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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-08
To DR.. HosTETTER

To DR.. HosTETTER
DEAR SIR This is to certify that wnb
ken with the dyspepsia year ago last Mart
and, for a period of eight months, was one Old
most miserable creatures you ever beheld, y
being able either to eat. drink or sleep, andH
compelled to walk the floor necessarily. i"
nearly deprived of my reason, and hope has
tirely left me. all the efforts for my ecos
having proved fruitless,
BY the first of November, 1868, / had t'H
so weak and feeble that could scarcely ~
alone, and. to all appearance, would sOona
At this time (having read your advertisensD
my wife prevailed upon me to try your Div"
bottle was procured, and, strange to eg
soon commenced recovering. | have taken
bottles, and am enjoying as COON health now
could be expected for one of my age sO0n'"
ty years). have no doubt that it wsE
bitters alone, under Divine Providence lhH'
iected the wonderful cure.
r. T. FLUALK
Hudson, Mich. Aug 80, 1865. !e'
DIR, SCHFNC KS NEW OFflUI
DIR. ]. II. SCHENCK. of Pbiladephau S
opened an Office on second floor Of NO, S ..Ss
over Street, Boston, where he viii @E Oeg
ally every Wednesday, from . to hWgE
son complaining with Consumption OF t~
ease leading to It, IL invited to call on INV ann
gives advice free. but for thorough es~G
ton with his Respirometer the ehargh sp''
lars.
DR. Schenck can explain to atleHs w
rectly. the stage OF their disease, anu Srr
use his medicines, namely, his rhlmou.
Seaweed Tonic, Mandrake Pills, wllhIuu
OF the Respirometer whether II Is up Cau'sh
Pulmonary, Bronchial or Dyspepho vT~ .sos
or whether II Is merely merely an .S
throat and catarrh or from Liver Comp S"rs
His medicines have full dhecttons' WIN
can take them without seeing MN pu has
live near by. n d are well enough HE,oiTl
him. All three of his medicines arc IeS"s
nearly every case of lung disease ", ,tons
possible To cure Consumption nniosS lip ..tla
and liver are kept In perfect order iVErl,
In q healing condition The stomacn t0Ia
cleansed. and en- appetite for good ficu ~, Inv M
ted, 40 as TO make good blood hel9re 'S ND
viii begin to heal ;ihen the chlIs as beJ
sweats will stop and the expecto'"'O'
free and easy. ,,,,omdb
He keeps full supply Of mlulo"
rooms. which can be had at all tl ,Ss.rs,iIs
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrnp ana ~ Jhsll1S
10. each 81 80 per bottle, or 81 ,5O tne "'"
Mandrake PHI. % cents per box; o,or tH
GEO. q GoonwfN 4 Co., IS HanVswMn
Boston. General whoisale Agents ,l
England States. Fro sale BY all tSsa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-08

al. johnson Robinson and Francis
Peck, of Johnson, have made the past
season from 337 trees 1910 lbs. sugar.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-08
Eampille Dewsaealet
e. B. SAWYER, EDITOR.

Hyde Park, Wednesday, May l, 1867
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-08
Spetial Yutitts.

IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION
Good Neavs for the PEOPLE!
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-08

Morrisville, May 6, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
IN. rec,rtc,Ifsse. or the Turf

The "Fat Contributor" gives the follow
ing definition OF th, jsrgon Of the turf
A "hurdlo race IL where man has
hard all about how il is to come out. and
therefore knows just how to bet. II the
horse s,umbles and breaks bic riders neck,
the rider is liable to be discharged.
"Handicsp' When a rider is thrown ana
his cep saves him from broken head, that
is a handg Gag. 1t is expected that the
Handy Opera House will cap the climax
of opera houses. Tha, is another variety OF
handy rap.
A "s,ee,le chase" 10 q race to church on
Sunday morning.
A "sweep takes" is where thief picks
thc stake holders pockets and mikes .
clean sueep Of the stakes.
mo entrance charge" applies to dead
he ads ard boys who climb the fence
The letters e. c." signify gin cock'sii
eb. h." beer hall; blk. M, bulk sne
manager "b. c." bunch Of celery; "ch.
T." charge II 10 Ferguson.
"Nurssry stakes" are tender, cut thin,
and we'll dome for the nufsesy. No othei
kind OF stsaks rscsive any consideration
| from the children.
A "selliug race" is where rybody il
| sold who attends foot races ct the rink,
| for instance.
premium $500 for all ages. with allow
ance TO beaten horses This premium re
nsins the same through all ages. The al
lowsncc TO beaten horses is . small pensio,
allowed TO unfortunate equines that are IN
Incredibly Ieaten by their masters.
A phrase like the following is incompre
hensille rs tnrpy. "Mr. William Parro
enters b. C jimmy by Moonlight, out Of dan
ty imp. Lightning" II means that William
Parrot enters = banking concern with
jimmy" by moonlight out Of bis d impe
curiosity, by lightning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

DDRESU TO TIE NERVOUS AND DBDILl-
~ lTATED whose ssdehugs heve been peoesaetsd
from hidden causes, and whose casn require psonp
treatment to render e1istence desirable. Myou are
suAefing q have eudesO1 aum involoneaFy 4lDeAas-
gee, what erect does h psoduce upu0 yUuf eonefal
health Do you feel wo1k. deSiltatsd, oAsy sifed
Does little extra excrion produce palpitstion Of
the heart! Does y0nf liver. o. urinary organs, or
your kidneys, ffeQuenty get out Of ordssp Il your
urine oomesameo thick, milky, - o0eAy. 10 eopy
on settlinef Or dOeo tAick oeu0 nee to the top !
Or 10 Z sediment q the bottom amer IL hes stood
awhilef DO you hsvo spslls Of short bFeothlna OF
dyspepsiat Are yoof bowels eonstipateat Do
ron have spes Of faintne fushes OF blood to he
head. IL your memory Impaired 10 your mind
constantly dwelling upon this subject Do you lee
dull lietloee moping. Tired Of COMPANY, Of Nlb? 10
you wtsh - - iet aluas, to eue ovu1 nun every
bodty Does any little thing make you 6tnrs Orjumpi
Is your sleep broken restlessf 10 tbs lustre Of
yous eye = brilianti Ths blosm - yoss check -
bright. Do yoa enjoy yUufsslf b sseisey - wells
Do yca peru6s ycas 6uslneD with ~ oG1o Oneexyi
DO you leel - mech eSo1deaee b youseelfS Are
your spirits dun ana nARgnG, kivoa % ~ a. mela-
choly II co. do ron laI Il 10 your lfvve o. dyepep-
oin Havo yOu reuele1 niRhtsf yuos bneS vesk.
pcus kneee wsak, - have 81 l1(ale epoS0Ns. ~
20 =, ,,sr.ts m. = ss--,.r.s. = NJ. sYrSs,.S
~ s.sS.. -esse sSrS f~s.s..s ,ss...k" IN,
.rs.S :rd ss..s1 .rs"s ~ III III. ~ 49,
Elm, .-sssr.s. ~ she cer.r.,;.. r.r... *. y.
r..s - ar...,;cc ~ - ,s".cSas k-,st .e ~
~ man Ma vou ave-, shirr M ,hcs. n.sS 1900
n.,~st;c ,s.s,e,c srccssfrI M ~
- 80 - 49,. =. ~ - ~. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

ch which time ove' ~. ~ 80. .been ussd)
has placed bev -. tee t4N>c.e :sment II hes
ooeO0e neces rty 7. c~.r-- TOT instant ne,
mot only for -. e,se.s 81, or chronic bat for
Al cutan~ces .'.ianu~t,n -drcs. cAillblaine cry
eopeaas -: -Seu' si'..' insects. Anequeto bisee,
bpe sId ~ ta N relieving paiss acd healinR
~ ~ rag. e applied ExTnouAllv, IL has
MS Of TIE 49, nlnR needle. Bistoury Or probe or Of
busnarv - q, currodieg lotions and kye-watsss
oyaents r9es tssapaeahle iAtuRy y ths sie - cor
coaG1llnle oeeavu1upe thioed w orRnn,
= EE 4 49, 80 8: $500 :. Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
70 and ffoun lie cid ceunGy.
Shortoot Gen Passage

fhefay0siee ASst case Ciyce bui" iFoa
THE ANCHOR LINE
OF Transatlantic steam packet shipe
eni6onla. CaleAonin, S;am0Eaos
1Draeamn6o. Co0uuabaas ua@toe.
Sell rcgularlyto and fr,m New FORK. RATES OF
PASSAGE = lnw a. by any other first class line.
These huc ocean Steamer ntted mp IN every ~
passengers On vcry csivsneneeous tesme the Ancnei
Line grant through ickct- 10 ssi from al the stasions
on the Irish and English Railways and the ptlnuYa
rites In the United States; and also forward psseenge
ut very moderate raiee to ard from France oefmeny
-. A time Company doe@ not employ rn1nsss. no.
who wen pssssEe acke or certtncases Q. ~
paease apply q any ofIhc Conpany aGesei9 through
oat Ne States, o. g - heed oEe n Me- Yotk 20
~ '' .. M, NJ
neAesaay D1vssccs1. love,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

WAsniHofON DISPATCH says: Ex.Sec-
rotary S'anton's troubles are accumu;s,inx
Smishson. who sued him for islsc im,riscn-
ment. 10 pressing his action with v,gor. :
Stanton has deemed II prudent to retain
James 7. Brady, Judge Hughes. and other
eminent counsel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

ZAccuRus C1n 3 =. father Of Eorae
0reslsys did = Fort Wayas, Penn, % The
leth ooet, aeod % ysase
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
DIR. WeRI0MTS
TAR SYRUP,

.rscts are stubborn things~ says the old psoverb.
and u these alone do intend to deal, II present.
Ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP 90 the public An
know The necessity Of guarding againei Oolde. e
Well = the necsssity for taking The proper remedies
Wneu ire Code are upon ue. We say without fear
q contradiction. that the superior Of wsghts Tas
eyrup for the cure Of Consumption, COuR6e C.lds.
uoshtts. ard all diseases Of the Throat and Lunas
dOes nos ex1n! Below are testimonials from per
eooss some Of whom arc known In oil parts Of the
Dn. r. ee1eroa MAcnnsuE, Literary Editor Of For.
neyS Philadeaphh Pfeses writes
PnRApRI PHlA, July 20 1877
DnAa Sn:-LAss ghsietmas, for the Grst time In nv
lie. was much aflletsd BY very severe Cold with
almcet constant cough and sore chest Practice
makes perfect" the provcrb pays, but the more /
coughcd the worsc did IL BY what then consid-
cred an accident, but now believe TO have been 4
frovtdence. | vas Induced to try Dr.. wnloHrs TAa
Sfsur purchased from YOU. and was greatly relieved
In two DAYS. wholly cured In ten Ii Il unpless-
ant Ia the taste, which II good point. Many years
AGO. reading my way through an old library, came
across the works of that Bishop Berkeley who pro-
phetica'ly and truly declared. more than a century
sgo. that Westward the taarch OF Empire takes its
way, and among these were two treatises in which
nc strongly advocated the Of Tar. curative Of
many Diseases from Catarh 10 the plague Twas
snen euuek With tie cosencv Of the good Biehop'e
rrs1Meh,s, aud am now s1rc-from the efficacy OF
". virgins preparation Of the same remedy-th,t
they were entirely Correct
Yours. Truly
H. SHELTON MACKENZIE. LID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

Nature, Darabie, Beautiful, Beet and Cheapest in
tne Wcsia-1it give patisfacsion to oll Prfncipal
Hhoiesale Agents fos wvighcs Tn 9ysup. cd Kru-
merit naif Pc Z. Catsago. 1uilse, ISL 9 Faiiss.
lord C01eh. - 3uynhanne = W. 0cNoaeS
JOIN J. KlsOnIR
teschOnat o1sse, pAnaAe,nnaA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

wANrED.-Every man feeling the effects Of .
habit contracted in yousA. 70 send his name an0 a.
S s,ss! sc "ssss. Box islo Fnads phs. Pa who
Win inlnym them IL method BY which they can b
cured, and the vigos Of youth reeeofed eneseom
Children's Lives Saved for 80
Of ChildFen die annually OF
Group. nov. mother. ~ yes vculd spend 30 ecnts.
and always hsve bottle OF Dr. Todiss venenan LIN
litus one whom STACKED With this eoHpaAist. IL z
nov 20 years since have pat up my Idnimeat. end
heard Of child dyic o. Css.p ~ h1,s
bottle they would not Be without L. Besides wnchs
tits eertsia cure fos Cuta busns hesosens; Mas
rho-a Dyssntery, 6pas@s, OLD sores ana rainss -
the Rack and Chest No one once tries II who 10
ever without T. srsrv hottie sSS
BY the Drogsists, Depot. y Cors'andt street. y.
The,e 4. nosh,ne ike DE-. velpau's YrsncA rlh fos
keeping the complexion fresh and entirely re- rom
pmples The cause OF which 10 that II regulates the
entire fenale system. Sold BY al Druggists.
Schenck'e Seaweed Tonic.-mil
medicine, invented by Dr. J. II. oonsssk. o. fnha
deiphis. IL intended to dissolve the food aed nane
Into chyue, The nsst process Of digestion. BY clean
sing the Stomach with Schencks Mandrake Pills. Tho
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food that eouId
not be eaten before usins IL will be easily digeeted
CONSUMPTION cannot be cured by Schenck's Pulmo
mic Syrup the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the adpetit restored hence the Tonic and Pilli
are re CURED in nearly every OF consumption.
half dozen bottles of the sEAWEED TONIC and
three or four bikes OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case OF dyspepsia.
! D. scmi.uK makes professional visits IN New York
Boston, and at bis principal Office in Philadelphia
every week. See DAT papers OF each place. or hi:
pamphlet on consumption for his days for visitation
Please Observe, when purchasing that the two like
ncsscs az the Doctor, in the last stage VI Con
sumption, and the other he now IS perfect health
| are on the Government etamp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 :icr
bottle OF 81 80 the halfdoxen All letters for adv
should be addressed to Dr. Schencks Principal ONCE
No IS North 6th Street, Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

during the last European wars.
We have to-day the satisfaction Of citing new dis
tnction conferred upon HOFFS MALT EXTRACT
by the Surgeon General OF the United States Army.
whose sttention was attracted To II probably by the
favorable report made 70 the New FORK Academy Of
Medicine. ana Who wrote ~ Mr. Hot that he might
eend come OF bis MALT EXTRACT to Lieutenant
Colonel ChArler Sutherland, Assistant Medical Pur-
yeyor OF the United States Army 1t Washington, for
trial IN the military huspitas.-
This fAct. in conjunction with the enecm 1ms o. ,,
our 6rst-elsse physicians speaks well for uof .
Malt Rxtrnct 1eyerngs OF Health. that further praise
on our part would bs superuoue. it, incredible sue.
cess In 40 ehost space u time being the best proos
Of Its gTeatvalue.
sold At dvuggists' and groceFs'. Persons wishsnG
aeences might apply 70 Ho6's Malt Estrsst Depos.
H. Broadv n. NJ T., OF LAN0FeIDT, TAODE =
co. ace Agents, Davenport. lows
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
q ENERAL NEWS.

The following epitaph OH Husband and
wife 10 found IN Persian cemetery:
~ am an xiousy ex pecting you-A. ID. 1877.
Here 1 am-A. b. 1857
DO unto other men - they would like %
do unto you, and they woi't have enough
money in three weeks to hire their shirte
washed.
The old French burying ground 1t De-
tsoit, Mich has been plowed up. There
hes been no one inferred there for forty
years.
A fellow Vas arrested and sent to Jail,
The other day. in the county Of Washinsson,
In this State, for ste aling fsrenty cents. lie
will have to lie in Jail until April, costing
over 5000 for board and washing.
A Cinciunatian has sued his dsntist for
clumsiuess 10 pulling one Of his teeth. lie
claims that the damage 10 his jaw was
5000.
A Cleveland man has invented . cal
wheel and axle which does away with the
clicking aud jsrring in passing from one
rail to another.
The song, dear Mother, I've come HON,
70 Die" always struck me as happy illus
trstion Of American assurance. Our young
go abroad TO spend the hard earnings Of tn
old folks. aud when they arc dead brOk'
return home to be buried at the expense o.
their impoverished parents.
The boston Post admits that the nc Y styl,
Of hoop skirts don't give the ladies - mucl
room ~ the old pattern but then 4 give
everybody else good deal more room.
Lake Erie is fed by one underground
stream that is seventy feet deep where i
enters the earth, and does not re appear nn
til its waters have mingled with those Of tn
lake
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

49, CONFEDERATION AAoSe rnE RApfcALs.-.
ihe Washington correspondent of the Bos-
Ton Post says. while Senator Sumner.
oenersi Ruler and Thsd. Stevens differ
among themselves in their wild notion.
touching Southern reconstruction. all three
Of these are producing the greatest con
s'srnation in the Republican camp here.
Inc more discreet predict that the mad
policy OF these gentlemen viii inevitably
o'ow ths Republican ship out Of water.
even II It could outlive the action of the
Southern loyalists. Mr.. Bingham. Of Ohio.
declares it bis purpose not 70 20 down
WITH the Radical craft, but 10 make var
upon the Unconstitutional and rcvoluti snary
schemes which are Matching, and thus savs
n'msest at home. He dsnounces the oath
incorporated into the Alabama Constitution
- wholly inconsistent with tho idea that
&c were freemen, and will urge that i, b.
stricken out by Congress before the Sat-
is admitted to representation"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

The WoRKins PEoPis.-lt 10 announced
that unless tbs workingmen Of The various
iron manufacturing establis hments ct w heel
ing, West Virginia, consent TO . reelection
OF one-shisd of their wages. the mills will
be stopped sltsgether. There ars three
millions Of capital and five thousand men
employed in that business there. There Is
great trouble in Qusbec on account Of the
Carpenter strike. After long dis
pute ard several attempts ct compromising
the difficulty between the employers and
wcrkingmen, il appears shat on December
10Th, several hundreds Of sl,ip- carpenters
belonging to the Trade Union proceeded to
the largest ship wards In the city and stop
ped the work, hands not belonging to the
Union having accepted tho offers OF the EN-
pioyers. Sevessl cases Of violence occurred
and during the night The strikers established
patrols around the ship Yards. The author
ties are reported to bs too weak to cone
with the strikers, so tina, they lave matters
their own way.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

Ii Richmond . fs~ days since, /. was de-
sidsd that . persoa Who he'd taken coun-
ecrisis mote and kept It fcr ssveral months,
could not then recover fr"m the person he
ssok he neee from. Il was long ago d.
siaed 10 Pennsylvania that . psasoa IRE
cslviag counterfeit nsss Ssoa IN innocent
psrsoa in psyoeat and ksspins L b. hin
aix aoashs vishsas nseites - guilty u
oRss nseliesnes, - nuss seetain ~ loe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
.Allooclx's Porous plasters.

Ds. ALlcocK.-Sir: In May last was visiting my
cousin in Corning. who got me one OF vour PtSors
Plasters for my chest. was 90 through me d
the time, could hardly speak os breathe. Itw
not than three hours after put Il on befare
felt comfortable. had suffered very much from
Of the chest with cough and horseness for
months: but your Plaster has cured me. and my
health lie better than Il has been for years.
Yours respectfully, PHEBE PATCHFR,
Beaver Dam, Schuyler Co, N. r.. Sept i4th. iscG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

4 DEaocgArIc TowN.-The town Of Jack.
con. Auslaize county. Ohio, at tie recen,
election, pelled .fca,r hundred and uine rofss.
oil for the Democratic ticket. Tat fact
has called forth considerable criticism as TO
the character and intelligence Of the town.
and the Auglaize Democrat gives this &C.
count Of its people:
There is not one voter in Jack son who
cannot read ana write There is not per
500 ia that township, male OF female, above
the age OF fourteen, who cannot do the
samel There is not another rural township
ia Ohio, cr anywhere else, With the sam,
eye Of settlement. that has more industry
wealth and general intelligence. Beside,
the best Of schools, the town has . fin,
Academic Institute, kept in successful op
erasiee ten months in the ycar, that accom-
modatss two hundred students. Among th,
church buiidings one stands there thu
cost gesty five theussnd dollars. II tina
township are aodel farmers, manufacturer,
and thrifty and accomplished merchants
Why should such people vote any o;hcl
than the Democratic ticketY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
Sold by 100. 900 D.ngsiste, 10 whom refer ss to
theio superior quallties.

Sod BY ItO.0h0 Druggists, 10 whom We refer as 70
theo superior qualities.
What is Best for Costiveness ?
Dr.. HAREisoS's PkRisrALTIo LozEssEs, are warran-
ted In all cases of the Piles and Falling OF the Rec
turn. Wepromise cure for all symptoms Of Dyspcp
STA, such Oppression after Rating. Sour Stomach.
Splitting OF Food. Palpitation also. Headache Dissi
ness, Pain in the Back and Loins, Yelowness Of the
Skin and Eyes, Sick Headache. Coated Tongue, Bill
iousness. Liver Complaint, Lose Of Appettc Debility
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Enlutucss nc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

An;ordss from Washington
from the Surgeon General Of
the United States Army, con-
,eernirg h0E = Matt Extract.
Il he well known beverage VI
health. which has shown. ~
II has been officially stated.
N incalcu liable influence on
the condition d the click SOL
diers suffering from suppuf-
ations debility, asthma,ete :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
tn YOUNG MEN.

U U U II u M II N
no arrest Seminal Losses, to conquss bad hsihts
/ and remove the e6ects Of early Krror, send q
Vile, Kentucky
patients suffering from any disease whatever Of phi
vste confidential nature, and ladies troubled win
y cents a above with brief statement Of case will
receive particulars for self seetmsnt by rstusn mail
and thus avoid qaackery. We also have Vaftz
days. The Elec,ro- Magnetic Preventive. Those De
sirins 10 limit their Offspring, can enclose stamy
for pamphlet. containing engravings and sxplana
lions OF the ADORE preventive. With an eseAy On IN
subject Of psevention. All correspondence cOnd
DENTAL Adore. all letters 70 J. =. WILLIAMS
Drawer 24-. louisville. Ky cct24dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

lMPoKTAStK or CORRECT IIrLEs.- The
Oskaloosa Herald relates the following facts,
which show the Importance of going clear
u the bottom, in examinations OF lard
titles "A curious case has recently come
under our observation in regard to the
title to a piece OF land in Madison town
ship in this county Ii appears that
man by the name OF Easily entered the n.
half ofn. e. &c. Of Sec. s, Town rs, Range
10; sold it u Chas. ). Porter, who sold
to Geo 10y. George has sold part Of the
land to his brother Peter, and The same is
now owned and occupied by them as farm.
It is the supposition that the land was
entered upon bogus land warrant upon
tho discovery Of which the entry was
vacated at the land Office, and the land
remained NJ though never entered. Albert
W. q. Weeks, residing in Des Moines, dis
covered this fact in looking over the land
Office records Of that city, and INN. ediately
| entered the same at tho government price !"
The silver plate at Windsor Castle, for he
use Of Her Majesty and the Court. weighs
nearly thirty tons, and that its value may
he roughly estimated at 100000. 1t 10
secured in stone chambers with vaulted cell
ings, which form part OF the original build
ingc, and are thoroughly proof against bur
glars. Among the plate is a single dish,
not Of silver gilt, bu; OF solid gold, made by
order Of George ". and representing all
the orders, both domestic and foreign, which
that So ereign wore or was entitled to wear.
Grari and magnificent ~ the assortment
Of plate is. our readers will I've as,onished to
hear that very little of it indeed is old or
curious, mos, Of the plate used by former
sovereigns having been melted down and
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