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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15


The National Line comprises the following Arst.
class double-sngiDe Iron 6teamshiTs, viii wnses
tight compartments.
ENGLAND. Carr GaAce. 4 $50 tons SCOTLAND,
Carr HALL s,6s tons VIRGINIA, Cart. Psowss,
s,s7b TONS HELvRTIA, Carr. OeilvIs, S.si5 tons
DENMA.k, Cart. Tnosrsos.. allz tons; tbs
QUEEN, Carr, GRoeAs, 3,5i1 tons ERIN, Carr.
CrrrIsa, 3,sis tone PENNSYLVANIA, Carr.
L.wis. 2,sI. tone LOUISIANA, Carr. TnoMsos,
2.t06 tOnr FRANCE and GERM ANY buildin0
Sailing every saturday from New York; ever
Wednesday r I'M Liverpool and Qusenstown tCofk
The National Steam Navigation Company. Of Liv-
York, the following Steamship:
Prom New York TO Queenstown or Liverpool,
Cabin 500, Storage, gao.
To Antwerp. CABIN, SITS; Steerage, -.
10 Hamburg, Cabin, Sis: Stcsrage, 81.
To Bremen, Cabin, Sf95, 1tcerage, 1SS
10 Havre. Cabin, ell6 0eseragov ~.
To Paris, Cabin, 3l20 Storage, 80.
Dsafes issued for any amount % any Dank II 0soas
Britain. and Ireland, 1t the lowest rate.
Storage passage tckets to bring parties from Iiv-
erpO0l Qneenri0wn, Cork Har6Orl fps 4sS q ear
reacy. sold y Z; 2. DUNCAN. Dsvenpcrs, lows.
NJ III and q Broadway. New York nnei1.dlS
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Nay 10, iS6s.
On. J0wn BrlL: send ron On for CErnun Ar
~; pboa9D oead Wtnt Il w1n cOuse 30 sftes poghe
helghS 10 CuB1bns, Alse havV0een troablsd 1Of
oevee~l yeafs With fndiaertioe hns hAd to take bile
every nigh Tor ten ~ deen yearr and In February.
1854, vas attacked with general parsiysie was
cVnaned to my nam TOT the balance Ut the year and
IN fsc. continued II very weak and nesvous condi-
ton urtil acme two menths since. when was put
untrr ~ operation. and your Cedron Bitters for
trsasmeut. comnenced Improving right away, and
am pretty well restored. fonfs, truly,
CcSesAdcud&w-lY a. L. NRAI.
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Knowles,
STEAM PUMP,

PAreRsRp IN ENGLAND AND FRAScs.
This Pump has sceeived the Iiemeas paEnsum Ct
every Fair where u has been exhibited Wig: New
York, lSoston, Baltimore c ncinnssi Buffalo SyrN.
cuse. Springfield ana Worcester.
II has no Cranks or F.y-Whcel and has no dead
points where II VIII stop consequently II n always
ready 10 eiart without using starting ar and does
not require hand work ret II past the centre and
IL the only Pump made that will work lis steam
valve with water, consequently j. always ready to
start when the steam cyli0der IL filled with cold We
ter Of condemnation.
has been nsed for nre than eight yeass for feed
ing stationary STEAM BOlLt Rs. and has been uped
more than ave years on LOCOMOTIVES, and IL the
only Steam Pump yet ircd that 10 IN every way adap
ted f,r that II has been extensively Used for
pumping water for HO,ele. Pubic lnetitutions. Min
ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Establishments u
every hind. with perfect IL has been tested
IL the Navy. and In consequence "A recommended b.
the Chief Engineer Of U. v Navy. he used q the
Navy Yards and ON Steamers. A fire Kngiae Il ID
recommended by all lns Companies, and ID univer
saly adopted BY tho manufacturing companies In
New England. Although We have been constantly
making aditiors to our Works. yet The rapidly ncsea
sing demand for ou' Pumps has hitherto been great
than our possible production but with recent en-
largement vt our Wvrke and extensive additions 70
our manufacturing facilities, we hope 10 be able TO
surply all orders.
Tea ProI ri tors offer this Pump as the most Per.
Tor sim plicty and rability denes comp.titisn.
For further informstion sddress ne Propsetcrs At
their works.
Warrcn.. Mass.
jys-1y KNOWLES SHELBY.
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~ ~. PFiVvse Oteefe sse.~rssr.e
se3{se Sse.% resecn,il ~ BY letter. A ~
eesesl rss'pAes On the shove 49, \. ~
6seee o.. receipt u 8 CENTS
- IAneo9.-A psmpkIss o. speesi s.Sesssess
eS1sse sAoees - eltsss seot u - 7eS.s>s
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HELMBOLDe EXTRACT BUCHU Rives health
and vgos the frame end h,0m to the pallid choes
epms. and Mne Neaatneni = sRbmSn61 -, t9p61kp
slDu. losanuy a ecileptic f3s ensue. neo8SAVty
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Now for Revolution.
Don't be startled The country's sa'e Nevertheless
immediate. instantaneous revolution IL impending
DON'T BEAT THE DRUMS.
for this is silent revolution. 1t II nov going on
IN EVERY STATE,
ncine the married state. the single state and all
s,ssee ri the human hair which are not 10 harmony
with Sesuay or uhaaevsr undedrahlc tinee woman's
rinplee OF man. locks or vhskers may he. the evil
h ssmedied instantly by
cRIsTADORO's HAIR DIE,
which IL harmless a water and &c tain 10 produce
natuPal bls~h or brown 10 Eve ntsues. Manufhctur-
I'd by J. Cht0fADORO. Astor Houas. N. T.
sOld By III Drugglese. Applied By I'll Hair Dress
MANHOOD AND YOrTHFIII. IlQoR are no
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Actors and Actresses who lnyea
A. aAAsss

Actors and Actresses Who Invest
In aheso.
Our leading 40 ors and actresses are
:" some on diamonds and precious stones.
- will be seen By the folloa ing Charley
White, the minstrel. has . single disuond
pm v~lued ct $1,000. Mrs. Pike. wife Of
Mr.. Pike, Of Pixies Opera House celebrity,
has diamond necklace valued at 4S6. 900.
also about &2S. 900 worth Of jeWslry. The
late Z. p. Chrissy p0ssesssd pine and rings
valued at >25, OV0. 1rs. Wm. WhsaslSv
poss. ssed diamond breastpin worth A4.>
900 AID several diamond rings. Madeline
II osioues hes some 6ue dlamead siuVe
v.loed a d 500. Sallie hiocklsy hes d,a
monds valued q $4,000 r stori has dia-
aonds TO The amouns Of 81. 600. snbao-
ing tiafA worth 1l9 90. Ed~in Booth
Is said to possese diamond rings and PIN
70 the value q ofO.O0O. 0allesti hes soos
fine diamonds sDssoated as lsso 81, LOCO "
$4,000. Mas Kellogg. the prims denn.,
has collection u dsamonds, many q chem
peesents irom her admirers. valued q 116,.
600. Ars. Gualing posesseses. . die
send vslusd as $500. Neil Hty
sns wsers clnstsr pin worth 43,O0o 6sd
. cluster ring worth 1000. MIRA. Stans
ley, author u the ',Ssven Sissers," hes dia>
monds valued ct $4,000. Mr.. John Duff.
Of the Oy mpic Theatre. hss presented 10
the ladies' Of bic fsmin sets of disucad
jswelsy valued as over $4,000. Mrs John
Wood is the passessor Of stock of diamond
jewelry valued 1t $4,000 compris,ne mn.
cellaueous assortment, end . single ring
worth $1,000. John Nathan. retired Cir
Gus performer, owns single stone diamond
pin vasued It $4,000, and a cluster ring 1t
81 600. Mr.. and Mrs. Florence have . fne
collection Of jewels and diamcnda, valued at
over $4,000 Edwin Fsssset. the srsgedian,
Possesses some 90, 600 WoSth It diamonds.
Mrs Dan. NV ant has diamonds ss,imated
at $4,000 mss. aLcsoB Wall1ek hos oia>
msu6s - Tho ssscuus Of o6,O0o. lrs.
Hee1's cSI1ecaion e diamonds ~ pssslous
>tones 10 very 6ae, valued q $4,000. Ma.
Barney Willisms has . flne dlanOud pin.
valued a - O0O, psspenA fssn-ahs psepls
Of Dublia. k6Dao6d 0pGses, ~ ,hsStslcal
manager, hes fine casas diamond ring vsl>
usd e %. 600. Ms Bstusy williams has
. hsadsoos t,sairsvssy worth O, Geo and
Z cluster diamond voelh 81. 900.
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Shattered CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED BY
Ksswsnsr'e EXTRACT Brrwu (gebS d&wiy
NO CURE ALL.

But II you want a medicine that vii, cure Chronic
mot inAamstory) Rheumatism, Mumps Sore Threat,
Swell ngs Old Sores, Bruises, Toethsche Headache.
insect sne.. Pains in he Back and Chest, a.o. in
ternally. Diarrh9a, Dysentery, Collie, Croups. and
Vomiting. You have Il IN DR. Tobias Wonderful We
netian Liniment II never fails when used according
to the directions Every drop OF ii is put up by DIR.
Tobias himself. and he has dome for nineteen
year,. His medicine is known throughput the world.
the hest physicians recommend II. Thousands oil
certificates be at the depot Sc Cortandt st.
No family hssing c. idren, ehouid be without Il in
case Of Group. Thousands Of children are saved by
II annually. Tee it when first taken according to the
directions. and you viii never lose child Ladies'
will find II valuable IN Graduating pimpies and bloteh
es. Only 20 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold ny all
druggits throughout thu United Slater aud IN Eu
rope. Dep It, - Cortiandt Street, New 1ork.
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Misguided Men. AND TIE Law ov CBAs
rfy AND MEncY.- Howard Essays. on the Errors.
Abuses snd iseases which form the bash Of the Ora
yesi Maadiee in the rrt sge OF man, and fearfully
sap the vital powerp with Of relief Sent
Ia sealed letter nveiopee free Of charge. Address,
DR. SkILLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Aseo,iati. n,
Philadelphia, "A. mayi>d&w3m
HELMBOLp's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 10
pleasant In taste and odos free from al injurious
properties. and immedlate IN e ectiou. ldAw1y
LADIES can receive q box ofDr velpau's Pine BY
nail sealed from tbs eyes Of the puslic b. snclosas
one dollar and sia postage stamps to n. W. Ma
CONBER, AlbOy, NY
TAKR NO MORN UNPLRASANT AND UN-
8ATE, RBNBil1S for unpleasant and dangefQus
diseases. Tee H, LMBoLD's kxsHAC9 DUcuU AND In
In0VRn F2oeR WAan ffnA&heVa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

Ell10DlD'S nun ExTRAeT
DUCHU
lsssprsais sss - dssasss Of ne
o 6kapg z11Ssx 2SAvS C6hr RsGsss
GENERAL DkBulTf.
Ana ." o''ea's' % ~ URINARY ORGANS,
~hess~s ensuing +" MALE OR rEnALI.
oa Whatever s.''s Ss g: sss !. s 1:.ss &
nj no tsr.smrnt Il suhniffed 70, Consumption Of
Insanity msy ensse. Our Flesh and Blood are sup
ported from these sources. aud Ne
HEALTH Arp HAPPINESS.
that of Po.terisy. depends upoa prompt use OF re-
Sn.MsoLps EXTRACT BrcHU.
EssahlsAcd upwards oS rs years prepared BY
m. r. DaEIWDOBsOs
DAU0oIsf.
s..r, e e: s s:s;s q. T. ~: Tn e
se.r|s,s s 3 s. Tcs.s 81 pms.
into enyne. he i,ss process q sgestion: p clean
.sae - seo~ "a viii Schemes Mandrake p1ss m
Tonic ssoa sespses the appetite I'D fnoA int ec1'e
nc co"eumvs;on cannot ne rureA ~ s1Aescks Pumo-
mic ~ et0nach and sef = eds seelthy
and he sdpesit vestorcd hence the Tonic and nus
are seurispd N neaey sspFy ease ~ e0nsump ti0n
hem dsssa bgtslD q the ekAwkED TONIC snd
| tl,ree OF euss AAses os ne MANDRAKE PILLS VII
| euss sny osdinasy case a dyspepsA
D. Scnnsnx uAakea pecfeest0Nei vtstn in New sos.
Bustun. ~ st Ma yslncipal OMce N PnMassIpn,.a
ever week e. dai y papesp 81 eseh psaee. q -
papA let a consumption sor hie dats ! vi~aesssna
p1esse Gheesve whom pusrhas'ne. that fhe two nss
nesses II The Doctng one In the last stage ~ Con
eumptou ana the hes he nowir. In pcssect health
| are IN the Government e1aUp
bo4tie = a no The ~ doeeu All lctfen foe ady
sNoc}6 r. sadrrlued % Df. Srhencks HsncpoaO0~o
No. rs Moth M 0pese PhIlRdCphh- "a
INY:R q. Nsaes. Ballimosa, Nd John p. P.gk
| CipcsnoaSi. Ohio: Walkev b Tsyaof. Chicago, ID.
Collin. Broe.. o. lOuis. Mo.
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l. Read ihcee -four letters (
| ] |. ! !;
R uof's MAI Extract Depot,
or Broadway. N. Y.
lNN II does mot disagree with
~ ~, = medicine. am US ng Hnn .
'FSNf0xSs3S,A0M Malt Extract Beverage in
YJy4 "a connection with other nied-
We XVI C'nes NY physician was IN
X}dyV favos of II, and did rot thi. K
{slD Il could disagree with his
medicines In any way, asd
might help me. ! do indeed hope II will bsneat me
fr the difficulties 1t h recommended for. my aunt
10 benentisd by its use. PA. BEERS.
Dsnbusy. Apsil 9th. 1851.
CURE OF DISORDER OF THE STOMACH.
Accept my thanks. Nv huebaWd suAsvUd from
die,rdes Of the Stomach and has been entirely cured
b. HofYe Delicious Malt Ex .sact Beverage.
No. ses Riviasssa street. ny. A'A"
ITS EFFICACY UPON THE INCIp1HNr STAGE
OF TUBRRCULAR CONSUMPTION.
have ussd several dozen Of Ho6's Malt Extract
Beverage Of Health and am most happy 10 cay that
II Pvwe fally Excttes the activity VI the Lungs and
Ssrsn.tAses NE 'noranaaly the reepirstios = noss
Cough duasishes aaA 1hops 1t viii ee.ee entirely.
New Hsvsn. April y. lfs7. PHI. BENDER
IT STRENGTHENS TIE WHOLE g1sTRM.
an obliged 70 eav that my vile y Greatly Bene
1NeA by the Of Ho9s Malt kxtsaet II Il NO, only
stfcngthene tn nervee en- ths whole rystcm.
C.P WAGNER, No. rs, Ninth avenue.
New York. Feb. -, 1851.
agcnciss night apply to Ho6. Malt Extract Depot,
81 nsos1us ~, N. T., or LAN"FElDr, TnODk 8
CO.. Sole Agents. Daveopost lswA
AvU NO = rson nm rnONs,
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RNrHnlED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
q botA ooaeo - tlRxnoO. ~ DxfsAoe 0Uu1U. 70
WI give bsisk and sesFIctis 1ss11neA aa1 ens1ee
ron % rleep we'll. ffebo4AW1y
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Harrison = peristaltic Lozengers.
Pleasant. Proupt and Effective. Two taken q
night move the bowels once next morning Unlike
oil Ps they mover causs pain require increase Of
dose 10 perfect . cure
They cure Headache. Dssinees, Oppression aftes
eating, Sour Rising. and every evil ar-ing from Cos
r,vESxss nnd IsDiekr Warranted II On cascs Of
PnEs, either bleeding or blind. june2l-1m
THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH
fore the nerv0us and debilitstcd should Immediate
II nee HLnRoiDe ExrRACT BuonU. fdkW
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TIE moVvo1 - Peru.
sew end bsaaii1pl psslnne, WhieA n Aenesey a
ecen9 end the tenactU With Whirh It cllnGp 20 ~
haUd6eprA1ef 9pa pess0a, b unequalled.
ne uRovo a0clee afo TOT eose By oil DguGlloD 81
perfuncSs q u PEI bostle eacA 0eot b. expsU0 -
anysddsee b DeopdseuA -
ocso-ly1 10 labesv Strsst, Nsw Yorh.
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Cory, it is said, Is inci easing 80 rapidly
in population that il now .anks next 10 Erie
among the cities Of Northwestern Penn
-vlvsria
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WHOLE NUMBER 268.

teeth very much resemble cats teeth ;,
and no right minded person would charge
a cat with roofing up potatoes and eating
them in the hill The mouth and teeth
are not Constructed or adapted to eat
vegetables. Open the stomach Of mole
ANY season Of the year-and you will
find it filled with the remains of cath
worms, grUbs, insects, &c. In killing
the mole, the farmer kills one Of his
best friends. know a farmer who paid
a man S5 TO kill all the moles in his
meadow, The work was done three
years after, the farmer would have given
$50 to have the mOles put back again
for, from the time the moles were killed,
wire worms, white grubs and insects in
Vulnerable took possession Of the meadow,
and prevented the growth of anything
like a crop until the moles reappeared.-
Where there are on earth worms or in
sect grUbs, be the vegetation ever SO
choice, varied, or luxuriant, there on
molss viii be found; but on the contrary,
where grubs and earth worms abound,
there moles may be found, although the
place is barren Of vegetation. How long
will it take mankind to recognize their
friends in the lower orders of creation? ?
..ss. + JOHN r. KLPPART. g
COLUMBUS, April %, 1867. -.
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HOW 10 IUpGE HoRsEs.


CHAs. l.. THAYER writes to the Conn
try Gentleman as follows, in reference to, F.
judging the character of horses by. their
outward appearance -.'--5 7-- '-
q I offer the following suggestions. the
result Of my close observations, and long.
experience IF the color be light sOrrel
or chestnut, his feet, legs and face white q
these are marks Of kindness. If he is
broad and full between the eyes, he may
be depended on as a horse Of good sense, fa
and capable of being trained to anything;
as respects such horses, the more kindly
you treat them the better you will be
treated in return. Nor will horse of
this description stand whip if well fed. 70
IF you want a safe horse, avoid one that
is dishfaeed He may be so far gentle
as not to scare, but he will have too
much go-ahead in him to be safe with
everybody. IF you want a fool, but a.
horse Of great bottom, get deep bay.
with not white hair about him. Ifhis
face is little dished, so much the worse.
Let no man ride such a horse that is not
an expert rider they are always tricky
and unsafe. If you want one that viii
never give out, never buy a large over
grown one. A black horse cannot stand
heat, nor a white one cold. If you want
a gentle horse, get one with more or less
white about the head, the more the bet
ter. Selections thus made are of great
dOcilityz and gentleHess.' srsya-, ~ sss-..
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seleft guetrg.
SPRING.

STERN winter now resigns the length'ning day;
-Mjehdel Brace
hills, and woods in rich array.
-7H0S. Carelr.
Invite my steps, and point to yOnder glade,
Beneath these rugged elms; that yew trees shade.
Gray.
The moon is up, and yet it is not night.
Lord Byron.
It seems as ifsOme CLEAN Of verdant light
At intervals, amid the leaves unseen,
Cards Wileoz.
Did add its beauty to the budding green:
John Clare
No sound, save OF the night winds gentlest sigh.
B. Barton.
Was by the low winds chanted in the sky.
John wilson.
90 Come here, and rest thee, gentle stranger; come
II. WlitlCOTth.
And paint the pleasures Of the peaceful home.
To yonder bench, leaf sheltered, let US stray.
Gilbert White.
Beyond yon Struggling fence that skirts the way
Goldsmith.
'' Another springr' his heart eIulting cries.
r. Bloomfield.
-Jas. Bsattte
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tOthe CONTRARY, are considered as W1shlngIo
heirsubscriptions to thepaper-
2. If subscribers order the dlsconLlhuauce m %
their periodicals, the publisher may cOhIlh
send them until all arTearages are PAID
Z Ifsubscribers neglectO or refuse to takethelr
Dsriodieals from th e ofIiceto whiehthey were d.
:ected they areheId responsible TIL they nave
setfIed the bill and ordered themdiscontinued
4 IfsubseribersremOve to otherplaces WlJh-
OutinfOrming the publisher, ano the p@PeIS lLe
semitic thefoTmer direction, they are held re-
4. INC Courts have decided that refusngto
take DeriodicalsfrOmt the Office, e,orremovingand
leaving them uncalled for, is PTfmdJ Jaeie evil
dence 0fintentiOnal fraud.
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VOLUME VI. NO. 10.
.URBANA UNION.
,. - W. ~. no Ok, PRorz.

OFFIcE:-Champaign National BaIk Building,
second and third doors WestsideA AOTthMaln-
street, ,nearthe Square.
TERMs:-s2 90 per annum, invariably In al
vance. 81, ,25 fOrSiX Months.
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BANKS.
Citizens National Bank.

APArSTRONG PRES'T
E G. WILEY, CAoh Il
avs interest holders Of United States Bonds with
sOut charge: buys and sells Coin ana kEchange anu
dTfts on me principal cities Of Europe; and does
General Banking Business.
Directors.
EDWARD JENNINGS,
DANIEL BLOBE,
WILLIAM WILEY,
..". JOSEPH HILL,
ADAM MOSGR0FE,
J. 81. BLOSE,
OLIVER TAYLOR,
B. ARMSTRONG.
-1y.
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TrnrTcr...sHEEGn -

Having disposed Of our stock Of goods formerly
kent bv MessFs Friedman, Friedman, & Co., to Mes
srs Wright g. Powell, request all knowing them
selves indebted to to call and settle The books
andaccouns are in the hands Of Mr. Morris Friedman
who is authorized to settle up our business An early
call will save costs. MACK q BROS,
April 80, 1857. 264-h
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Why should you not as we'll give a
recipe how to destroy MEN, horses, cattle
and sheep, as we'll as to destroy mOles ?
There is no animal as common as the
mole, whose nature, appetite and habits
are so little understood. In the estima-
ton Of most people heis a twin brother
Of the serpent, and every one has an un-
deniable and tacit right to kill him. To
kill him for what? What has the mole
done that makes him deserve a summary
and violent death? Has he eaten choice
roots or plants, or eaten anything which
man wanted to eat2 Not bit Of it.
The mole eats earth worms, grubs, lar
vac, eggs of insects, as we'll as the insects
themselves. Get any work on Natural
History, and under the caption Of Insec-
tivorm, (animals living on insects, you
will find the genus TALPE. (moles,) and
if the treatise is comprehensive one,
YOU will find that the mole's mouth and
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@IisfEIIanp.
no DESTROY GROUND HOLES.

TO DESTROY GROUND HOLES.
A FARMER who has tried the expert
ment, gives the following method for dis
posing of ground mOles :F r-s r-..-.
" One peck of castor beans will de-
stroy all the ground moles in this coun-
ty. All one has to do is to put two or
three beans in any place where they work
and as they traverse their holes once or
twice every-four hours, they will find
the beans so, they will never return. =
Ddvto1, Journal. " @ l-.
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L. DELMoNIcO, the famous New York
restauratour, returns his income at S2O6,-
5O4. The previous year it was s72,6i7'
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rRREFRAaARLE PRoor.


A PHILADELPHIA gentleman Of fss-
tive tastes, who takes a fair shake" at
all the Obtainable pleasures of the town,
last. week assisted at a heavy dinner,
took much potable, and did not leave for
home until at ever so many o'cloek. On
reaching his doOFstsps and fishing I'D
bis night-key, he became satisfied that
he was essentially con7iEialized, and not
precisely in that condition which a GOOD
husband should be to be meet good
wife. Cautiously entering the hall, be
stopped, listened, moment heard no
noise, and congratulated himself that the
family were asleep. Quietly he took of
o7ercoat, drew off boots, turned of hall
light, slowly asoended stairs to family
bedroom, hesitated at door, believed he
was reasonable right, stealthily entered,
found gas turned low, wife apparently
asleep, thought she Oas asleep, sat down,
listened again, no stir; began to undrsss:
got coat, vest, pants drawers, stockings
all safely of; was journeying carefully
toward couch, when wife Of his bosom
quietly asked. tl.s .-as
Coming to bed, dear Pr alrr ......-
Fl" Yes, love-. 81 ..4 az t-Hu g. ..-.
"Well, dear, ladn't yoa better take off
your hate" .. - .s
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-05-29

DANIEL WEBSTER, 10 one Of his no,
bic haranguss, thus referred to the ter
ribls misfortune of the overthrow of
Constitutional liberty, We hope those
who are so ready to acquiesce 10 it as
thing accomplished, win read what
" the Great EZpounder says, and have
their virtues revived 80 .s-F adj -a--
/" Other misfortunes may be borne, or
their effects overcome. If var should
sweep our commerce from the ocean, an
other generation may renew it; If igex-
haust our treasury, future industry may
replenish It; if it desOlate and lay waste
our fields, still, under q new cultivation,
they will grow green sgain, and ripen to
future harvests. It we're but a trife,
even, if the walls Of yondsr capitol we're
to orumble. its lofty pillars should fall,
and its gorgeous decorations be covered
BY the dust of the valley.
"All these might be rebuilt. But
who shall reconstruct the fabric of de-
molished government? Who shall rear
again the we'll proportional columns OF
Constitutional liberty Who shall frame
together the skillful architecture which
mites National Sovereignty with State
RIGHTS. individual security and public
prosperity? Now, il these columns
shall fall, they will be reared not again.
Like the Coliseum and Parthenon, they
will be destined to q melancholy, mourn
full Immortality, Bitteref tears, how
ever, win aow over them than we're ever
shed on the monuments Of the Roman
or Grecian Art, for they will be the
Of q more glorious sdifOs than
or Rome ever saW-the ediiee Of
American liberty"