing more than
. certain finger dexterity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

CHOICE FRUITS a. SPICES,
Are creating quite sensation among Lovers Of
Choice Flsvorsevesyw fos thcis delicious Favon
Strict Puri end unrivaiied strength. Those who
wieh the best and those who wish to economixc ssek
them. Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor 10 aought ~
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor In Its Purity
very unlike the many Vanilla Extracts in markes)
Kn-Gov. JANs Y. SxrrH. % PaovmEscs, r. l., SAYS:
NV wife prononn.es them superior TO any Flavor.
ing Extracts che has ever used,
Ex Gov. VIZ. A. B"cKssaBAN, or CossEcrrc-f. says
For long time We have nsed them, and End them
verv hre
HOLLAND Timothy Tltcomh) the we'll known
.nthor Of Sphnyfed. Mass.. says: ..They are the
Standard In all this vicinity"
DEALERS TREBLE THErR SALES WITH THEM.
snch a list Of References is seldom given See
Circulars with Dealers Sold Nv Grocers and Drug
eisss, Prepared by W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
Colton's Toilet Article No 3, To Heal and Beautify
the Skin. Sod ny Harrison b Starke, and Pafks b
Ht@mer, Davenport, Iowa.
hlcago Wholesale Agents, FULLER p NCH
FtHdER. - Market street. for all Coltons Prepasa
tous: Sept - div.