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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
CEveClA.

Macon. April 22.-Ths total vote up 70
the close of the pole yesterday was s.
900.
Tho Democrats gained largely in to-day's
voting
Reports from Southwestern Georgia,
where tho negroes arc largely in the as
tendency, are mighty favorable to the Dem
ocrats.
Adolphus Trautmanp, . merchant Of this
city, WAS crushed to death yesterday after
noon, by the filling in OF the floor Of his
store on Second street.
SAvAsSAu, April 2l.-The conservatives
nrc hopeful ~ 10 the result Of tho election
Tie Democratic voters to day numbered
ten to one Republican. The election is
passing of quietly, and no disturbances
are apprehencied. The polls were attend
ii hy tho most respectable and influential
men Of Savannah. Tho total vote poled
90 far in the city is $3.50, in the county,
L nCS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
CHICAGO.

CuicAso, April 22.-The case OF Edward
r Ffanshawe VA. The Rock Island Railroad
Company and others, vas up Yesterday in
the United States Supreme Court, Judge
Drummond presiding. The question was
on motion to discharge the rule to show
the cause why an attachment, should not be
issued against W. +. Coolbaugcr. J. b.
Drake, &. c. Canl .bc!l, and othcrs. for con
tempt OF court. A lengthy answer was filed
by q. q. Campbell, who. seemed to be the
person more particularly intended to have
been affected by the rule. The court took
the question under consideration.
The Democrsts, Yesterday. elected Nc
Ailistsg Judge of the Recorders Court by
alo majority. and o IIara, Clerk. by 100 ma
j,rity. Ths Republicans elected ten alder
men cut of seventeen. The Democrats are
verv much elatcd over their success.
The Iouraal, to day. claims that tho con-
test OH the aldermen was real political
issue that the Republicans elected ten Of
the seventeen aldermen by . majority Of
225 Of the whole vote of the city, and there
fore carried the day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
LATEST News
M TELEGRAPH,
TT TEE DArs.y DEHGCRAT.
new YORK.

NV Yosx, April - -Dispatchsa IRON
Pert Jervs say that telegram has seen re-
ceived at tina, place from General saper'h-
tenden, II Riddle, % The elect That The re-
mort az the Conductor Of tbs sleeping c. ;,
who IA nov IL New York, shows that >
rear coach which WAS completely destroy |
BIZ ERE. continues 90 passengers, and, so far
a. has been ascertained, bu. two persons
escaped from this car, and the remains Of
six only have been recovered. This leaves
fifteen Of whom no traces have been left.
A Washington dispatch says: Connsss,
Of California. and Thsysr. Of Nebraska. are
candidates for the Sseretsryship Of the In
terror under Wade.
A Washington dispatch says: J. K.
Herbert was never on Butlsss stat nor 10
his department, aud IL he wrote letter to
L. D. Campbell urging Bailcr's appoint.
ment in Johnson's Cabinet, he did il With.
out Buffers knowledge and on his own &C
count
The same dispatch says Wade will re
turn Sheridan to Now lrleans. Mccullough
will 20 to New York to reside. welles will
remain in Washington, Seward will go TO
Auburn, Senstor Fesscnden will probapy
have the mission to Engand.
Senator Sye is seriously III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

;orrrea ,lr Wednesday next. The Senate
-. vec,.,ive sc ssion and at 9 p. n.
" Ireersoi offered resolution instruct
~ po.t Office Committee 10 inquire
into The expedency of securing 10 the zen
c-al Government the exclusive control Of
a. telegraph iines with the United states.
COPIED.
Iii. GEiggs offered a resolution instruct
ing the Post 0Iiice Committee 10 inquire
into the exT sdieney osex,ending the frank
ing privilege 10 memtsrs OF legislative
branches OF such Foreign Governments as
extend the same to legislative members Of
u = Government which was adopted.
MIR Pike from Committee ON Naval AT
ia % presented the House bill to amend Ger.
IA acts in relation to navy and marine
C, rps. II limits the number Of officers, Ron-
O. mmissioned officers and musicians Of each
CORPS TO the number authorized by the act
OF March I'd, 1867. and Of priveses 70 l,oO0.
now 5000. The commissions Of the present
officers are not TO b vscased, bat no ~
pointmsnt can b made In any Of The greoss
until the number u reduced below teo
number provided BY either sections o. ~
BILL II sbolishes the grades Of mste M
Third Assistant Engineer In the navy ~
repeals all acts authorizing Temporary sc',n.
officer In the navy. Amer considefaoie u's'
cussion tho hill pessed. Also 1oins IosO
ln,ion in relation 10 vessels earolled ana
Ireuscd for employment 10 the coasung
trade and fisheries. -
Tho The morning hour having expired
the bin went over till next morning hour.
The Speaker presented message from
the President and an Executive commun-
ications, including report on the improve
ment OF the harbor of Alton, Ill. Referred
TO Committee on Commerce.
Tim House then proceeded W consider
the bin reported yesterday by Jcuckcs Tor
the amendment to the Bankruptcy Act.
Mr. Jenckes explained its provisions.
Mr. Elliot moved 20 amend the first Sec
ton by making it read January LIST, 1853.
instead Of June 1st, 1869.
Mr.. Paine desired to move an amend
ment TO insert Ia the first section befotc
the word bankruptcy" the word "yolun-
tary."
Mr.Jenckes declined to let the amendment
be- offered. saying 1t applied to both forms
Of bankruptcy.
MIR Maynard desired TO offer an amend
ment limiting the number Of applications Of
extension OF time for those who cannot
nay so per cent. on debts contracted sub
eequently to the passage Of tho original bill.
Mr. Jenckes declined to allow the amend
ment TO be offered on the ground that 1t
was contrary to the principles OF the bill.
lie moved the previous question, which WAS
seconded nd the House proceeded 70 vote.
MIR. Elliots amendmeat was adopted and
the bill passed BY rs against A. and then
utiOuvnod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
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OHIO

CINCINNATI, April o. There was grea.
excitement At Springfield. o.. last night,
over the escape of the iier,zsler murderer ..
Il appears that Roberts and Scott were
confined with three other prisoners in .
cell They succeeded in cutting q hole
through into m adjoining cell, which was
occupied oy a woman who had been al
lowed The freedom Of the house on account
OF illness. When the taller came to lock
the woman up, the prisoners knocked him
down and escaped. A large meeting Of
ei,izsns was held, aud means taken to -
cure the prisoners. The trial Of Roberts
and Scott was 10 have commenced THE
morning. The murder Of Daniel Hsrtzlss
took place At bis residence. five miles from
Springfield, last Octobear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
Foreign news by Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, Wednesday Morning.
Alarming dispatch has Just been received
.. the newspaper Offices 10 this CITY. tits
SAID that two nea. supposed to be reniaus.
were arrested 81 a ate hour last nj hit near
tho servants door of Buckingham Pa,.cs
They were carrying = hamper which. on
bang opened. Was found to contain gallon
OF liquid phosphorus, or Greek Gre. The
parties made . desperate resistance, and
were with difficulty secured. A third Der
son, who Wa in company With those bear
'us Tue basket, fed - soon % The latter
were secured, and escaped pursuit.
NApRlD, April 2s.-N il ofsc;.l,v an.
nounced that Msrveez, Chief Of The Snan.
isi Ministry, is dying.
FLossScs. April 22-prince Humb.r,
was married to-day to the Pr;ncess NJ.
gusrite Of Savoy. The ceremony occnrr.d
in the Chapel Royal. Turin. King yicter
Emanuel, the crown Prince Of P.ussia.
Prince Napoleon and wife, and . great MANY
Italian notablss were present. Great pre-.
partitions are making here for : reception
Of the Prince and wife.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON. April 2O.-Gen. Candy tel
eRraphs Ger. Grant the following further
particulars OF the vote for the Constitution
in South Carolina. In 81 districts register
ing $4,000 votes partial votes give $500
votes polled; the same districts with ful / re-
turns It the last election, gave $4,000 votes
Partial returns from eighteen districts give
34.094 votes for the Constitution and II ,224
against It. These returns indicate that
there will be majority for the Constitu-
tficta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, April 22.-Ths election b
progressing quietly. The number Of votes
Polled yeNerday was 7ss. mostly by ne
gross. and many for the Democratic ticket
Democrats anticipate . majority.
Courisrs from the counties Of Chattahoo.
chic, Union, Stuart and Randolph bring in
news Of Democratic successes, but give NJ
de0nate returns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, April 22.-Ths Convention
s,incs disposition to get through ct On
early day. The report Of the Franchise
Committee 10 having ito third reading.
Heavv rains have damaged the crop pros
poets, ana delayed travelling on the railroads
ceuterjnc here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

ELNiOLp'S EXTRACT lBUCnU AND
Ia IMPROVED ROSE wash surss secret
snd dei'ass discrd~se II all their sseess. at liz
;-e expense. little Or no chaaes In Asst. no in
son'en'enes and no eEposurs. Il 10 pheasant in
sa>tc aud odor. immediate In lie acsios. and free
iron all injurious properties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
MASSACHUSETTS.

SPRINGFIELD, April 22.-Ihe Trustees OF
the Amherst College. yesterday, elected
Elijah P. Harris. Of Bsloit, Wis, College
Professor of Chemistry in place Of W. $.
Clark.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
aad tia; OF fcsterity depends upon prompt use
Of q reliable remedy.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

CINCINNATI. April 21.-A c. Roberts
and Charles Scott, charged with the muir
der OF David Herxlef. broke Jail at Spring
field, Ohio, this evening. One thousand
dollars reward 10 offered for The arrest Of
each Of them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
Cash .4ssets Deer S22J 900
8tsks ON desirable property
written NJ reasonable rates.
II. n. KING, Agent.
Of Nam aud Second Street aprB-dtf
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
SITE a1a.. OF c. IOWA, -.
10 the District Court
NARY BELLE POWER, Plaintiff,
JOSEPH Ftp. POWER, Defendant.
To tie said Joseph r. P. Power, Defendant.
You are hereby neti6ed that on q before
the 18th day Of March, 4. D.. 1858, there
will b. on 6ls 10 the siles Of the Clerk Of
the District Court in and fof said county Of
Scott, : petition Of the ahevs named plain
tid. claiming Of yen . divorce from The
ssods OF matri0oay, On three distinct
grenade l. That sioce your marriage
with her you have become addicted = b.
bitusl drunkenness. 3. That yea have
osee guilty Of such ssusl end inhumeH
efsosmsnt - TO sndanesr the plaiotid's life.
3. That in 1857, and At other times, ysu
bad besn guilty Of adultery. For mere
particular statement ysu are referred TO the
petition to be filed % Aforesaid. Plaintiff
also claims alimony.
And ysu are hereby further notified that
unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon Of The second day Of the next tern y
said District Court, to b begun and held
% the first Monday Of Nay. 1858. default
viii b entered sgainst you and judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated as Davenport, Iowa, this 10th day
Of March, A. d. 1868.
MARY B. FOwER,
BY COOK 1 DRURY, Astosneys.
apr 1-oaW-wod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

pS,n vOS RETENTION OK INCONTi
y ME " urirc. Irritation. in"smmsuo"
,an =, ~. hlsdd.r or kidneys. cisea
,f,be u,,.,rn,e q land-, stone in ths bladder
i .lc.l.s. g,s,el or brick du't deposits. snn a,
..,....~. ., The bladder kidnevs and dropsa
.~-f1,n~. fT-r HELMBoLD'- fLUip "a
TRACT BCcHr.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
II. Louis Market.

By Telegraph Apr;l a.
fions-Steady and unchanged superiaes
range al g. oGs.os
wheat Unchanged spring ranges q . .osQ
COM nehanged, at Sass.
Oats-U nchanged, at .oG.7s.
kye-Prime l.so0l.s6.
Ba'lev--unchanged. At 2.Sc0a7s for prine
and choice spring.
Provssions--Stronger and batter.
Pork-Sold a 81 .950g7 50.
baeon-- Shoulders 1Skolok e,eer siAes
lskol7K.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
FORrIErIR CONGRESS-.

~ -. '" ,as introduced bill emcndatory
ssra.s a section ct the steamboat pas
Con,. Con-. ..w' Heierrcd To The COMMITTEES On
On motion OF Mr.. yohnso. Ia cou,. "A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

vrAKt 80 MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
ssic Remedies for unpleasant and danger
sss ri.-a.~- u. HHiMBOLD'S EXTRACT
HCcHC AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

rrs,wBoLps RxrRAOr BuCHU GIVES
heath and vigor 20 the frame, ED bloom
- ~. paid cheek Debility Is accompanied BY
manv airming symptoms. and no treatment
/. .asni,,si 10, consumption. insanity or sPs-
l~p,ic TITS -nsae 49,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

HNSPrEBLED AND DELICATE CONaTlrU
Ia tions ~ both s.res, use HkLNbOLD'S
INrKAcT BuCHU twill give brisk and en-
etrs.ie feelings. aud enable you TO sleep well.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

OavoOpo9e uD09laos ;Doposo.
ousss % sss DAvaspsss Dss. cnAs.
April -. loo6

Oaveopors Aoaelaes ;0eposu.
osssss % sss DAvnnssss Dss. caAs.
April -, 1854
Wholesale. $1,000; retail, olo.eo.
WssAs-uo. l. $40; No. 3, oi.so; No. 3,
$50.
BAaIs.-saooas.ae5.
OArs-b5@e0 cents.
RYR-el.05.
Coss-Shslled. s59sse.
PerAroEs-soeotl.l
BrrrsR-4at9a5c Per b.
h.r-Good Timothy s,s.ee per ton. Upland
Prairie $1,000 per ton. Slough, 1900.
,CoAl-Scft-At Yard, Is cents per bnshsl.
delivered. l6 cents per bushel.
ANTHRACITE At Yard $50 per ton
WocD-e59t7. per Cod.
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph April
Fiour-Firmlbut quiet; choice spring xtres in
good demand and very scarce. $500 II 25 low
grades to choice extra super 61s09oo
Wheat-Unsettled and lower; No. l spring
2l5G2.is; No. spring 2 ol@SO.A
Corn In good request but lower, st &c ase1
for No. /; s4h for new:
Oats Easier but held firm at s2eiafs
Rye-Bestsr, strong. 100 for No. l.
harley Duh Il Z. S0@s,s5.
Provisions Very firm.
Pork-21 90.
Lard-lTH.
Bulk Meats Firm. Shoulders lliS93ilel;
short rib, is; short clear, ls%@ts; CunSer-
land middles. 1917
Chicago Live Sleek Marnroe.
By Telcgraph.l Anril ~
Hogs Received, 200. Market lS0SOc low
Or, owing to heavy receipts Prices range lis
0?.s7k.
Cattle Received II, 800. Demand TO dav az
clusively for best grades At 5s@s.15. fbsrs
Is large number Of medium cattle on the mar.
kst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

lNts GLORY or MAY ~ STRENGTH
f-tsre th. nervous aud debilitated
$50 iInst. flst.iv use uELMB0LD'S EX-
raACf Buc1u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

TfLNnoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT suChu
!. riea,sn: = taste an oior, Tree rom AL
nIer.eas properties, and immediate 10 's ac"on
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

MANHOOD AND YOI rHFuI. vlGOk ARE
vi r.9ain-t by WfLNauLU's EXTRACT
REeau gS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
New York Stock Marhes.

New York Stock MARKET.
- Telegraph April -.
Western Union-e1
New York Central-i M.
Brie-1lt.
Ilinois Csntsal-i.A3.
Rock lsland % i-a.
Nofthvsstsrn-s,k preferred. 7sx.
Money! per cent
0tesiiaG-l.1O.
0old-1.lo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22

<yHArrsEEu CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
~ by LNBoLD's EXTRACT Bt Gnu Tys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-22
Clmctnnaft MARKET.

By Telegraph. April %.
Flour Ia demand at Il. e59ll.5o for fam.
wheA.-Firm q. e.soaass for Nos. end 2
winter.
Csrn-In good demand a. sses7 for ear, aud
- for sheled.
Oats at II.
ERye-Easier; 400 offered for No. J, aosdSs.o5
asked
Wbiskey = Firm q. els.
Provision.-Firmer and higher.
Pork Held at 27.75425. 90; buyers at 81
80.
Lsrd-ln demand at l7ss. held 81 is.
YnIk Sides-sales Of 500, 900 lbs. at l4A;
shoulders held 81 l2ll
l7L@lTI<; clear rib l61s 9leS
Liverpool Market.
By Telegraph Liverpool, AssA n.
Corn Declined 70 sss ID.
Lsrd-Rnm.
Poek-Quiet.
Deef-Declined - 1853 3D.
ToDeAo Market.
By Telegraph Arrii n.
Wheat -Salse Of white Mishiesa ct S.so.
Cosa-Unchasgsd salss Of IL. q S9.
0sts- 10 better; sales Of No. asd Aichiess
Milwaukee Market.
~ telegraph April ~.
fIesr-Dall; city Xxx q s.750loss.
Whssa Dull at 2.lsk for No. fresh re.
ceipts.
New York Market.
BY Telegraph April -.
xlour-Dull and prices unchanged.
Wheat Dull dropping.
kve-vesy scarce and held higher
Ossn-DuI ~ 5D1 IL for new mi1sd.
DosleY-Quiet.
Oats-Fisacr at 8 for western in store
Polk-2uiet and nrmeY. Al $40 ioS new. Aad as.oe
for old.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-08

GREAsING WAGoNs.-But few people
are aware that they do wagons and car
riases more injury by greasing to- pen
tifulIy than in any other way. A we'll
made wheel will endure common wear
from ten to twenty-five years, if care is ia
ken to uso the right kind and proper
amount OF grease; but if this is not at
tended TO, they Will be used up in five or
six years Lard should never be used on
n wagon, for it will penetrate the hub and
work its way out around the tencns OF
the spokes, and spoil the wheel. Tailow
is the best Iubricator for wood axle-trees,
aud castor oil for iron.
Just enough grease should be applied
to the spindle to give it light coating !;
this is better than more, for the surplus
put on will work GU: at the ends, and be
forced by the shoulder baads and uut wash
ers into the hub around the outside Of the
buxeS.
To oil an axle-trce, first wipe the SPIN
die clean with cloth wet with spirits Of
rurpe"tine, and then apply few drops of
castor oil near the shoulder and end.
O,e teaspoon is sufficient Tor the whole
Ohio Furmer.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-08
The Farmers DEPARTING ent.

SroCK FEEDING-The foundation of
good farming is the keeping of as much
stock a. can be kept well, and no more; !;
but some farmers make the mistake OF
overstocking their farms, by which means
their stock iced on poor pasturage, and in
n drought frequently suffer for the want
ot food. In the winter season too many
cattle are crowded into small barnya-ds,
and the result is that tie strongest ones
cat the most of the fodder, and the small
er and weaker animals are hooked abou:
aud have to take up with the leayings of
the others and when all are provided with
stalls, some portion of the stock suffers
when let into the yard, in consequence OF
there being too many for the space allotted
them, especially in stormy weather, when
they all strive to get under the sheds.
A great deal of stock can be advanta-
geously kept on most farms, if proper
means are taken for their comfort and sap
port In the first place, the necessary
change of pasture must be provided su6i-
cient to sustain the stock In a severe
drought, if one should occur or good
crops should be grown to "soiP' the cat
tie when the pasturage is too short. The
support large number Of COWS 90 farms
that could not give pasturage for half the
number, and allow sufficient winter fodder
10 be cut.
In the next place, ample aAd warm ac-
coinmodation must be provided so that the
stock can feed in sheds quietly when not
stalled and with an abundance Of good
fodder every farmer will fnd that keeping
stock is profitable, as it is admitted by all
good farmers that fodder fed on farms is
better than to sell it, as the manure pro-
duced by the stock keeps such farms in a
good state of fertility.
Every farmer should raise all the young
stock that he can feed well and give good
winter quarters. A choice lot of good
dairy cows can seldom be bought they
must be raised on the farm.
AS regards the breed of cows to be
kept, if butter be the object, the Alder
neys, or their grades, are considered best
10 proportion to the quantity OF food coz
sumed. This is small breed Of cattle,
and their milk is exceedingly rich. They
do not produce more milk than ordinary
cows, but it yields much more cream.
If the selling of milk be the object, the
Avrshires are the best breed that can be
procured, as the COWS of that breed have
world wide reputation of being the best
mixers known. In many cases, however
our native cows are equal in value fol
both milk and butter to any blooded stock
in existence, but such COWS are scarce, and
cannot be found for sale, except in rare
cases.
For WORKING oxen the hardy DeyoDS
are most popular, as that breed will thrive
on pasturage where the Durhams would
barely exist-Rurdi american.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-08
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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-08
OWNERS OF HOnSES

Manufactures, ExFressmen, Teamsters
Physicians, and in fact all who are to any
extent dependent upon the services of their
Horses In their daily avOcations should in
sure In TINS Company, and thus derive a
protection against the pecuniary damage tbav
would sustain in the loss Of their Animals
which are in many cases the sole means Of
support of their owners.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-08
FARM STOCK.

Farmers and others owning Cattle sbouId
avail themselves of this means of saving the
value of their Stock, and secure an equiva-
lent for the loss which would otherwise fall
heavily upon them in being deprived of their
Cattle, by insurng in this Company-the
Pioneer Company of America. By insuring
in this Company, you exchange
AN UNCERTAINTY FOR A CERTAINTY
No man can tell whether his Animal may not
be stolen or die, through some unforeseen
calamity.