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, 1868-02-21

(Fortssettelse at Modet den 26de Decbr)
FOR ST. CROIX.

5tc kOnSeValgte Mcdlem (ValKef I'LL
traadte dette Forslag med Bemarkning, at
saavidt ham bekiendt er den loybestemte
Rentefod for UdIaan i Landciendomme,
hyerken America eller andre Steder, h0iere
end 6 pct, 90 tilf6iede, foranlediget we'd en-
Yttring fra 4de MedGem for Christiansteds
Landdistrict (McWilliam), at allie andre
Penge-Transactioner / de Forenede Slater
var den Iovlige Rente 7 pct, forsaavidt eli
anderledes vedtaget.
Da Diet af Ste kongeyalgte Medlem still
lede EndringsforsIag eli optoges at noget
andet Medlcm, ansaaes sanme som bort
falden.
Gouvcrneuren havde Intet at erindre
imod Diet at 1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds
By (SarauW) fremsatte Kndringsforslag;
hvorefter han motiverede de af ham stiIIedc
KndringstorSlag.
Derefter sattes MISUNDERSTANDING under
Afstemning i Hthhold til Forrctningsorde-
mems s II, Saaledes:
Mr.. | vedtoges med Ii Stcmmer mod /.
Udkastets 1 med den vedtagne EN-
dring vedtoges med 13 Stcmmcr imod 1.
Mr.. 2 var bleyen tilbagctaget.
Mr.. 3 vedtoges med - StemmCr imod |.
Udkastets : 2 90 3 med de yedtagne
Endringer vedtoges med 10 St. imod |,
hvorefter $ 4, 5 og 6 bleve satte under AT
stemning 90 vedtoges med ID st. imod 1.
Derefter yedtoges med ligncnde AntaI
Stemmer, at Udkastet med de yedtagnc
Endringer overgik til 3die Behandling.
2det Medlem for C~hristiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratclilfe\ bemaerkede, at han ansaae
Sagens ~Paaskyndelse for un6dvendig og
ugrundet, og at den Grund haVde stcmt
imod.
3, Andragendc fra cndeel Skattcydere i
F~rederiksted ON at der maatte traf1es
Foranstaltning til at Skatterne kunne
indbetalos der paa Stedet.
A~ndragendet blew oplest.
2det Medlcm for Frederikstcds BY ga
ber der hayde antaget Andragendet som
sit egct, uagtet han tandt at Diet like var
rigtigt Former, fremh1vede den Ulcmpe
der foraarsagcdeS nagnlig de mindre Skate
ydere derived, at de like kunde indbetale
deres Skater paa Stedet; at der vel hidtil
var raadet Bod herpaa we'd Enkeltes 1 jenst-
yillighed, men at man Ell altld turde stole
herpaa han turde Ell bestcmt ant0re hyOr-
lcdes en- Forandring incest hensigtsm9ssig
kunde ivterksrttes uden tor0get Udgitt for
Communen, da Diet var ham velbekjendt at
Diet like kunde paalagges nogen at de nu-
yerende Embedsmsend at modtage Skater;
men han antog at dersom e.iten Byfogden
eller Toldtoryaltercn blcye anmodede der
om, de da ci Wide negte Diet, og at Diet da
we'd senerc Vacance i ct at disse Embeder
kunde paal@gges V~edkommende Embeds-
m@nd som Plist. Taleren havde ogsaa
t@nkt sig en- andenudTei nemlig, at S>atte-
Commissioner kom ct Par Dage til Frede-
riksted for at modtage Skatterne. bet
egentlige Oiemed med nerverende Andra-
gende var imidlertid dette, at Colonial Raa-
Diet anmodedes ON at st6tte neryarende
A~ndragende og at formaae Gouvernementet
til at traffe de beh6rige Forholdsregler for
at afhjelpe Ulempen.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) udtalte sig ON Billigheden at Diet i
, 1868-02-21
WANTED TO KNOW!

IF the Editor of the Avis has been
paid for Mr.. o. krause's communica-
ton, according to the tariff!
, 1868-02-21
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

uIRS. CAROLINE BRUMWELL re
M quests, that all indebted TO her will
come forward and settle their due ac-
counts, beforeth the end of April, after which
time she will be absent, in Europe.
She also takes this opportunity of re-
questing those to whom she is indebted
to send in statements of their accounts.
st. Croix, goth February 1868.
, 1868-02-21

Wet b~ekjendtgj6res herved, at Reparti-
D tionen THOMAS COOPER'S og
tidligere afd0lc llustrues Bo vii bIive
fremlagt en- Sklftesamling, som vil bIlve
afhoIdt pAa nTvntc 30 OnSdagrn den
1ste April d. A.
Christianslcds Skilterct, den lode Fe-
bruar 1868.
d. SarauVy.
, 1868-02-21
I5EDITED BY PETER b. HATCHETr;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN
during the week from 10th to 18th Feb.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22

''at Works like . Charn."
Have you Hesdsooss Ueo nsnsS,s n 1r,e On !
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Have you Sore rhrosti Zee Rsnas's Nassc oil |,
Have yoo Brnsef Use Rsnue.s Nssie on |;
Have you Crampss Use Renrs.. MA, nj !
Have you Cholera KorbusS Use Reuns.s usrie oil /!
Have Jon lAmensss Zee Rsnns's Magic OH !
This . the beet Family Remedy, 70 cure al
kinds OF Pair. you ever tried.
tis clean. safe aud delicious to uss and II you
use u faithfully. i m do yoageod
Directions ON each oott0. nny Is Of the Drug
eist or Merchant where ron trade. II they have
not get % hand thag Wil oDo6 tse H. o. pour ~
flag Magic OIL. At the nsauiAsaarsrs lowest price
at retsil.
WIN. Renne. Sole Proprsetosaad naaaiAe-
s0.so,d by prussis.s. Merchants and 0ioosrs.
Thirty Years Experience In tho
Treatxnent of Chronic and Sexual
Dauoaeeo.-A RAyslsasU ~ vIsw - ~.
~. = TAs chsapsst Book 1vw Pabliahed, cor
tsinng nearly 100 pages. and 10 aas Pssss and Ia
eravisgse fsAs Anatomy Of tAsAsnes 0sxaz6 y .
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HrruFs. IL Dsplosable conseGasses upoA Mind ard
Body, with The authors plaA Of srsstnent-t enlv
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The report Of easoo treated teuthfal adviser - Tie
married and those contemplating marriage Who en-
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sfpestage 70 any eddfess - rscspe 81 - oeaes d
s sSR; ~ & a.sss tss. Albany r.:
author may ~ essssl1s1 npe1 aay q The lisseess
ppop which his beck treats either perseoally o. BIZ
mall and medicines sent to any part Of the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22
Christadoro's Dye

ChristRdOrO' Dye,
Which In twinkling PRODUCES TIE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR, from Brown
TO Black lie consequently universal fsvoritc. the
more especially ~ 1t IMPROVES THE QUALITY
OF THE hAIR.snd requires renewing lees frequent
~ than any other. CRlSTADORUB HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE. wOald ron have luxuriant glossy
tresscs clustering around your bfows, like vine ten
drile round pafian shaft Purehase that celebrated
and matehlcss preparation known throughout the
sentative and beautider. Sold By Druggists. and ap
piled by al H.ir Dfeseers. Mandatory No. %
Maiden Lane'-Pnncipal Depot No. 9 Astor House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22

snu plescfseo y soms Of tne most
eminent physicians Of Philsdelphia and eleeWhsse.
and approved By large number Of ladies and IN.
usm.n' "no.esa'e Ana rs'A'. o!ussis"' nsfcnastss
invslidss and nans othen Who have bssn. en sxan-
nation, convinced Of its rare s1eellencs.
This OF, can be obtained from All rsep.et.h,. a,r..
gh" snfouGnous sne Onssed bsasee.
O0ce 4 Agency.
WILLIAM Vu.qOers
4 0roo1 6oH1a9101 "a go -.
oo1aoa! R01n CuroS ~ ~
r.,.v .A--".
e. sss ~ 4ees greea Dsteetple-cf souPping ~
pioyisS cucS dsp pen ~ e 1870 sa:s Css
upaHu%, nospsms. Acsnttns. Ether. etc.. vas arst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22
OAo MILES
UNION PACIFi0 RallRolD,

UNlON PAClFlU BAltkVADe
Are now anisasd and in epsr.Aen. llnrs than
tway theu:end men are employed: and Y = not
e: :: sn.hsA is S e ~
The TNi0N PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
IA Grant "a ,,,ss Of q: .,eS:
found along the line Of 10 operations.
Of sna n. sEsS IS q :.a,oo.
a ZACH aide ofits road. This Il a. sIseluts done
tion, and will be source Of large revenue In the
future.
uI.d .... bonn. GS:st os
sc 000sto 4leOCo per mite, according to the difi-
culties to DO surmounted on the various eeceone 60
Be built The Govern nent take. second mortgaes
est but the principal amount may be paid In servi
ces rendered by the Company iutrausp9she troops
!: ia. /: OWE pssf ss sSS &:
to aid In building the road. to the eane anouat %
the 20. Blonde, Issued Tor the sams purpose. ana
no more The Government Permits tAs Trustees
for the Pirst Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the
Bonds 70 the Company only ae the load 10 completed
and after i has been examined BY United states
nrst-clasa Railroad. y
ox n. Gasptss s y ss: Sub:cYraiSn
ready done, and which will b = the wants
Of the Company require.
,XI--Net Cash Earnings o. IT. way
tsreet on the First Mortgage Bends. Thess earnings
are no indicatlonjof the vast through franc that
muet follow the opening Of the line to the paainc.
bat they certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such q property. costing nearly three times
their amount,
Are eecure lBeyonA nay Consin.
gemcy.
The Onion Pacific Bonds run thirty years, are
for 81 900 each, and have cupons attached. They
bear annual interest, payable on the first days OF
January and July at the Cempanys Office in the
City OF New York at the rate OF six per cent. In
gold. The principal Is payable in gold at maturity.
The price IL or ana At the present rate OF gold,
they pay liberal income on their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds, At the
and reserve the right to advance the pricc at any
time. Subscriptions will be received In New York
AZ the Conmpany's O0oe, No. -
Nashua Street,
ANDBY
John y. Cisco 4 Son. DaHkers,
No. - Wall street
AND BY
The lss. National Bank Of Da.
venport. Iowa.
KemittAnces should be made In drafts or other
funds par in New York, and the Bonds viii b sent
ffse Of charge By rctssn prees Parties subscrib
Ing through local agents. will to them Tor their safe
4 PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1859 has lust
been published By the Company, giving miller iufs.
nation than 10 possible in IN advcrtise0ent. res
pectina tho Progress OF the Work the Resources OF
the County trAversed BY the Road, the Meane 1ne
Conairvulion. and the valus Of the bonds. whieh
will b seat free application. at the company'S
ONCE or to any Of the Advertised agents.
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer. New York.
m n n - IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22

BABO80AM1e ~---=e47-
DR. JOHN BULBS
GREAT REMEDIES
BULLS
CEDRON !BITTERS
Authentic Documemts.
.aykSsesOe Heard Frossl
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
lssosy Psiss. White c.. Ark. Nay y. -.
b. ions sus.--Dsar Sis: Lest February
was in Louisville purshasias asses. ed sst
ssns u ysss ssssasssills - Csassa Disssss.
Nyso..i..lsw, sho vs. via ~ ID ne sssrs.
Ass bees down With shssmasisn fer ssaas tine.
sonasnssd on ~ Bittsrs, cad ssea fssna hid
general health improving.
Dr.. 0ist, whs hes bssa u bed health, tried
DR.. Coffee, whs hes bess II ~ health Ssr
several ysass-saenaeh and liver a6sstsd-hs
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80 ~,. .s
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sarieus publisaasps have shown. al Of which
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sdueatsd and popular phyaisiaa n Georgia, 4
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Hens ! Aass svsf rscsivsd. Dr.. Clsusnt knswa
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s. Is Al I'd ana. j.
seservss y % "f'ssss y lssssss - sesa. heas
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faised IN SinelS lAstaase " have the wishsd 6sf
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22
COD LIVER OIL.

THE POPULARITY WHICH THIS MEDICINE
has obtained within the past few years IL Justly er.
ted. The oil presented - WILSON'S 10 In IL puf-
est state; 10 procured from fresh cleas vses oaly
ofthe 0adus Nsrrhua. and successful method has
been discovered by which all the Iodine and Bfom-
inc. necessary for the efficacy Of the OIL are r.
tanned unlnpAlred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22

Its Magic Powers
In restoring gray Hair TO it, original eolsr. causing
hair to grow on bald heade, and arres.ing its falling
out. removing dandruf, itching, and dressing the
hair, 10 making WoodS lmpsoved the meet popular
tonic known. Sold BY Druggists and Bsrbsrs.
1902. 1SA7. 1865.
In Ism the grandfather Of On Tobias introduced
the VENETIAN EMINENT In England. II WAS q
success although TIE price vas 0uiusa . Bottle
His late Majesty William w. used Il for Chronic
Rhsu and entirely cured, sftsr suibrinG
for two ysAss. his attending physcians being uoabls
to effect cure, and he wrote q letter Of thanks
which is IN possession ofmy uncle IN liverpool
have offered fioo sterling 70! that letter. hat i was
refused. In 1elJ pat Il out In the United 0satos
and now, 10 ls6s. the sals b immenss. Thoueanda
Of fxass are never without It. II 10 este snd limo
cent 10 apply externally. For 81 years have war
rantsd g cure the following complaints: Cholera
Darrhea, Dyssntery, Group. Collie, Cramps. vCmit-
ing and Sea Sickness, taken internally. and Chroaie
Rhenmatism, Burns: Cuts. Bruises: Old Sores,
and pains in Cheat. Back Limbs. externally. II
never fails. II used directed for Cholera or Dys
entsryitis certain II used when Ars attacked. Ne
one ones trying IL, WI ever b without n. Sold By
Drugetsoe 1y1co yffQ Csnte en4 o. 1doafs -
poi. ~ fAHx N. Il ~ q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22

Bot, gsn0cmen, II thosD msasurea will
not supply funds, speaking for mysen I
would expand the eusrsacy would Ger
rect the evils which have bean nroanesi hv
such extraordinary and unprecedented con.
traction. The business Of The country has
become adjusted to larger volume Of cur
rency snau we now haze. The demands q
the South and West require . greater
amount Of currency. They ere tsesars for
moasy, and srs willing to pay frsG ten =
twenty per cent. DsIing the war. when
the currency vss ct IL lmgsst aneunG ~
touched 800 per cent, and yst upon the
declaration Of psses. whsn the Southern
country.-impovsrishsd = il had been. With
100000 Of people, who had bssn sAut
out from the uss q our eusrsasy, ready %
strain every nerve to repair The wastes of
War,-wes opened - osp business. eei1
stood only ct . fssctisn ever 1 2e. IN
The system Of contraction vas immedi-
ately eon1soosd and, with . eosrepee -
1t least $500. 600, 900 lees thas il was then.
gold stands to-day ct I.4l. The valss q
the currency then vas not too large Tor Tie
demands Of the business Of the eountrv. 4
do not believe that IL would b necessary Or
advisable to expand the cursency 70 that
extent. but II it should prove to b. %. l
WOULD not hesitate 10 restore the currency
20 the amount q which il stoed vboo fusd
touched %. ltell you. esntlsmsu, IL THE
wsse done, It would be q gsaasfal 10 you
ana 70 sns people Of the West and South
p p ~. .S oew , o. heaven - the parchsd earth
- the qdatls and mama when GA n IL
9srcy vouchsaied to the children Of Is,esl
~ ihs wilderness. By these two msssnrss
c clSn e.: yeur asbt wsuId b reduced 1sao
000, 600 and the interest vsuld s. rsJv 49,
49, sasn SeO,ooo, 900 10 gsld, ansr,iiS.
aco ~ securing rsvsaus vesld enahis ~
w.t1css ssssncr sxpaasisa. y pey 81 H.
s's'sus q he s-so's y :hsy usssrs. "a |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22
N000 m 0vfGets
AND BY
John j. Cisco 4 Son. 0aHker0,
No. - Wall Street
ANDBf
The LIST. National Bank Of O0e
VeUpOrt. Iowa.


Dysentsry, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nc
bus. Flu1. Children's Testhing, and the Great
Preventive Of Asstic Chslsra.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22
Bulls Sarsaparillal
a Coed Reason for tho Captainss
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barraeks, No, April 20. 1855,
On, Jonx BulL-Dsar Sir: knowing the 81
Aeiency Of your Sarsapasills, Ard NE hseling
aad bsni6eial qualities It posssssss. I sssl yos
the following statement Of ny sasss
w. wounded shout tws ysars ago--was -
ken prisoner and conAsd for sixteen nonth. -
Being moved % sfsen that my wounds have not
hsaledyst, have not sst up moment siues
was wounded. lam shot through the hips
Ny general health il impaired, aad need some.
thing 70 assist nature, ! have more faiti y
your Sarsaparlla than in any thing else.
wish that that 10 genuine, Please express me
half dozen bottles and oblies
Carr. y. p. JosSses. 81. Louis. No.
r. 0.-Ths following wss writtsa April -
johnson: w--4ss
Da. BuLat-Dssr sir: ny nnsbsad, DR.. y. q.
JohsseA, Was skillful surgeon aad physicias y
Central New York. where b disd, leaving ths
sbevs y, r, Johsssu 70 my care AZ thirteen
yeafs Of sgs be had chronic diarrhes end
ssrofula. for which gave him ,eur Sarsaparil.
I, u cunno nm. have fer tsa- years rscsn
nenasd Il 70 many n Central New Ysrk. Ohil
end Iowa, for serofula. fever sores and general
debility, Perfect sucssss has aItsndsAit IN
cures Effected in some eoses Of scrsfuls and fever
sores were alnsst snifaeslens. ! an very anx.
isus for my - = again hsys recourse to your
Sarsapasilla, Ne + ssarfslsf getsisg ssparisaa
artiels, hs.ss his writing - zee ser il, Hin
vsua1o - tsrsible. but lbolievs - will rsees,
=. Respectfully.
&A II Jsxxn JenHson
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22
I, ~ ~ 49, ~. =. . - 2 >. -
BATCHT fO6'0 HAIR OY9

This splendid Ahr Dye h this bsst In tAswesld ;
the only true and perfect Dyer hss0lsss, rsliabs,
instantaneous; no disappointnsnts no ridicsleas
tints; remedies the III eects Of bed dyss nvie0fatsa
and leaves the Hair sof and beautiful black brown
Sold BY OIL Druggists and PerfameEs, and properly
applied q Batcheiors Wig Factory, No. 1e Bond
New York. apr9o .dAW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22
WILSON'S
COD LIVER OIL

Isrecommsnded and prescribed By Soma Of the most
eminent physicians Of Philsdephia and elsewhere.
aAd approved BY . large number Of ladies and gsa.
tlsmen. Wholesale and retail Druggists. nsrchants,
invslids. and many Othen who have been, On sxan-
nation, convinced Of It, rafe s9eellence.
This Oh be obtained from oil respectable drag
gists throughout the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22

! have said TO you that Ii. t.,..;.. Il
1866 amounted to $500, oo0. 900. lam s.ld
WA. =; tni. year it viii b less. The sscuri.
ues o. the eovernasns are not subject to
tsxet'eo. The capital invested In H. -.
curls'ss reaches 2,5oo, 900. All the nren.
cry. rsa! and Derssasl, Of every kind. e
derived fem the efasial reports Of 1880
amounted to $4,000, 600. Thus ven ses
va. near ers-sixth Of all the capital 10 he
covssfy - exempt frem taxatieo.
Das Why 10 u that ths amount realised
a.o0 1859 VIII Be lees than the smeunt r.
~. IN 1852 The rats Of saxstioo i
~ the same. Il 10 true hat
Uni. Iepeehcan eoogrsss has dimiaishs1 -
: = wnoIe the taxes on the manufacturee a
~ Ansiand il l. trus that tAsy win a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-22

tetess - the Puouc oooe, Ne 0o9O, 90, 900.
These were years Of psoee. The Amy cd
navy Of the war had bsea rsdueed ~
back pay had already besn made ~ q
them, immense sales q eeveenoene leop.
erty, consequent upon the close Of the war.
had been made. and Jet in these three
years the republican administration ex-
pended 3S20, 0O0, 0OO-e27O, OOO, 900 year.
csSraAsf WIN osnc0nAnc ADnlnss1Aslono
The whole expenses Of the eevsrnmsnt
OF the United States for four yoass prsced.
ing the war was o9S6, OOo, 900. Thess
$e20, 100000 do not include the interest
upon the public debt. II this BE- added.
the expenditure Of each one Of these three
ysars will amount to st least t430, 900, 900.
The taxation Of the year 1866 auouatsd 70
$b0O, 100000. The taxation Of the last
year Of Mr.. Buchanan's administration
amounted 70 ESQ, 1000, 900. The expenses
OF the var department. during the whole Of
Mr.. Polk's adnlnistration, including the
Mexican war, were 60.54o. 900; the expsns-
sss OF the war department. for 1866 we're
tizs. 500, 600. In one year Of republican
Communication, II time Of peace, The war
department. spent go, OO0, 600 moro than .
iour years democratic administration did
IN ome Of war. lApplauss. The navy
depsrt0ens for four years, before The var.
cost S03.Vl0.0O0. Then our commerce Va
prosperous, our ships sailed on everv -
and landed il every hAsbor. Today -
nav: 20 commerce, foreign Gag eevers an
zoe t!ads to our sea-ports. The ship- huild.
efs o. Maine ass starving for want e q.
cupanon, and yet the estimatss for the M.
wv. lot NE current four fears, 10 $ll7,45o..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-20

Engage not hastely, as a party, in q
difference between others, but reserve
thyself impartial and unengaged, that
thou mayest moderate between them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-20

Z n = Z
Fruit growers who are 90 fortunate as
to have winter spples, can prolong their
keeping by packing in saw dust, other
than pine, if possible. Put it in come
dry place for severa, weeks before using,
spread out thin SO as to be perfectly dry
Keep your apples on the trees as late as
possible not to be touched with frost
Pick in the middle Of q pleasant day,
when perfectly dry. Handle with care,
and leave al The stemsg on. o Pack no
bruised, wormy or defective fruit. Pack
in barrels. Take them and the sawdust
to the place OF packing. Sprinkle an
inch Of the latter on the bottom of the
barrel. n Place Abe apples in layers very
carefully on the saw dust-a row next
to the slaves, and the row next to those,
and 80 on till you finish in the center
with > single apple. Cover this layer
with sawduat. and 30 continue until the
barrell il full. with layer Of fruit and
layer Of sawdust, Icaving an inch Or
more Of the latter on tho top. Put the
mead il With . slight pressure, gently.
shnking the barrel and keeping the con-
tents perfectiy tight Removeto some
out building, and keep there till hard
freezing weather comes on, when the
barrels should be stored in dry cellar,
placed on blocks or plank 90 as not to
touch the ground.
In this way the latest keepers will be
perfectly sound the fourth Of next July,
and they will be PERFECTLY fresh. in per-
feet order, and favor unimpaired. Pack.
ing in sawdnst has many advantages
over sand. First, it is SO much tighter,
and adds nothing to the expenses of
freight. Second, the sawdnst absorbs all
the moisture and sweat from the
apple; Third tfpygchance an applerots.
it cannot contaminate its neighbors BY
coming in contact with them. If the
barrels are made - tight as they should
be, the fruit will be kept from the air,
and como out as good as if canned.
The above is no theory or guess work,
but has been tested for, several years
Ihavs packed many barrel which kept
perfectly good as late As above stated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-20

tbetthis work was done. / dressed my
self, and having paid my two cents,
walked away, feeling like new man.
The sensation Of Of soreness was gone,
and one Of elasticity remained. Ireally
never felt better in my life, and must
say that an hour under the hands of a
Chinese barber would be far better than
q glass Of soda after a nights debauch."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-20
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