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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23
Hollands German Bitters

is entirely vegetable, ana contains
Fluid Extracts. The Roofs, Herbs,
and Barks from which these OK.
trsesS are made are gathered I'm
s.: s: s.: :s;;;::; s $;s 5;
These extracts arc then forwarded
preSsly for the manufacture OF
these Bitters. There 1s NO alcO.
hOlie substaMee OF any kind used
I'm ne0mPOundinG the Bttters, hence
used In cases where alcoholic
utlnulanto are not advisable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01
DAILY DEMOCRAT.



The Saturday Revisv thinks th.t MAJ.
lin Lu Der cannot Be held 10 rspreseut anv
single positive conviction o! the German
Protsstan.s Of today.
The highest inhabited place on The globe
Is TIE Pos'-houss Of Ancomasco. In Psru.
which Is neatly 1900 feet above the
SEA
The Erie Railway Company baa obtaissd
. loan Of 81 900 900 in Loaden at los. Tue
money viii be used in squipping the road
with st,el rails.
Brigham Young declares that these who
sessr olygamy - GET rich osts = ~
UNA HE eva rstaens have bssn sn,y
sulAA pesphsts.I weld. 4sr1
The Ssisssi&s Aossisan ssss thai II
Uaitafy eSesgrsPd systs0 asW0sstby -
United States is probably tns n5st PStfaA
the World. : - N>
Tbs Telegraph ratss ere 80 low ID fsfbss
Of present that the govssunsnt losss sbout
enc ,buaArsd and 6fsF thossaad ftsnsD q.
nuAiiy.
Ma. Gss. Frsmsnt and her interesting
family are spending the Summer Al their
country seat. beautifully situated near Sing
Sing.
Quilp, who has heretofore been univcr-
saiist, nov beiievos there ara t~o things
destined to he e!esaa''y io.t-his umbrella
and the man who stole it.-lBostcA ross.
posing room Of the Norwich iAdysptissr,
recently set in one day Tor the Norwich
Bulletin $4,000 ems, . good share OF which
was solid norpariel.
Rev. ]. w. Hanson, Of Dubuque. hos re-
Gently given an Odd Fellows oraiios 10
Galena, Iii. Masonic GRAFTON in Manehes-
Ter, Iowa, and Fourth Of July Grafton in
DEBORAH, Iewa.
The statistics Of cigar manulast9e show
that Great Britain and her colonies and the
United States consams half the crop Of the
world, and that Cuba produces ops-third Of
the whole supply Of the world.
A marriage Vas soismnis.d in Hartford
nearly two years ago, which has bsen kept,
. secret from the friends of the parties up
TO the psssent time. The parties are now
applying 10 be divorced.
The Psnnsylvania Railroad has recently
contracted fbr 3, 200 tens Of English steel
rails. ofwhich 1000 tons have alsssdy Or
rived, and the remainder is expected At an
early day. This will make, with chat has
been already laid, nearly 10, 900 tons in use
By that company. .
1he patent on: Hes's rotary presses, e.
pied on Saturday. An application fes ID
extension for seven years wac rot aossd
'upsn By Congress, owing to the lAtsnsss u
the time at which it was Introduced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01
HALLS
vcgetable Siciian Hair ReneWel

Every pear increases the p0pM.
l0rify Of this raEu0ble Hair Prep.
ar0fiOSs, which Is due 70 merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that IL Il kept fully up to
its high standard. and 70 those
uhO hare nerer used e ere can
confidently say, that IL - the only
reliable and perfected prep0r1-
fiOn to restore GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to it, youthful color, max.
ing it sOft, iustrOus. dsst siikeu;
the escaip. by its use, 2 becomes
schife and clean: IL Sene0res all
ernpfiOns and dandrMH, and BY
its tonic properties pvrressfs the
hair from failing out, a. q sttsss-
uiafes and mOmrishes the hair
olqMds. By it, Wse the k06r ls.OsCs
thicker Osal stronger. IN O0x0nSee
1t restores the capillary OIdsskls
TO their normal ri0Or, aud will
create a nsW OrOsctA e100Qe IN
NEtreNsc old age. 1t e tie Neose
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used. as Il requires fewer
applications. and Oircs the hair
that splendid glossy dppe0ruwee
SOC sNMcIas admired bv ill. a. a.
Hayes, VI. D.. State Assayer Of
-UuSSss SWVS. tts sOUOtU0Sve VIZ
pure and carefully selected for
crcelicmt quality. aud I consider
Il the BEST PREPARATION for
SITS intended purposes We pub
1ish a treatise on the hair. sthich
ere send free by mail upon Gppli-
i cation. Which contains com men,
sdafory notices from clerOytNess.
1,lsysici<ssss. the press. aud Others.
We hure made the study of the
hair and its diseases a speciality
FOR PEARS, and snoic that zee make
the most efectire preparation for
the restoration aud the Hrescrr0-
ton OF. the hair. e-rtdaf, aud 20
dckn0Wlcdged on the best Medf.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod ~ all Druoyists asd Dealers N Ad,eias
COOK, coevRN Z co.
Cont Agents for Northwestern States,
q DEARDoRK 81, CHICAGO. NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

TnTs 10 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THg In
day Of July. A. d. 1sss, Warrant h 0ankrnpt-
q - sssaed sssinst The estate q D. =.
4al0an. OF the County OF Scott. an0 STATE OF
iowa. who hiss bern acjudged Baakrapf. on his
own petition. that the paymen, Of any debts and -
livery of aay property belonging - soch Baukrupt,
to hin. Of Tor his and IL transfer Il Of any
property by him are forbidden by Law that meet
ing Of the creditors of the eaid Bankrupt to prOye
their dsbte. AM choose OF ore a11gnees ofh m
holden ot No Wet Second ee}uoe. In Tie City r
Davenport before =. y. Price Aeklseef. On ne M
day q Ansast, A p. lsss. = - O'Clock 4. !.
c. 3. MAMMAL. = Neanaaass. Dist Il Iowa s,
@. z. c. Dow. Atty for retsi6sss. jylls1ee1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

Mostly Selected from works Of Great Masters, Nth
eosparste O-Han accompaniment By WILLIAM
a. KING, EDITOR OF "9race Chusch Collectiuo. -
- The popularity OF M. Kings pfevioae works.
especially 0fses Church CoiIsctions. Inc ures lot
this that patronage which single examination ofhe
peges viii convince any one il richly deserves. II
fssns handsome voiuans. long octave, and bound
In cloth, rcatlo embossed and letfered Price Sass,
copies mailed pott-pasd. OtIvER Drreos. 4 Co.
Publishers, Boeton, {. II. DIrsoS 4 Co, NeWYOrk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01


,VonMnoLv OF ,.JAMIe' LOCI 1oePrTAl.,'
V1oW Osioane, La, (essAblS1sd n lSo9 sid fse
tnlGe III yea1i lses1ea b C1ieneo-the nost ne-
Qolal sCpeeia1A Ell Agoin - treatment OF all
o1oPoeeo Of pg1vuee naturo-c1A ~ c0nddeneiAIly
eoasrltec at his once and rooms, % RASpsLrn sfRs
ooasvn ~ DRAnooa1 sEDeDF., ~ oTA1oo, opon IL
tses:ment Of Chronic, NercuriAl. Syphilitics Qeod
venereal charoeter-uAjfA he curss Uithcut the ~
Of QeRup, ieline petassa, srseaic. or apY pcisen.
tasAdA - NDsoAlIxEs-ap esiavs cuSo hsen he
6snxSieWfSSS7ss, s.eh - seniss, wax.
- Nuc4uYal and DsurnAl EmissiOns, brought o ~
go 81 ~ organ, early ihdescfsten, eSceesss 9
lslsssses. can - e .ssaI. a. =, - e.
~ 4 e 80 3Ssa s siIer $780,
ss.ifs d. ID 49,. "a sisssss. PsePI.f {
pc sual etg:.e. e. psavsss eharsesef' fadiea''
ed 6iseaees Of ~ ncet hcniH!e eiese where ~
0onFz-ull Threat and nose. seres o. the lms
and bolt scfoo rtogsthss uith a ee1lese nan
~ q srfserine{ nBeian2iy and pes0anenty eure4
II Sxa6 s reeummen1ed BY the psess OF M
ouun6y - peUlepsaore e. 6o6icd colleReo. end o
he me6iel profession Eenesalls Thess amicsa
ssSsd ssve e biz and e sszsd e nc; - ,e,
tes. r. q Dok -, Chicago. m. encaeeine s2R q
return anause; q q HE 49, aad paf3me -
dolph direct, ep1oer Of DoordDof1 esfeeS, nom 4
y to pr. y. Ten eepafsee rooms, and prfvAie 60
11s md exits. % thss pet1uueg nss9 eome u
so.saN With 80 oehsf. 1vuye11ng yesseee ~
a. -. = p, -. .xA.ssss !,
- = - 80:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

/ ~ fGI.D6 WU0D, u 10 XZD, 0D0 - -
NJ sss ~ S.sssr,xy;re eoss
s1a sSS esv ~ tSSsS 4 IL
~ nSS 81 ~ n. 49,
" -. - ~. ~ .Ss< -. -. ~ = tSsrC51rs
Y Isne9 ~ 49, .ss - i1Ss@eSSss1 srcs =
49, neeso 49, ~ ...s.ssss-S ~ vnneA1ep q
IN ~ ~ - ~ - 1880 "a - aesies! -
q $4,000 - oeenG9zr
-, ... m r 9SS1io a, 61av dsspots, give
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

Are male sirCns bv the use az either OF sshese
remedies. They vii care every case Of MARAS
MIS-. without tail
Thousands of certificates have accumulated in
he hands ofthe proprietor, but space will Allos
o. the publication 81 but few Those. il wii!be
observed. are men OF note and OF such standing
that they mast Be believed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

SIMlIIl SIRlllSs CUaaNTUR.


Et III SYMuvKS IUU0WvUH
80.
lit NiI-IinIl .
no ylEORAT0kC SPECuF1CD
,.vr ppnrvr rana THE MOST Aupf :
hr 49, -. 49, ss-~sss. sInp,e p ,,r,Ss
- SAF.rlsaS y III 80 ~. NJ. ths onlv Ma3
-. - 49, - "a -. r,c-ls- use-so sI-nrar
~. $500 saays. -. - " - u.is- th.r, ~
n.-..iss - ~. f.sa isrrsr an 80 escieut
=, 1, he s;ss,.reilssse Thcy hsse raised tie high
e.. enn rnr-d-sior from all AND will alwsye rem
der satisfaction. Gents
l.tar@- F'@wAr< NSlg @t01s - -s'0.'s -
), Worms warn fever. Worm Cole. %
g.. Cryin.s-Co.co OK Te..ain2 y aIalf-,- %
&. - ID iSx,.rsfts ga ofCkliAf~n ut 1ni0. 80
5. :. v-entss.y. Sdsaas slaSns ceaie =
70. Cholera iorDu-, ~. .
=. on.h,; - ,.a.ese "a s.srhe =
- :. H.rTs.s.aa.,.. ~ aradache vertixo.s5
10. nv.neus Y. Bl.iious stomach - Is
II. :" ~uppressed. OF PAN q periods. =
~, whita9. reopHfee rssh'as; =
Group; CoasA. plmss ;a.,ss I.rn. g.: -
H. SAT EeaArlAI krss.ps,as - eSsseee =
- :. Enoun~tM 49,. cssi Ssrrr. ~. ~
- -. 12yNS NJ. f1AAR4Sisre ~
IL anen.Irnv M - 81 veak ~. -
iSGH.rfR633l,s ~ ~ r
"a q ~ g
= V-stn..Is a...sss5 S,.ssniss - RI
- =. 49, n;.-SSNS~~ i-rsiee6 icasi..s =
= .. Snr * 49, .,sc6a svsllin~S =
49,. Cn - ~ Ma. NJ go -ssa~A
~ - pf4k VA go - 4 is1S1II - TT H.
p 4 ~ @.S p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01
"o--o" I st;:owDEy,

go Arch street. Rhllo0o1p01a.
sold q Wholesale ID ChieAoo, b ysllss. fheA .
"a Reed = Co, 00ltA, Cualef = Co.. Dstfusch,
1locki , o.. and throug hoat tAs cossey - al
DrugRiste. fehs4@ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

! 49, - 8nAnY STREET, BELow SEQ
FesdstSg(sseaDeoey0 head aad nakse
enooes, Royoa oD4 Ch114Feul~0
UfsO1HfN0 vgvAe Ssss ussernl and II maans1
that canDoe I'll 10 give saaisfaetioa. Literal
punsuGnlD suulDuan1 oa1DEissd. Tmy3l- dlys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

hs original and eaiy true Arnica Plaster, no.
ssssiAs tAe great healing properties
u she Avni>s ffo~er~
tneeox1nss esrcfs Of these Piasisrs - IN eees cf
Am or wsaenese " Tie krcase stde cs tack ana In
el essce Of iaaemuAsicn 81 the Lanss. and Ccpeh.
AZ truly sstonis hing, they give immediate rslicf
rhyficians prescribe nsm, and thousands recarn.
0cnu mem oBsEAvx-NotipwA nrp the S,r.rlns Al
and only true ArnlcA Piasse-s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01
NElSkELL.S
ONT m ENT.

Ths OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al twenty years,
Aes proved naeif sovereign remedy for Ill D sascs
Of the o4in having effected sa1idAl enfo Ia every
eass On which Il vas used. curing many obstinate
cases. OF nfeen " twenty yesD siandin1.i Inst bad
previously resisted Ill remedies prescribed b. the
best medical talent Ia the coaniry Its effect u a.
tonishng In lev days the voreress and irritation
10 removed; the ski, bscomss snooth and healthy
AID remsrs permanently healed, without the use OF
any other remedy.
Tina. rrrrsn, SAIs-Rasrn. ITca. solsrrs'e ircs,
knSGsxLAe, BIorcnrs, PrnfiD. and every form OF
eissene osths ekin 10 punctnslly cared no matter ~
Aov 1Uag ssanding. IL hns cared bad caase Of L.
1sAnHp kralaps. and Discharges from TIE Ear. when
soothing else would he's! them. Puxs. thas hsss re-
49, 81 osnss rs.fH aof ss{ ysars hsse hssn
Ontment Brass. ScALss. end OLD SOaa, Is heals
- uFy shoft time fnrR ~ CRrrs rEn Box. II
aoe eeA By yosr DrugEist send TO to Johnston
Holloway / cowden, Philadelphis. boz win Be
eent frss Of poeaAge TO any address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01
AeoC0ll9NAous.
DOLLOWAY,N
VEN MIFUGE
CONEECElONA.

N, Holloway, oome hfeen Year, 90. wttnes.Ir,
- 1srsss occaHtUasd sickiy childrcr IN aainS wv
nasBeous vernfuEes ef thai day. resolve ed t. ~.
~ shan. and from the nosi effective OF ts,e ,erss
- socecxded IN separating 'h-ir active -,.i,r.
psUpsss1ss. pure. taes.iess and inedoroas rsen Nv
ccab1nsna sAeae ~ith sexar. and mon as thsea ~
- agreeable rortcctacn fcrsnet the present syr
Ia neSrunvx vHzntpssr knnwl As
'.1ellsway's vernifage Cefeceicps,
which have slnost -ntlrrls sapercedrd sh- 81
nanseous vesfrge, 10 the lghi Of The pcy M, :
suGerers. II contains ao caicmei ~ ether psl,or
oue ingredients. :
he proSrsscn, that Ill Intelligent Physlcars 80
know OF tnc prescribe them ID preference o other
remedies. - not only more pleasant TO take bal
OOru elective "
ruFe1S - euod.sas. Aause the esss osenalS,,p.
eAQaia she n ~ family ra.dti ne. tos ~ -
Sa1y efnGcAse Wcfms-ihase pests os chii5hS,,1 =
- eosfsCt ~ deraAxen~rf OF the cseeo1lSe a.
go0e, 90 prevalent with children. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

Tcsa1m onsnls.
Hon. GRO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the. Supreme Cour, of Pa.
Philadelphia. March is. 1867.
II and Toosa mas eerm.n i,i..
BENEFIT in cases cases 'Vd s.,, a.d ., great
efnervoas action ,uthe system. Yours truly.
GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. = N - TnOMRDON.
Judge Of the Supreme Court 81 Penney lssaep
Philadelphia. April ss. 1859.
II consider "Hoeaand's German Bit,srs,
vs'ueoie medicine in cases Of attacks Of Indisee-
Won Or Dyspepsia can certify this from ny
Yours With respect.
JAMES THOMPSON"
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Echurch, Phiiadsl.
pAia-
Ds. JAczsos-pear Sir I hare bee. fe-
Nuently requested 10 connect my name with rec
enmendssions Of different kinds Of medicines
~, .ss..a,as u. gs.s''s; 50 ont 2,
cases declined + 49, u. wisn ! clear
proof various instances and partieuiarlv il
mr. own family of The usefulness OF DR.. Hoof-
iand's German Ht'ers. depart once from my
uanai course, TO express my full conviction that
for general debility OF the system. and espec
ialy for Liver Complaint. IL isa safe aud valua-
bic preparation. In some cases II NAV fail but
USUALLY. doubs not. il will be very benehcia al TO
thoss who suffer from the shove canses
Yours. very respectfully. -
II kEyyARn
Eig;h. below Coates ~,
FROM REV. 4. D. FENDALL. s
phia
u nave served decided bsseat from the use e
. aoon.ua Sesnan Bi,ser.. and feel j. nav priv
bpSae. 20 ell who are anrer,,, ~
b'l'sv or from diseases arising fram d.,.,,s
msnt Of che liver. ''h aersns
voars truly
ED. rENDALL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01
NOTICE.

ltnawe established fac, that fully one.
halt of the female norton Of m
population are sci Ek$S \dom in the eniov
meni OF good heal IN or ,ous. their
own expression. never feel we'll = They are
iangnld. devoid Of all energy. extremely nsr-
nous aad have no appetite.
To this class Of persons The BITTERS. or the
ToNif. are especially rec ,m ne aded
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01
INV KE0LAND CHKONE GRBEN
~ WORKS.
geTA N, rsuND nv


Sole MANUFACTURED OF the celebrated
My4rseil Ices Green or Paris Green
Substitute.
Free from Arsenic and other Deieierous sub,'anees
YrApKn AEx. Designed EXPRESSLY for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01
- y n lg.lT u.


And ieehng the hand oil time weighing heavily
upon them. with all its atserdant lille. will Aud
IN the use Of these BirrERs, or the TONIC. an
sp,Itr that gill instiil lifs into their veis..
restore N measure the energy and ardor Of
more youthful days. build up their shrpuken
forms, and give health and ihappinsss tos their
remaining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

oAU9WUs90 AU80 XX099At90U
RlRsT
NATIONAL BANK
Depesltery d The United States
~HlS BANKfrH8 rinST NArlOaALDANk
L 70 commence basiuess In the United Sseaes)
costumes 70
BUY 1 SELL EXCHANGE
On the most favorable serus- making eollsesiees
o ~ ooceesiAle points, ana draws - II The
preminens places in the United ssssss; assls
largely in
Gold Coupons and Geld @seA
Sitter C0fsea.
And mahes IL own SIGHT or TIME DRAFTS
- osss 80 crssss - s00ss -
gngiands, 9cottnns1, lrolana,
go satss ssnsssas 81 Europe.
ltpe9s he AoAast Aafkss prise Ter ~ eftAs
80 :.:Se ls,ssi.es.9 - - s'asa.a'y =
GO NslEknHGDO BONDS
Dspoeaeery eft9k AlAale MUnaes
~ the . -.
VsaGle-As passiss u aaboh ~ l1gAG1gx0o
1W2"b
10 Redeem Tie eo0poQeot H.
tarity, Free sf CHARGE
Allies interests Date o. I'll and yssse ~
pr reut. legal tender notss. wASshtS Y
same be With or without coupons. !.
~ This Bank rsspeesfuily soiiets deposits
- current account. or ON certificate Of deposit
syd 10 oil Gifts castomofe ~ pledges The n0ot
liberal treatment. HUGO SCHMIDT. Cash.
IRA n. CLIFFORD, Pres
Davenport Savings lnstit1tisa
-OSSs0 At
FIRST NATIONAL DANK.
nPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. tSUNDAYO
Oand hshdsys sxsepasd.) from : 4 70 ; pm
- SATURDAY EVENINGS -
renT y e'cleck. lRssnsef allowed % dspoGtb
= Me eeee Of FSvD pAs senk per annun
Friatsd copiss oE Bylaws and Regulations =
y had et the bank
Money 70 ioaa - sssAimersvsl lesl EsasAs.
~ Feb93dwts e, RNlfH. Proa'1
0TI1SMHs MlY1DMAe nlnW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

NALL. KIaBAkk ! CO.. imvoriess and Drsisssli
III lron, steel. Nails md Heavy Hardware. 30 ~ and
- Michigan Aveuue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

SKI0HxN. COODYFzK q EzfGI, 81 q
Ssss csrraags vsk. spsiass, Axiss, Dsfs ~ No.
an Irus. I5i LAX strs~t.
HAYDEN KAY Csssiass 0oe1S. s071TG0 IA
~ vess. Lssthss. uuss, epo4se esd ooos cayaa0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01
De rlsTs.

nENT0f. Once d oors est ofcor
" ncr OF Brady aud Second streets.
Has had over IL yean practice in
-A0 this city. Has the compete sppara.
us for manufacturing and administering Nifrous
oxice of Gas. for painless operation IN extracting
teeth tani9-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-01

CeOs.A cry 0O0 glassware.
kV8tyx = fYKWkii., impor,ers aud Jobssfs 81
OOAis& 0s1sss ssd Easshsn ware. No. ~ LaAs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-08
N1orrisville, Vt.
Remember the Poor.

Remember the poor, for bleak winds are blowing,
And brightly the frost pearls glistning around
The streamlets have ceased all their musical flowing
And snow-drifts lie scattered all the ground.
Remember the poor in their comfortless dwellings.
nclad and il-fed and o'erburdened with care;
Oh turn away with look so repelling-
Thy kindness may them perhaps from espair.
Remember the poor when the hearth is cheerful
And happy hearts gather around its bright blaze
There hearts that sad and eyes that
full,
AS bright thine own in their SUMMER days.
Misfortunes may scatter thy present possessions,
And plenty to poverty leave thee prey;
How bitterly then wilt thou think of the blessings
That charity asks from thy riches to-day.
Remember the poor as they thankfully gather
Each round his rich table with luxury spread;
Thou, too, art pensioner a rich Father,
For health and for friendship for raimen and bread
If He hath been bountiful, with like spirit
Dispense of that bounty what charity claims,
For greater the treasure thy soul shall inherit
When thy bread the waters returneth again
Remember the poor-this thou art commanded
Thy Saviour thus kindly remembered the poor;
The destitute thou shalt not send empty handed,
Unclad and unwarmed and united from thy door
Thy peace in this life shall be like the deep river,
And dying, thy welcome to heaven shall be
faithful and blessed my I"thor-cOme hlther
uIu II TO others-ye did it to me"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-08

1t, the presumption that g every man is a
knave until he proves himself honest" up
on which business men always proceed, ETC.,
as evidences of the correctness of their doc
trine of total depravity. Now it seems to
us that the simple circumstance of great
political party in this free and enlightened
country of republican America, and in the
year of our Lord 1867, allowing itself to
be represented in the national councils and
elsewhere, by such men as John Morrisey ;
Nallandigham, etc., without killing itself
dead, beyond the possibility of any future
resurrection, is, indeed, evidence enough in
favor of the dogma in question. Distin-
guished only for its disloyalty and corrup-
tion, for its hatred of freedom and implaca-
BILE hostility to the government in the sorest
trial of its existence responsible for all
the perils and agonies encountered by the
nation during the past six or eight crucial
years, as also for all the financial burdens
under which she still groans, and must con-
tinue to groan for years to come; the
open-mouthed advocate of an administra-
ton of free rum the avowed and persist
ent foe of the great doctrine of equal rights
which constitutes the keynote Of the Dec
laration of Independence, and the corner
stone of this Temple of Liberty consecrated
by the blood of the Fathers; the party,
moreover, notorious for gathering into its
bosom, and carefully outstanding all the
anti-republican elements that drift to US
from the shores of the Old World-its
refuse, its riff-raff, its filth and off scour-
ing"-that such a party, with such ante
cedents and such principles, can flourish in
the bosom of free and enlightened America,
nay triumph here, become so formidable
as justly to become a source of serious ap
prehension and alarm, is surely evidence
enough of consummate depravity and
blindness somewhere-is sufficient proof
that there is something manifestly radical
ly rotten in Denmark that theologians,
indeed, need look no further for most
convincing demonstration of the utter
soundness of their favorite dogma. H.
Monson, Dec. Is, 1867.
Springfield Daily Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-08

How TO MAKE Coop CoFFEE.-Good
coffee is a luxury, but one that is seldom
met with. 1t is doubtful whether one
family in dozen know what really good
coffee is. Though we have published
AZ line upon line " upon this subject, we
give the following, from lady correspon-
dent of the Germanto,cu Telegraph, and
hope some of our lady readers will give the
method recommended trial, and report to
us the result:
1.-The making of good coffee is rare
thing in this country most persons boil it,
thus making decoction instead of an in
fusion this effectually gets rid of the del
icate and agreeable aromatic flavor, and
leaves q comparatively tasteless beverage.
The following particulars will be found
worth attention:
Never buy your coffee ground, but grind
it yourself, Immediately before using it
keep your coffee pot, whatever kind you
may use, wiped clean and dry inside; a
damp tea or coffee pot acquires musty
flavor that spoils the best tea or coffee
The cheapest and perhaps the best coffee
pots are those made on the French plan
called uaf1tiur-s. IF you have not ono of
these, adopt the following plan: Put your
freshly ground coffee into the coffee pot,
previously made warm, and pour upon ii
water actually boiling; set the pot by the
side of the fire for few seconds, but do
not let it boil up; then pour cupful out
and return it back again to the pot in or
der to clear it I; having done this let it
stand on the hob or centre to settle. and in
less than FIVE minutes a transparent, strong,
aromatic cup of coffee may be poured out.
The proportions of coffee (which should
not be too finely ground) recommended are
an ounce to a pint and half of water.
The milk used with coffee should always
be boiled and used as hot as possible; the
boiling of milk imparts peculiar and ex-
ceedingly pleasant flavor to the coffee
White sugar is recommended as the molas-
ses-like flavor of moist sugar quite over
powers the delicate aroma"