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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
THE VERMONT RAW ZONE
Of LIME

Is made of raw oncs with the otl.cr AIRY
utaents o he best quality, aid With no other adu
tcrat-n whGtcv. Ut the 20 n # tn Company, -.
Iohusbury, undcr he dir elton OF OEAC.. PADDOCK,
Esq, well En a,ricultulist, AMI also by hs
position long Held -i5 Office II the Caledonia
County Agricultural so i,ty. lie preparation is con
."cted with skill and fidelity and i he detc.mi'-
ion Of the Company fully maintain its hiqh
standard of excellence. / ,.Inonial from
many Of our Lest rncrs how it to he thc cheapest and
best fertilizer offered in oar III r,c.:
The VT. Raw Bone Superphosphate is
the best every way JoNA LAWlENCF,
Sec. OF ,a.ciouii TO- Wool Groves Am.
he most satisfactory OF any have used"
hon. EZRA \. PARKS,
Ivs't # Ca!odpui e. A-TicuI u.al :. ci,ty.
Has proved ali that can be desired"
IS. Got ID, Wet Concord, ".
Contains the most Bone Phosphate Of any
J.r.rusIEE ra-s.mI.ic, Vt.
is altogether the best in market, ha-tens
IN 'ti so 'r. -ar" secure from frost much eaIli-
'r IA Il 9th -rwi-c.' I'N. BARRON HDtLTON.
: JOau bur-, VI.
Has marked and beneficial erect
has..- a.d po 4; - /. ". >ANlUE>, Esq,
sc Of Cal donna g. : agricultural ~uc:ctv.
1t stands. at the head otcy,y thirsof tho kin
There was two bushels where twas put.
to one where It was net used. iri,d sdr by
Dc un - I4p..N,d -i.p.IVa, i,'i4tr Lime.
.i,uutl,tu Cd Lv ~ L. i;-ti!,.y x lost AZ in crv-
dc iur "a lion e.. s i md T. at.uciiI, there
a marked difference in favor of the VT. Su-
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LIZ I. i, husbury, Vt
Il had better yield and earlier crops
au .ri -!tt T. AU Tired L.. u.rr or 'or hIa- d.
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the s:....r. i.L.I NH
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| It greatly Increases Tic H.... a-d E.A,G-'s rir
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i '..- ygia.a-, 1t IS the best we get"
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Those who buy and use it wilIose moth
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
Good for the Beginners.


Itis statsd ,ha. n delegation Of sixty
State railway engineers attended the funer-
Al Of a brother engineer at New-Hayen.
Oo their return to New York 10 the even
inc ,hcy found that they were too late for
the train 10 the North. and learning that
Commodore VAxpEBBllr had ordered .
special train 70 be dispatched TO Albany
for the accommodation Of members Of the
Legislature, they requested permission TO
attach An extra car to the train for their
conveyance. The Commodore listened to
their request, and informed them that the
privilege would be granted, provided none
Of them would attempt TO enter the car oc-
cupied by the legislators. The committee
replied that they would accept the eondi-
tons, provided, hswsver, that mono OF the
members would attempt to enter their car,
% they did not like TO BE- disgfaesd 10 that
public manner
Boyd 4 Co., Solicitor OF Patents, 20e
Pine street, st. Louis, officially report to
the DExocRAr the following Patents grant.
ed Iowa and Missouri inventors for the
week ending 10th June, 1863
IOWA.
NJ B. Mills, Dewitt, Sewing Horse; T
s. Bell, Wapelio, Pruning Spear r. Cew
thorn, Lyons, Tire Setter.
MISSOURI.
g. '. Brecht. 81. Louis, Clamp for Hut
Borning Machine p. H. Miller ST Louis
Quilting Frame; W. F. Sergeang,S,. Lou
Ia, Railroad Rail Tie; j. n. Dronycr, Car
ondelet, Meat Mincer.
Tho Canadians have moro wheat thai
they can use. Coal oil is so cheap the.
have closed the wells. Silver money 10
drug, and yst tmes never were so hard, 70
immigrants viii not como in and old sst
tiers are leaving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
sP9c0Al NoTlc9o.
TRADE MARK.
e e e e

La n00sO Al0O0OooP Cream!
THB MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HA1010D COS
MDTIC m THD wORLDi
II will mot lnjurs the most Dslioats Skin
ls presence on the faes cannot b detected; Il ear
b. fsnovs1 only b. WAXING: end waso fe0evee
win leave ths ska softer, smoother and whittier thar
before n sRadeatss ever diseol0sati0n Of face.
whether caused b expasuRe - Ne WOohg, - By oie
go, and bestouS up6o al Saeoo the
RADIANT COMfl1XlON OF ruR YOUTH.
single tsiol psoves oil thsse stats0ents.
And the entire safts With which It can b USED.
makes ~ success complete.
~ Ask for Il Russ.-eee that the ne0c Of -
Rue Co.. 10 blown In the BOTTLE and our trade mark
the TOP Of the front label. Sold By all Druggiss
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar PER
bottle CHURCH D FLINT. PropSietofs.
Hartford, Conn,
&c Wells D Co, New York Geo. y. Goodwin
4 Co. Boston, Mass., Wholesale Agents.
What every fourth person needs
IL some convenient. agreeable and prompt remedy
for Iabtual Costivsness. II would advise all thyss
who are troubled with Dyspepsia, Costivcness. Pss
Blousness Headache, or any form oflndigestion to
use Dr. HARsrsop's PsRispALrsc LoxEnoHs." Elisha
Huntington. n. D.. Ex Lisutenant-0ovsfnor OF
Massachusetts,. They IRE pieasdnt to the taste and
never require Increase OF dose to perfect cure
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
rI>Hf
L NATIONAL TRUST 90
ofAe ely Of New York. No. s3s Broadway.
Capita ONE MILLION DOLR.A ~

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
Da,iu II Mangam. President. James Merrill. Sec
Rotary Receives Deposits aud allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all daily Balances, % bject to
Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six
Montts, or more may be made at five per cent.
Tho (apitai OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS Ii divided
anon, ovsr.o0e Shareholders, comprising many gen
tlemea oflarge wealth and financial experience. who
cations ofthe Company to double tho amount OF
ihes capital stock. AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO.. receives deposits in large or small anOunts.
and pesmits them to be drawn a. . whole in part
by CHECK AT SIGHT aad WITHOUT NOTICE.
allowing Interest % all daily balances. parties
throughout the country can keep accounts In this
Institution with special Advantage VI security. con.
ven encc and pront je92 DAWN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
1909, 1917. n


In 500 the grandfather Of Dr.. Tobias introduced
the rENErIAN LINlMENT In England. II was .
success although the price was Guinea . Bottle.
Hi, ate Majeety william ". used It fOs Chronic
Rheumatism. and was entirely cured, after suffering
fue wo years his attending ply scians being anabls
Ia ELECT cure, and he wrote letter o. thanks,
VII Is now In possession Ofmy uncle In Liverpool.
hve offered fico sterling for that latter, bat it was
rsf sod. In is4I put II out In the United States,
anc now, ia 1865, the sale Is immense. Thousands
Of milies are never without it, 1t 10 safe and limo
cer TO apply externally. For 81 years have war
raa led 1t 10 the following complaints: Cholera,
d. rhea, Dysentery, Group, Collie Cramps, Vomit
rheumatism. Burne. Cuts, Bruises. Old Sores,
TOp,hache. Frosted Feet, Swellings Insect etinge,
a. pains in Chest, Back or Limbs, externally. II
= sryit Is certain il used when first attacked. No
on once trying it, will be without IT, Sold by
Df yeisa Price Fifty Cents and One Dollar. De
not ~ Park Place. N Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Asler disease has been conquered, there Is stlll
the weakness tina, Il leaves behind II 20 be removed
Convxletcence = q tedious affair. 1.-THE enfeeb'ed
and faced muscles the shattered nerves. tho thin
and waiery blood could speak. they would cry for
help. In TOO many cases such help rs Is given them
not OF the RICH; kind. he hery stmulants Of CONF
meroe do harm. They kindle . temporary flame,
which 10 mockery. Their eject passes, and the
last state OF him who uses them 10 worse than the
frat Not sneh II the effect OF HoSTETTkR
STOMACH BITTEItS. There is no drawback TO ia
tonins properties. II has been found THE GREAT
MEDICINE OF TEE AGE for sustaining ana orae-
ing up the enfeebled consttution-no matter NO"
much debilitatey-as it not only bestows strength
but soothes the nervous system and alays all excite
msnt Of the bsaan While this sxesllens prspesesson
Possesses such elective properties, It 10 perfectly
safe and IL Agreeable 20 the Taste.
Attempts have bern mads to rival II. Thsy have
failed. Can I, be necessary to cay why they nave
Allied, Ash ike recovered dyspeptics bilious eunsr
ers victims OF fever and asue and nervous suojeo'i
who have experienced it, effects. what they think q
IT. Ask rHEn and be guided by what they cay I,
A. a household medicine IL IL available u ~
times in cases OF Indigestion bilious ana o'nsf -
verr and all dissaees arising from an impure cono'
ton Of the stomach or liver.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

Tn Iowa Tribune, q ssdical German m.
per. speaks in this affect ou.t. manner Al
the Chicago platform and it, ,uthor.
The author Of the platform, til. mo.,
horrible fabrication Of tho kind q mo-
ever sssn-would do better to han, him.
self on the next tree.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

IhE Augusta Csaseisusissalise ssks:-
are the privatss 70 - baehsd and gaeeed
y - Anssisaa eitissns. hey green 5ss
0eeeeal 0ssntt III . ssosnlsun ~ u
ui1Itmy teooo9le."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

ieal men. elergymen. phianthropists, an acknowl.
sege they are pssfcsung wonderful sf1bsts IN eases
ofphvsaea weakness. bilious secretons dyspspsia.
loss essppstite diseasss eths liver ~ skiA MOT
ne Life Pills are the bsst Calhastic and Bleed p1
Ger offered 10 the publie. Thsy cleanse ~ syJesA
ron al inpariy and nsvss gsips the bowels. oell
By all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
go MILES
OF TIE
UNIOy PACIFIC RAILROAD.


UNIOy PACIFIC RAILROAD.
txrnt, ,hous md men are employed, and II e not
in, pocsible stat tho eutire track from Omaha to
SACRAMENTO, will be finished 10 issy instead o. $50
Tn. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD coAfASi
IA Geyernnent Grsn n,ss o. t.. seh.
IL Goycrn.ne Grant Of 800
.eles o. lsn to the mls taken in alternate sections
on each side ofits road. Ths 70 an absolute dona
ton And vill be q source Of large reyesue In the
future. =.
ILL., GSy:r9b BOND: ,ou Gssn 70 to os
SO .scosto IS 600 per nte. according to ihe aim
sujtiee 10 he surmountsd the various sections to
be built The 0ovssnmsnt takss sscon1n9tgags
s.ssss, and g. os i ssr
Gee .sndsrsd By the oonpsny b transporting troops
/: A.. G +: s:s sTed o 81 =:
70 ala IL building the road. to the same amoant g
the {. 8 Bonds. Issued for the came purpose. and
ne more The Government Permits the TYus
for The Piret Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the
bonds 70 the Company only a. the load il completed
and ATE. u has been examned BY United States
Commissioners and pronounced TO be In all RI spects
nrss-c ass Railroad.
from tie .toeeEoldsr. q sSieS oS.s Eish, nj.
lion Dollars have been paid In upon the work al
r. sdy done. and which will be increased - the wants
OF the Company require.
VI.-Net Cash Earnings on it, wsy
terest the First Mortgage Bonds. These earninge
are no ndicatonlof the vast through trafiic that
must follow the opening OF tne line ~ the Pacific,
bat ther certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon zach property eo.ns nearly three times
Arc Secure Beyond my Conlin.
gemcy.
Ths Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years, are
| for q. 90 each. and have cupons attached. They
bear annual interest. payable ON the Arst days Of
Janusrv and July At the Csmpany's once IN the
| City o. New York At the rate Of six per cent In
The psce 10 1O2. ana ct the present rate OF geld
they ply ahberal Income on their cost.
The COMPANY believe that these Bcnds. at the
ana re,ssvs he hight 70 sdvsnes The pr.os 4 any
time. Subscriptions will be received in New York
AZ che CenDany's OMcs. Ne. -
NashaalSsrees.
John J.. Cisco = Sea. Danlxers,
Ne. - Wall Street..
AND DY
Ths lss. National Daak 81 IA.
veupoFss loWA.
peuittapees shosld b made In dsaSts q oths,
funds pas in New Yosh. aad the Bonds viii b cent
nee q charge b. rstssn ssysess fastlss subscsib
Ing thossh local agents. viii 70 then for thsir sas
XSiMPHlkr ARD MAP ToR 1855 Ass jss
besa published ~ the Company giviae f1llss isSsr
nakicn thaa u posslbls IN en- Advertisement, re-
pacti9 the Progress OF the Work, the Requires .
the County traversed By the Road, the Means 70
Coasrvcton. and the value Of the bonass WIKI!
! viii . cent free ON application, n the Companyi
| ofac,or to any Of the advertised agents.
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer. New York
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This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. reliable.
instantaneous; NO disappointment: NO ridiculous
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Nevly Discovered virtuse-Hiddoa for ~ Team.
--sAe Discovssy Of the Trae viStues 81 ~ Ro0ts-
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Democratic state Ticket.
nEMOaRATlC
conversational Convention !.

Ts.p-naeracy o,the second Congressional Dis
500 ff.mA arc hereby Invited - select delegates
!. me u,aAi manner, 10 attend convention TO be
h.,s,.u A. CLINTON. Clinton county. on
WEDNESDAY. July ETH, Iscs,
=. s,~,.a oesock A. NJ. 81 sad dar. TO nominate
s.s.4ste Tor Congress. and 70 transact ruc1 oinef
ha.ls.s.s a. The Convention may deem adyirhbie.
T..era,o ~ representation will be one delegate
81 -afA fraction over any vote-. cas, last fall for
Casres Mason f1r, Governor. The several counties
w.ls. eaitca 10 the following number OF deie-
gate "a
r.sN ........i 10 Jones. q
.AsuF.n Is jackson. ...s-....-. ~
~, ........ig scsti. ............. IL
M. s.fine s.......t.-.lol
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GaAxs sAid Il vesld be improper for him
b nark est pslisy which would govssa
his aaninlsssaeisa 6se lsas ysara. In bic IT.
opreeneoop1anso. Hs 'saeespesd" ~ ca
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
C,hristadoro'a Dive.

Which In twinkling PRODUCES TIE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR, from Brown
10 B lck. s consequently universal favorite. the
MOT, especially ~ it IMPROVES THE QUALITY
OF IaE HAIR, and requires renewing lees frequent
~ thn any other CRlsTADOR0'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE. wsuld you have luxuriant glossy
tresse,cluststng around your brows, like vine ten
drls sand parian shaft Purchase that cele bsated
and nxehless preparation known throughout the
fashionable world a. CHRI0TADoRO'S hair pre-
servati, and beautfer Bold by Druggists. and ap
piled b, all A.ir Dressers. Mandatory No. -
Maidsp LAne.-P Principal Depot No. Astor Honse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

Antiquity of Brandroth . Pills.
trnslc worth The really useful srticls lives with
stroni vitality the poor one languishes fos time
and the, goes ont easily. BsAspRrrn.s PnLs, are
even prescribed BY great physicians when the how
els call oudy for help. because they never fail 10
open an give relief. Hundreds Of thou. ands would
eonside II calamity II these safe family Pills could
not be o'sncd. II has been officially settled that
more o BRASpRtIiis Fn.Ls solj than all other
pill. pu together Merit sells them. rRAspRwa's
PiLLs ssesses qualities which restore every organ
and fb' Of the body 10 health are purely vegeta
BILE and ,afe for every period OF life Principal Of
fce, Btndre,h House, New York. Sold by al
Druggifs Il. BnASpRrlr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

SsnAfon HENDERSON has returned 70
Wsshingten from brief visit to Missouri.
whsrs. 70 the horror and chagrin Of the
Radical rsvslutionists, he was most enthu.
eiastisaliy received, and met assurances Of
unqualified approval Of his course In tho
inpeasAnsns trial, not only FROM Demo.
ersts. buG from stauueh and influential Re.
publicans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
Chief Justice Chnse's Platform.


The following j. authoritativsly stated ms
the platform Of Chief Justice Chase, he
having furnished the copy and revised the
proof
Universal suffrage is recognized as Dom
ocratio principle, the application Of which
is 10 he left to the several States under the
Constitution Of the United States. Univsr
vsrsal amnesty, and the complete removal
Of all disabilities on account OF participation
| in the late rebellion, arc not only wise and
Just measures Of public policy, but essen
| tally necessary to the beneficial admins
| tration Of the Government in the States re-
| Gently in civil war with the United States,
and to the full and satisfactory re- estab-
ishment Of the practical relations Of those
| States with tho other States Of tho American
Union. No military government over any
State Of tho Union in time Of peace 10 com
| patibls with the principles Of civil liberty
| established by the Constitution, nor can Oh e
trial ofrrivstc citizens BY military commits
| sions be tolerated by IA people Jealous Of
| their freedom and deserving 10 be free
Taxes should be reduced n iar as practic-
| able, che ,iirc impartially and With strict
| economy. aud 20 APP riioned as 10 bear mp
on wealth rather than upon labor, and
v hi ali national Obligations should be hon
| ssiiy ard exactly fulfilled, no special priv
leses should be allowed 10 any classes or in
dividual corporations.