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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

Dosros gessifs appear g, have settled "a.
amoag themselves a. iesst, ,a..i the Sc,.ara.
non between Senator Sumner and his viii.
n wider than the ocean that rolls between
them. They say the case resembles that Of
Judah p. Benjamin, whose wife took early
refuge m Europe. greatly 70 the talk" OF
New Orleans, some years ago. Further>
more. that il the reasons urged against
Sumner and Spngus. BY their respective
wives, could be averaged, there might be
two happier Senatorial households Chi
cago Rspublinn.
Spraeus and Sumner both Two Of the
lights Of the party "founded 10 mora
ids,sv~ We ase beginning to lcarnsas the
.svsr power" subsidies. what kind Of moral
ideas coustitute such . foundation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

DR.. Schencl<' Mandrake Pills.
A ScBsrirurg CALoNsL-Th.sc Pills are COM
posed Of various roots having the pewer TO relax
the secrcons of the liver promptly and efiectually
blue pill or mercury, aud without producing any
oi those dissgrocsbe dangerous e!iec 10 which f.
ten follows the uso Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may he used
with confidence, they promote the discharge OF
Initiated bile and remove these distinctions from the
liver aud biliary ducts. which the cause OF bill
ious aifrc lions i'll general
SCitENck'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Hcadarhc and MI disorders of the liver, indicated
by ssliow skin. coated tongue, oostyeness drowsi-
and general feeling Of wearincss and lass tude
show ing that the liver l. IN torpid or DISTRACTED
condition. In short, these Pills NAV be used with
advantage in all cssee when purgatlve or Alternative
medicine l. required.
Please ask tor " Dr. Scheuck'e Mandrake PILE"
and observe that the two kencsscs OF the Dr. are on
the Government stamp-one when In the last stage
of Consumption, and the other In his present health.
Sold by druggists and dealers. Price IS cts per box
Principal Office No - North 9Th ct Philadelphia. Pa
General Wholesale Agents John ID. Park, \. E.
cor. of Fourth and Walnut ct, Cine matt. ONO !:
Walker i Taylor. 134 aud l35 Wabash Avenue. Chi
caeo. III Collins Brothers, south wet cor OF I'd
Vine Streets, ST. Iuris. Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
EXTRACT or IErrRa rgcN PEoyiprScs, Ala.,t
May1a iSeG z

M Ions ulrr: send yon $50 fnr CTisRus llgr
rss; Please send whai itNi come To after paying
fsei.-nt 10 CciHiulns. Misa havsbeen troubled for
several Years ,ssa iion have had - take pills
cvrry risn. tor ten iscu year, ara in February.
1851. Nss attacked with general paralysis. l
confined To my room for the balance Of the year and
In f4cf. continued in = very weak and nervous cond-
ton urt some two mssth- since, when was pr.
under an operation, and your Cssiron Ritters for
treatment. commenced improving right away, ana
au pretty well restored. Yours, truly,
snak2R de<nlkw-1v a. l.. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

Naursi Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest 10
!ne o.n.will give satisfaction to all. Principal
mers Hair DIE in Chicago. Fu.,sr. finch Fuller,
Lord g smith. and Burnhsm. q Van Schaack.
JOHN j. KRONER.
....on a.. 49i Chestnut Street. philadelphia.
eagN oem Sole Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
ST. PAUL.
Private Conan 1f.tions.

Boarding Dad Day school
tor YOUy0 LADIES AND Mmsle. Apply .
sat Psce, Or = rsssenes , Nora Sasesss Ho.
lnstructteaia Aoetc MRS. 9. !. MGAHD.
nssssden mag NissR. = RRARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

rns not Democratic gain in the Ohio
I.csish,nre Is 80 soies on i'm, baio (which
~ eins remarkably well fl dead and
h.iad afiY.
IQtr,. ia, ST., 20 "A ate ,nepa az.
.se',y d countess she@ -sa gere>
..4.e ga.u oi rius l.'isn oas hunaac IN /
ni.s-tlnuc ,oils - tla Democratic dc.
ia .swa, iie DenocrAllc and Peoples
Party gains Will foot up heavily. Verify
IA. signs are propltous.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

ENFEBIED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF both sexes, use HIS BOZ D's ExrsA,T Bucar. II
will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you TO sleep we'll tfcb5-dfwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
ID + A M Els.

COutu,:iOn- senereal Cfs slracter.
Cure. tnera without r,so.tng to Mercury ,Iodide
Potassii Arsenic ~ euT poison but with Neutral
lzer positive iet al humors aud blood poisons
CH1A~fc NF.kNi--, sIch es seminal Weakness,
nocturnal aad DIrual Lals-ions, brought On BY
auGse TIC y~ie earl indlscrctions. esscs,
entail, hcrrCiia ~, ing loss Of flemors, conit
-ian drpr,.s-ioH 1.'+nt -. aud Ufenrmes Insanity,
wir8uinrT ilst, NFt r! symptoms. treated aud
r9dffalli t. .r ie ii.cthUd sHl ins u.lcl
tult =.iIlt'st+ tft5' 'ashorihfe, Structure, 81.
aii al-.a-c, Pr -sz& -, 81 u fiyutv nature,
radically rur.,.
Ga disras., ,i lie MOST HOPRlHLE CLASS
whore the uouG - r. unle poisoned, producing
biotehes ON tho face. small watery bsters, pains in
head and bones. liberated throat, nose, limbs ard
body, scrofula, together with an endless number Of
euferings.
Dr. James is re commended by the pre.s generally
III medical faculty and professors of medical college,
etc. Those afflicted should apply Immediately. and
be cured Oftheee terrible discusses.
DIR JAMES hs- iu-ti-sued arcv.eed, improved and
greatly enlarged edition OF THE MONITOR On Ven
eral Diseases peculiar To the eexes, with directions
and prescriptions Tor seii treatment.
SpE.xAToRRnI., caused by self abuse, sexual cx
cese &C. Is fully treated and will not fail TO arrest
the gttcntion OF the reader
Al important feature d the book is a treatise upon
Come ption hos a.s.sied and the necessity and
propriety. sometime L 50 doing.
TIE various t.-sss- peculiar to females, are fully
treated and theil rsiHsa - wen.
The aouiioi is gftalea EpOn line paper, neatly and
substantially bound. cea.au!ng $50 pages. and II lie
intended book. pa Kept for private reference
and consultation. l. "a mci.rm In parvo- much 10
the smallest space. Buy III Read III The book will
injuro none, but bcnoat all-The old and young Of
both s.mariiea and single. Price OF
Book. S1.OO.
Aldress. Dr. JAMES P o. Drawer 1903, Chicago, LII.
DIR. James Office aud Parlors are at " Randolph
street, corner OF Dearborn street, Chicago. where he
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. A. n. tos p. NJ Consultations confidential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

The Reruhlican Temperance organ

The Republican Temperance organ 81
Des Moiner, to usen purely classical OK
preston. ''las' gets RICH. W anl lows F."
the result Of tho lste ,lsSl'ani IA To 'e''''
is editor ID rsta ogiaaaeoea ~ tas
ieai party. urd cracks tie party "''P 'f'
laliy. Hear hin.
..vha ,.,nhi,csn party cannot te'y On
sore,gn born voters for support.
.rh..sfare In Gods name, let US na'o ~
no.. ,ruckling to the drsm"se,ie.s
Nv .,urs,ao Of the GermSns. Let the
hole herd ofthe devils swine
. 90 down into the sea together
Nov that's pointed. 1t compcrts per-
f.c,ly with Ben wade's declarations that
e. negro is . better man than forsigner-
espeeial,y the Dutch" We heard more OF
this missrabiy abusive stuff while the
Germans we're vo' ing with the Republican
party. but now that they dare to entertain
an opinion Of their own .snd act upon itat
the h.llo, box irrespective of republican
leaders. snch billingsgate a. above quoted
is hesped upon them. Curse away,
Meesrs. Radicals-but remember, THAI
curscs like chickens Frequently come home
"a, roest. >..s
recent Issue Of tbs ye0 Iork Tribune
SSn,aips . Doodle loaded leader entitled
.Lacixlstiyc Jobbers-Bewsss y IL. q.
admits that there are many psssons oscu>
pyas important pesaioas ." she rsPuh'
hoso party win Ave achieved a bad repn
ts,,oh. lie THINKS bat there ID bare pos
s,b.hty II their beng honest men. tie SAYS
tae, tncy may be siriueus, and sianderen
!. sd good republican,. and popular IN CT
tain districts, sma have wives and families
to support but, to use.his own WORDS
.,he republican partv cannot afford TO take
any. declrlaad this fall
fhis p avery candid admission TO come
frou,.one of the chiefs OF the radical party
Il teaches, prominently, two things FIRST
that the republican party has been in th'
hAhit ofsanyias .'dssk>losd' Of dishoO'
sssy and sosss) 1ks6 1second, that tho re
publican party y - Rfer able 70 TAX
the same cargo.
TnusLow wzsp having accounted tor tn
politics Of the Louisvills Journal ~ AAyinl
that ''sincs the termination ofheqiiiuss
son Of Prentice, Who served under We star
and bars. together With another rsbeftsfh
ssr. have been admitted into tho JouAns
B. eonoesn," old Prentice rctorts that be bal
but one son. and he is not in the concern,
and that no other yebsl officer has been a
I'll sonsscted with il. "Thus much saws
Prentice. "for your cslumny. Old 1hnr'ow
You ought, il your ancient joints ara mol
TO, rheumatic OF souty, 10. 20 down upcr
all iours with "a l!ilo Of your paper unde'
your droong moash and HEX out youi
ISLANDERS. Before huudrcd!h par Of tn
ticking could be done, though, yoir pois
onous old tongue eou ! wear out and that
Just what should he
rns not Democratic gain in the Oak
l.crielsmte Is 40 Vot.s on i'm, b. lot, whic'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

The Healing Pool, and House OF
MERCY. Howard Association Rcposts for YocNe
Men, an the Crime of solitude. and the BBAnsos Anu
sEs aud DISEASES which destroy the manly powers,
and create inlpcdiments to MAnalAse, wan eafe
eass n reliof Sent n seA ietter euve cpes nee
Of charge. Address. DR.. J. SkILLlN HOu oHTON,
Howard Association. Philadelphja. Pa eep25dk w9m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

y common form Of Indigestion
j. oppression after eating, or depressing dulne.s
" the spffifs With fatmierce or a belchiug up OF
wind. ant almost always follows Co-tiyeness. Or,
ii A#Kisos'- PrEIsrALflu Lozr>Gis. give qaics and
not require increSse oil tusc. never grippe, aud Tor
Constipation OF the Bowels. Piles Headache, Hizzi-
ntss, Irregularities, and other Female Weaknesses,
they are Incompatible.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU and IsrEoy NJ,
ROsE WASH cures and delicate dis riders IN al
their stages. at little expense, little change Ia
dict. no inconyeniehce and ne exposure It's pioae-
ant in asic and odor, immediate IN Its action. and
Zee from all injurious properties. tfeha-dSwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
ARKANSAS HEARD FRONT
sDrrnseial OF azDicAL nxs.

0roNH iPolNT, White co. Ark. 10y -. ~.
Da JON dear Sir: Last Fsbtusey wasin
Louisvill( EAasing drugs. and got eSmc Of Jour
Sarsaparfla md Cedron Bitters. My eon-in-law who
masism for come time, commenced on the Bitters,
and soon found HE general health improved. DIR.
Giet who had been in bad health, tried them, and he
also improved DR.. Cone, WIN had been tn bad
health for several years stomach and liver affected
he improved very much by the use of your Bitters
Indeed the Cedron Btters has given you great popn
arty in this settlement. think could sell greet
quantity of your medicines this fal-e>pecialy OF
your Cedron Bl,ters and ssrsaparilla. ship me via
Memphis. care ineket & Nicely. Respectfully.
C. b. WALLER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
BLOOM o. THE LOTUS.
rs.~.cra:.s Egs~!r E3.p.

fENrEFtt5 > ~. 1877 ETtsFA
Th!- splentl rsr he i@ The best In the world
The only -nvr ald raerrcr DYE Harmless Rclia-
b,e rnster;su,ou4 80 disappointment. no ridic
ri,..,in,. s..,rr.i Rack or Brown. Remedies the
III csd,s of BAD pys iays.orates the hair, leaving
Il son oaa beautiful The genuine is signed William
A. B,tebc,or All oilers are mere limitations, and
.,o,,s ~. o,,,aea SOLD by all Druggis'sand reriu.
mess. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
LA,,rs can receive box ofDr velpau's Pills by
NATL sealed from the eyes Of the public by enclosing
one dollar and si1 postage stamps tn N. w. Ma
COMBRR. Albany. n
uRLMROLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 10
p,e.senf in taste and odor. free nom all injurious
properties and immediate In - action. td6w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
More than 10 years OF tho s0Cu
Cessltel u~e Of
ssPct(il'0 American Eye Salv0,' .

On which time 100000 boxes have hoo0 uee0)
has plaeedit beyond The pale Of experiment.. II has
become nccessity 10 every family for instant use,
only for diseased eyes acute or chronic but for
sIpelas ealtsheuan, stngs 81 sscSs llupqaeto Mics
Infants sores chses and scabs, chapt hands. ehapt
Mps and all kindred ME; relieving pains and healing
never been Known in single eaas - ihjufe, - he
nee ~ the Ccnching needle, Bstoufy pfu6e ~ Of
EARNING caussies casrodi.e lcstoae CD eyewAtess,
spdisk Qu1iagi a aslicete e isst61
sUnsethte or envel6pe thSl eS11elvs CreiA. ~
Ror ealc q Wholesale and sstal Ct pfopreDrsl low
pIsessssts ed Assa6 8 tFoSsissos5s DsssapSSss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

WARRANTED Cheapest and Test
To Farmers Express Companies, Stage Pfopr'etofs.
Livery Establishments, aud all who Use H"r .es.
Dir. TOBIAS yENITIAS HORSE LlNIMEST,
In Pint Bottles, nj One Dollar.
For ~ cure ~ Laneress. Scratches, Wind Gale.
Sprafas Bruises. Spliuts Calls, Collie. Slipping sri
fe, Gy,rhaat'ne. Sore Th-as'. Nail IN the Foot &c.
Al who own EMPLOY horses, are assured that
this lnimcnt will do all md more than is stated in
curing the ahove-uamed complaints. DIR NJ twenty
years 1t has never failed TO gse satisfaction in Gin
gle instance.
Sold by Drucgis,s and Saddlers. Price - cents per
box. Depot, OF Cottaud, street. New York.
THE GLORY OF MAN IS sTRENGTH.-There-
fore the nervous and dchilitated should immediate
" use IILMBoIp's EXTRACT BuoBC. dSw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

Hkf5sEd ZZI6fnFnssN US HdX VT
In{sexSk<@ ssxss4s .Sidsr sas - 1880 'ss' q
Mss-s sfiAs<-s $500 ss 49,. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
PREPARED OIL Of palm An0 mace,

PREPARED OIL OF palm Auo maze,
Tor Rresefv1ng, IeeolOrfnG ana
lBeosStfy ihg che 1AaArs
And is the most delightful sad voaderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' win And II not only certain remedy 70 Re.
store Darker and Beantify the Hair, but also desf
able article for the Toilet. II 10 highly perfuned
with rich and delicate perfume. independent Of the
fragrant odor Of the Oils OF Palm OF Mace.
The Marvel Of Pesw.
new and beautiful perfume, which 10 del1caey Of
scent, and the tenAcity With which II eings 70 the
ha ndkerchief and person, is uneQualled.
the above articles for sale by oil Druggists and
Perfumers 81 per bottle each. Sent By express to
T. ". WRIGHT q CO..
oc20-ly] = loo Liberty Street, New York.
TAKE 40 MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE RESE!IES for unpleasant and dangerous
Diseases lse l,LsHoLp's ExTEAcr BrcHu AID In
Proven Resi- WASH lfes-d6wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

a STAR ON FIRE.
WA recently reported by the astronomers What OF
that Who cares for orb myrads OF miles away
Meanwhile the whole country f. in BLAZE Of
excitement At the wonderful effect prod .ced during
the past year upon tens OF thousands Of
HUMAN SPHERES
BY that queneher Of frey hair. that transformer OF
gray hair thsa swim beautnef Of hair OF every IN
plesesnt ehade Of c0br.
CHRlSTADORO's HAIR DYE
spseparatisn q harmless April rain 0anafactufed
By J. CRiSTADORU, Aston House, N. \. eolo
b. al DsugHAsts. Applied By aIl Hair Dreeeese.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

HELMBOID'S EXTRACT BCCHU dives heath
and vgoe to the frame md bloom TO the pad cheek.
Debility IL accom- psnied by many alarming symr-
TOMS and II no treatment ID submitted 70. consump
ton, insanity or epeptic ats ensue. ffebs-d&wty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
MRS. LINCOLN.

Opening CT she arrcnI
Soak al brnny ..acna mi.
s !" OF aTricau De-c.ni.-s.,e
ia. white flousc--snseTess'
-. 4Errujnfpccu-c~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

Principal Agency, Brandreth House, Y. Sold
by Oh Druggists.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13

by both Woman-like, with the impair
tial sympathy of true enevolence--tiod-
like, in the noble and divine spirit of her
Savior. she stayed not her hand in her
work of mercy till she had blessed both
friends and enemies. and offered up
her life in the cause Of suffering human
ity e"l 1- -" A.fi'li .
Where woman is. there is home Hard
is the fate of that man who hath not the
sweet counsels of woman to ease his va
ried trials, and soften the asperities of
life-nor her cheering smiles, as men
tai sunshine, to chase away the clouds of
despondency that rest upon his soul,
And how hard is the death of that man
who hath not woman by his side in the
character Of sister, wife, or mother, as a
visible guardian angel, to smooth his dy-
ing pillow-to wipe the death damp from
his brow--to clasp his pale hand-to
bedew with her tears his burning check
to kiss his quivering lips and to whisper
an afectionate adieu to his sinking spirit
as 1t recedes from the world, into the dark
unfathomable and unknown abyss Of
death
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13
THE INDIAN TREATIES.

The announcement that treaty Of
peace was concluded on the 2Sth ult. with
the Arapahoe and Cheyenns Indians is
and important one, for they are the fer
cest and most influential tribes of the
Plains, and. have made most of the trou.
bic during the recent Indian war. Seven
days before treaties were concluded with
the Kiowas and Camanches, who agreed
to keep the peace and offer no obstacle to
the construction of the Pacific Railroad.
The United States, on its part, allotted
these two tribes reservation of about
six thousand square miles in the South
western part of the Indian Territory, and
promised each Of the savages suit Of
clothes each year. with seeds and tools
for those who should undertake farming
and $4,000 dollars worth of goods to be
annually distributed to the tribes. The
terms OF the treaty with tho Arapahoes
and Cheyennes are similar to those NEIL
toned above, except that as these tribes
are larger the reservation and the annual
grants of presents are larger. The Indian
Commissioners are quite sanguine that
these treaties will secure permanent peace
on the part of these tribes, and we Ger
tainly hope they may. But the United
States must fulfil to the letter the obi
cations assumed by the treaties. or the
Indians cannot be held to fidelity on their
part. Civilization must be just to Bar
barism, or Barbarism will be barbarous
in its treatment of Civilization. -.y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13
THE MAN VINO ATE the DRUM.


During the late war, while the army Of
Tennessee under General johnson Law
encamped near Dalton, the following rich
scene occurred; There was very popular
dealer in, newspapers there, perfect
Brobdignag in size, riyalirg Daniel Lam
bert In rotundity of stomach. A regi.
ment was there, about to leave for Mobile;
and our massive friend had some business
with the colonel. So. putting and blow.
ing, he came up a few minutes before the
train started. As he came up a soldier
spied him, and halloed out, Boys, here
he IS" Instantly the whole regiment
was on the alert, and shout after shout
went up, Here he is, here he is p Loot.
ing dumfounded. the fat man said .
whats up, gentlemen What have I
done p You're the very man that stole
our big drum and swallowed it"=went
up simultaneously. Struck with surprise,
he did not know whether to laugh or get
mad, but finally said. "Well, boys, il
you'll stay till evening I'll eat you."=
BalOu's Monthly.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13
AN INDIGNANT CAPTAIN.

The following story is told by "Mark
Twain" of a gallant naval officer. Twenty
or thirty years age, when missionary en-
tcrprise was in its infancy among the is
lands ct the South Seas, Captain Sum-
mers anchored bis sloop.ofwar off one Of
the Marqucsas | think it was. The next
morning he saw an American flag floating
from the beach, Union down. This excl
ted him fearfully, of course, and he sent
off boat to inquire into the matter.
Presently the boat returned, and brought
a grave.lookipg missionary. The cap
tain's anxiety ran high. He said
"What's the trouble out there p
quick !"
"Well, I am grieved to say, SIR" said
the missionary. "that the natives have
been inlerrupting our sacerdotal exereis
es." f t.i ~
mo blast their yaller hides, I'll
what--what was it you said they'd been
doing?'
ut pains mo. sir, to say that they have
been interrupting our sacerdotal execises. "
"Interruptipg your-your-h-l Man
them starbgard guns Stand by, now,
to give EN- the whole battery y
The astonished clergyman hastcned to
protest against such rigorous measures,
and finally succeeded in making the old
tar understand that the natives had only
been breaking up prayer meeting
ooh. devil take it, man, is that all
I Thought you meant that they cd stopped
your grog!'.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13

Att0fneYss ~
WY HU KENFIELD, Attorney at law and
w Solicitor in Chancery also General lnsur-
snsa Agent, Hyde Park, Vt.
Fre life Accident, Life and Accident conf
binea and Live Stock Insurance effected IN the
oldest, largest an d most reliable Insurance Com
s.nis. vSis' IN No. tbe United states. 2r-lf
IaB SAWYER, attorney at law and solicitor
II, In chancery. Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent iof
tha ,rosecltion Of all claims against the U. >.
.5vernment. Office in Newsdealer building. Il
brigham Il WATERMAN, attorneys at law
d and solicitors in Chancery. Hyde Park, W.
Particular attention given to the COLLECTION OF
all claims ayanst the Government, widows, IN
avid and ether pensions, bounties, back pay
d,. WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. L. WATERMAN. 40
uENpEE 4 LEWIS, attorneys and counsel
III lors at .aw and solicitors in Chancery' Nor
tIsyille, VI Office in Masonic building.
Capt. Lewis will give prompt attention to the
prosecution Of claims against the government.
lie would also say that he has received the sp-
ro ntment OF second register OF probate Tor the
district Of Ctmoille.
BOWERS GI.EED. attorneys at law and So
I licjtors Chancory, Morrisville, VT. (Oihce
formerly occupied by Hon. T. Gleed.) II. H. row
RRs, r. K. 0LEED.
n o. HEATH. attorney and counsellor a. AZ
nj, law, and solicitor in Chancely also IL
censei WAR Claim agent, Johnson, W: omce'
front rooms, second story, over b. b. merriam
store.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13
FALL PLoUGHrNa.

A soil that is close, hard, and SO com
pact that the fbrous roots Of plants can
not penetrate it, cannot be expected to
produce a crop Of wheat or any other cere-
al and consequently the more porous we
can make it the greater the return It will
Yield. ln order that the nutritive matter
contained in the soil may be made pro.
ductive, we must cultivate we'll. Tho
ploughing must be well done; the man
ure applied to field should be thorough
ly Incorporated with the soil in order to
be within reach of the roots Of the plants.
Special attention should be given to this
subject at thistimc. and the laud got into
the very best condition, that VIC may raise
larger crops to the acre. The more land
We can plow iu the fall, and get in fne
tilth for planting or sowing, the lcss We
shall have to do in thespring Many far
mcrs reaped the reward Of their foresight
In this particular the past spring, when
the weather was SO unfavorablc that only
a few days now and then ct to do work
in, and they succeeded in getting in their
crops while their unfortunate neighbors
were doing their plowing o