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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-13
nAIRY AND SHEEP FARM FOR

IL SALE.-From -Four hundred 10 Five hun
dI.l acres OF land situated in Stockbridge and
Pittsflld. three miles tron. Pittsheld Village,
sloping south and southwss Apple orchards and
three good eucnr orchards, dwelling house, five
barns and sheds. ard Cider Mill. 100 acres OF
meadow which may be cut witt a machine
pasturago and meadow sufficient u keep GO cows
An abundance OF pure water, beth for farm and
convenient to buillIngE.
/ For entcrprising farmer II is the best chance
I % make money y Vermont. Terras Of payment
as IS could be reasonably asked tor. Apply
by letter or personally to
VI @. ENERTS, Rutland, VT.
Dntlnr-l Oct u 1856. diY&Wf3u
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GROUND CoFFEEs.

PURE RIO, 20, Is AMI 30 cents T. D.
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, /" cent?
Fb.
ROYAL CLUB, Extra Fine, IS co..ts.
In or.,sr to meet the demands OF the PEOPLE Of
Rutland and vicinity, we have appointed ioND
& MORSE, cofaerCi Centre street and Merchant
Row Agents Ter the sac OF our Teas and 1ailees
All goods are put up by ourselves IN one pound
packages at our Warehouse il New York ano
ietailel at Rutland by Pold Morse, at TIT same
prices ut which they are to be had owe our eoun-
t,.rs in New'York All goods put up by us bear
tie trade mark Of "The Great nited States lea
Warehouse" of r. Y. KELLEY Z Co, stamped
on the package. None others are genuine W.
especially caution people against procuring lach
goods of am company" IN New York, Boston
or elsewhere, representing themselves as beng
connected with our house. We solicit
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-13

The place known as "Emwood'a few years
sin e laid out and constructed by Prof. Pease OF
Brooklyn, \. Y 1t has. during the past summer,
been thoroughly revised and repaired, and addi-
tional grounds connected, making in all a small
farm of abot fifty acres of rich arabic land, well
watcrcd; having upon it two hundred thrifty
Gple trees, and youn6 orchard OF choice fruit
trees .
It is sit iated just outside Of the pleasant village
of Cast!eton. The house-an elegant structure
is well mr. anped, having bcth well End cistern wa
ter brought into the kitchen and is less than hall
a mile from the Seminary and State Normal
School The grounds about are abundantly shs-
ded with maple, elm, and Other trees. The cars
pass in full view OF the house at distance Of
about iorty rods. Tlking all things into account
his pace is considered OF the most delightful
situations anywhere to be found; well adapted
Cor keeping first class boarders especially during
the warm season. For particulars inquire Of the
subscriber residing near the premises.
j. SANFORD.
Castleton Vt. Jan. LIST, 1868 d&wf
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
CURE IN ALL CASES
on NO CHARGE MADE.

Dr. Dow Is cCAsulted doil. from a. IN. TO y
m as above, upon al difficult and chronic diseases
of every Lame and nature,
Dr. Dow Nos and Endicotl street, Bostoa
Those who's need the services Of al experienced
nhysician and surgeon should give him h call
y DIR Dow imports and has for sole new
article called the French Secret. Order BY mail
1 I 80 for 81 and rel stamp.
Boston, April 1866. lilly
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NoptlaIWNWIT Box 800 KutIhnd, T.
tEun BEST SHEEP OR DAIRY

L FARM IN RUTLAND co. FOR SALE
now offer, and viii sell my Farm situated in the
town Of West Haven, VT, six niles north OF
" hitehall. \. ", cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere IN the state.
Said farm contains about 200 acres in one body.
well divided into pastures and tillable land, 1t nov
has over 500 acres of Meadow which can be cut by
machine to when another 100 can be added from
pasture. Said meadow has gentle slope to the
south AMI East, Is free from stone and produces
the best kind o. hay
There are on the place. three houses and ten
barns to six Of the latter attached good sheep
sheds IA rool store house, ?ixSo for grain and
wool blacksmith shop, wagon shed, COW stable
and hog house.
SAID farm has a natural fence more than half
way around IT, Soil mostly clay, some loan, with
10 or l. acres of interval lane Of the best Kind for
planting. Ihzre is also large amount OF wood
and tim yer on the place, or whi>h there Is good
market.
| Said farm is now capable of keeping 900 sheep
| in cornrnoa years, besides teams and cows neces-
,ary for the place, and be improved 10y clear
( ing for pasture, TO keep 500 more sheep.
| Fos further particulars enquire OF
! 5-wtf West Haven, VT.
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For the express purpIso Of retailing Their goods
+, consumers at Wholesale Prices. The immense
,rotits which Ia 7e heretofore been put upon teas
and cot,ecs by the produceIl, the importers ths
Iohbers boxers spectators, wholessl" dealers ana
npalv by the retail country merchants, have 20 en-
HANGED the price Of these essential articles oil every
day hfe th.t many consumers have been ohhs' i u
sln ia, mselyss or abstain altogether from the use
az teas and coffees II il tart well known 70 those
VINO are familiar with the condition OF the tea
market sha. these goods frequei.tl Tetai!ed by
yna dealers in the country at twice OF thflee men
orilTinal value, and even then are 80 ad"tsrnt.a
and doctored by unrc,ocpied speoulators as 70 De
r,1ally unit Tor the OF any good and Wen pre-
yided household. 49,.
We 30 not SEQ why this should longes continue;
md we therefore propose TO ieteh our teas ana
| eoi,ss. in small quantities 10 consumers, IN al
parts OF the country, at importing prices with suei
| small profits a6del thereSo, as in widely extend
ed and constantly increasing business may reason
nblr compensate Us Tor our trouble We guaian
tee our cas- al cotiees at all times to oe iresn an
: pure and warrant all goods sold tro.i tins nous
. TO give entire satisfaction otherwise the goot
NAV lie returned and the moaCy will be refandet
We challenge any establishment IN tins conhtry
conrete wi, a US in the quality and prices OF o,
: Goods We call the especial attention OF all hou'
keep rs and heads OF iaIaihes tothe following;
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DIS

- y 1 "a VI I'm M D4N / , isN'-
- t1ct OF Fairhayen. The FFos,atc Court for
the DislI-t ct F..ifht,.n. To dl person, con-
ccined. GETLTINU.
Wserua,, rcrcu, II. FIheld Of Haiar'tn, in the
county OF Washington GIl state Of New York,
,-uarlian 0. Frederick Downs Stukcy Downs and
Carry Downs, minors, residing III Hampton
aforesaid, has made apFAcaton to sand court tr
license to sell the foil wing real estate belonging
"a .qld minors, lying and beng n l.oultnoy, IN
sail District, bounded and. described as follows,
viz it beng known as the Batchelder lot, lying
on tn. south side of the highwa. leading 10 the
John Farewell farm, from the Pond place, RIP
rcseuting thai il will conduce to the interest OF ms
sand wards TO sell said rca; estate ior the purpose
e putting the proceeds OF such sale Il interest, OF
otherwise investing it 10 the benefit Of his said
" ards. therefore,
Nv. the authority of the state of NGrinunt, You
are hereby notified & appear before said court, Mt
the Probate office, in Castlcton, in said district,
on the At. Monday IN February, \. d. 1865, TO
show cause il any you have, why SAID license
should not be granted.
nat,l at Clstleton, in said district, this 1st
DAY OF February, \. D., 1865.
6.wSw. y. A. SUMNER, Register
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EARMS EOh SALE-.ONE CO...

L tanning 100 acres, and known as the Elijah
Amcs ig~1n, oIe-halt covered With heavy wood ana
tlnbrr the remainder good tiliable and, COM
Portable buildings, and situate between Castiston
and West Rutland. The other 800 acres, one.
taird wood an. timber, land know as the Old
ThoratoI Farm, near Bird Mountain The WOOD
and ,aluablc spruce. ash aad maple timber on
these farms will more than pay the prices asked
for them ana they will Doe sold on very reasonable
tennis
| alec wish TO sell or lease farm in roultucy,
with comfortable building. Sand fare Is neai
VIM. l.. Faraam's, on the road leading from YAM
haven to Sampton Corners, and between the valr'
able slate quarrics Of L. Spauldn.g and Wm
Wing Nrare chance for slate makers. Apply to
the subscriber, ri. G. NJ. WILLARD.
l.. L. MEANWHILE.
C,stleton, January It'll, 1865. 2wtf
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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
Il. II EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

NULIUTIUK OF FAIE EMS,
LATE Aren't o. he Emitted States Patent once,
Washington, ~ Ter ne Set Of 1884,
No IS State St. opposite hilby St, Boston,
After an extensive practice Of uawards oftwenty
years. continues to secure patents IN the United
states: also la Great Brta4a France and ether
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds.
Assignments and all paper or drawings FOR Pa
Me- axeeu,s,A on reasonable terrs with dispatch.
Researches made INTO Amenean and Foreign
WORKS to determine the validity and utility of Pa
/ tents OF Inventions, and legal and other aGyic,
rendered On all matters touching the same. Copiei
Oft the claims OF any patent f.sIshed. by remittin!
on dollar. 4 ssIgnments recorded IN Washington.
I No agency in the United States possesses supe
nor facilities Tor obtaining Patents ascertainins
/ the patenta6lltiy OF Inventors.
Durirg Cght months the subscriber, II IN
course Of his large prac.ee, made on twic, relecte
[ applications SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
! ONE OF which was decided his favor by the Com
missioner OF Patents.
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the supstanea OF said bill and this order three
weeks sueoessiyely in N, Rutland Herald, printed
at slutland aforesaid, the last Of which u b. AZ
least twenty days b.iore said term, Which SHAH BE-
deemed sufficient notice,
Dated al Rutland aforesaid, thi, eth day -
January, A. ID, lsbs,
NV, HOPKINS, CLERK,
W, Z, f1VNTUN, sOnrIt0T, l-sig
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DARRE ACADEMY,

The Spring Term, will begin on Thursday, Feb
IL The Boarding House is completed. The ae-
Amrp odations ioT board, and self-boarding have
been greatly increased.
made IN j. 5. SPAULDING, Principal.
+ Barre Jan. s, 1868. lodl2t&wh
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NEW FAINT SHOP IN FAIR.

GARDNER y FRANKLIN.
Housa. Sign. Carriage nd Ornamental Painters.
Osdcrs from distance promptly attraed to.
Partcula. attention n on tc sign Painting. Siens
furnished and express pad 10 IL parts Of the
C1uhtv. A-Wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-13

CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
~ hay, no hesitation in assuring ii. .entors tina.
they cannot employ NOR, competent and
trustworthy and more capable OF putting the r APP
ulicatlons N form - secure for thern an clrlS
ar.i favorable consideration 1.-THE Patent Otioe.
EDIUND BURKE,
I.ats Commissioner OF Patents"
4" Mr. h. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
.pT'lcatlQns in all but ONE Ut which patents have
been grantee, and that one is pending. Such
unmis;akable proof 81 great talent and ability on
his par, les u me TO recommend all inventc1s TO
appiy - him 70 procure their Patents as the may
be- sure a having the most faithful attontion be-
slowed on thei. cases. and at veTy reasonable
changes JOHN IAGHARI'
BOSTON Ian. l. lS6S. l:wIy
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NEW HAMPTON INSTITUTE

FAIRFAX, VT,
The next term If this Institu.ion for both males
and females will commence Tuesday, Feb. llth,
and continue until April 18th.
The executive committee have secured the SER
vices OF Rev. $. NJ. Whiting, A. NJ, who, with
Mlon Davidson, A. b., and Misses Juliette +.
Miles and Annie A. Meeker, will constitute the
corps Of instructors. The committee believe
that the Institution will sustain in all its depart
ments the reputation for thorough instruction il
has always borne. The moral and religious char
acter of the pupils will have the constant super
vison Of the teachers and parents, ut is believed,
cannot elsewhere entrust their children with more
confidence than at this school.
For Catalogues OF other information address
J. NJ. HoTCHKlSS, Chairman Ex-Com.
4wiw
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEE
l,rpo ~ DEI ICATE HEAITH

IL MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.
Dr. Dow, Nos and 9 Endscott street, Boston
ia Consulted daily for all diseases incident TO the
female system Prolapsus Uteri or falling OF the
Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and Other
Menstrual arrangements, are all treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy rehei
guaranteed ina very few days.
Dr. Dow has, no doubt, had greater experience
in the cure Of diseases Of women and children thar
any other physician in Boston,
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
ment.
NB.-All letters must contain four red stamp
or they viii not be answered. 80
Office hours from a. m. to p. No. i-iy
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STATE OF VERMONT, pIsTRICT

- Of Rutland, s., The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland;
To all persons lntcTestcl IA the estate o. Atsah
EigvFton, late Of Wanmgiord, m said district
deceased, testAte, uREEliN1,
by the authority of the State Of Vermont, you
a hereby notit u 10 appear beiure sad Probate
Court, AZ the Probate Ottee m Rutland, IN sad
distT.tt, un the 81 Tuesday Of February, \, D.,
IsGs, 10 show cause, II any you have, Why a VT
'ain instrument, in writing, ted In said court,
anu purporting 10 be the last will al testament
Of SAID deceased, should not be- proved ana al-
lowed.
Dated at Rutland, In said distract, .Ais eth day
Of January, \. u. lsils,
A-wAw WALTER 4, DlNluN, iudEr,
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

= Ol NutIAnl, - INc IN0NT' I7NII I0I wv"
hstnst az RutlaRd
10 all persons interrst~, IN the estate o. Joseph
sanders, late at Shrewsbury, IN sad disluet de-
ceased, GREErNg,
By the authority az the StF,e OF Nel mont, you
are hereby notified 20 appear het To tbs said lr'-
bati Court, at the Probate Office Ia Hut and, ln
said district, ON the 50 Tuesday VI Feb,uaay, 4,
b., lS6S, % show cause, Il any You have,
r Why tire --rr1uur n tt Il, STQrf1rt, fNTTU-0I ~
the estate OF said decreased sauull not be- allowed,
and also Why the residue ~ sal estate should not
be q ,triLutei ~ the IaT'les entitled thereto,
Dated AZ Rutland, Ia said district, tins 18Th Gay
II January, \, u, lsfS
l-WIWs HENRY III, SMITH ky.s'terr
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FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
Y situated three miles from Cast ton rllagc !
consisting OF $50 acres OF Excellent ia. ming land
sugar orchard Of one thousand trees two good
dSollng houses, five barns and at least four thou
sand cords OF wood. which tinds ready market at
five miles, at e. q cord. This tar1 produces
farm is fully stocked and .il be sold together or
separately at the option = the purchaser Price
very moderate one-third down and balance on
easy terms. Three HUNDRED cords OF wood cut
ard ready for market. Possession Will be gwen
at once if desired Is. Filth Jh'
Casteton, Oct, &c, 1867. Twin
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w A N T Il D,---AGENTS, MALE
w or Female. Our new Engraving, sug
gestive Of Lies Journey from childhood 70 old
age, entitled From Shore TO Shore" is now ready
for Car assers. Special territory may be secured.
This presents rare opportunity 5r active AGENTS.
$. NJ. SOUTHARD, General Agent,
jan25d&wlm Vergennes, W.
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NOTICE. = THE SUBSCRIBER
~ has made arrangements with Mr.. Charles
Evings TO 1T up the Saw Mill recently damaged
BY fire at Cnppen Hook, 50 as to be able to saw
timber and lumber as usual and 1t Is hoped that
a share of public patronage will be given.
HT. LAwToN.
Clarendon. Feb. /, 1868. 6w'
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DANCERS CURED WITHOUT
~ The use OF .he knife or any caustic or cor
robins operation. But by the Application OF
plaster which destroys the life of the cancer, and
separares i perfectly from the surrounding parts
without mjuling the healthy flesh or causing but
little pain. Especial attention given TO purifying
the blood Medicine prepared expressly Tor Can
cerous HuinoTs Scrofua, and all disordered con-
ditions Of the blood, and sent TO any address
DO Send for a circular and references. NO
charges for consultation by call or letter. Once
at residence Main Street, Poultney, W:
7..ly H. HALL, n. d.
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4 RESIDENCE WANTED FOR A

/ n SCHOOL.-Tlofcssor c. Commettee Is desir-
Gus Of procuring in some convenient and pleasant
locality, dwelling house OF sLscient capacity to
accommodate pupils under his Instruction In
l. French as boArdeTz, an that be used during
the season for tie accommodation of Summer
toaiiers. Persons knowing of such an opportun-
ity TO rcut q suitable tu2diry will ohligeby ad
dressing
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CHAS. A. PARKER, CAsTLETON

rHAS. A. PARKER, CASTLETON
~ CORNERS, ARCHITECT, would announce
to the public in general that he is prepared TO do
drafting and building, or either separr ELY Spe-
cial attention paid to Hand Raising. Any one
wishing to build or have plans drawn will do well
to call on the subscriber before going elsewhere
CaAS. A PARKER. .
e stleton Corners, VT. Jan. u, ls6s. dldSwi
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FAIR AND THOROUGH TRIAL.
OF our goods from all who are interested IN ouy'
ing first class article OF Tea and Coffee, at the
lowest uossble rates. 1fWoin'
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I WILL GIVE MY PERSONAL

| ATTENTION to the nettcr O.. buying an
sailing farms in either Of the togns above emu
mafatci, AMI Also have some cho'ce ilh1' lh{.tl'
in the Wcs, would cNchn#sr tor farms IN Yer
t,Dnt
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AVE YET FOR SALE \ FEW
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN Wallnstord
vince. Also, two or three Horses, any OF when
will be offered on easy terms. OF pa ment. Apply
co the undersigned at Wallingford.
FRANKLIN POST,
Real Estate Agent.
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I flo ftfF AFfLicT-
PRIVATE or. DELICATE NATURE.

M or t \ y / TO Tile AffLICT-
I Ed. -DI Dow continues 10 be consulted at his
office. Nos. and Eniieott street, Boston, on
all diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors OF .enera
and impure blood, lnpoiency, serufula, Con
o1hma L GERS, Pain and Distress in the region OF
ProcrcatiNn Inflammation of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hydroccle. Assesses, Humors, figt fui
sWclhugs, Gad the long train of horrible symptoms
a.tcndg tins class Of disease, ere made 10 become
as harmless rs the simplest wailings OF a cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
IN Dow doyo'cs a large por ion Of his time to
the treatment OF those caused by secrt. and
solitary habit which ruins the body tad mind,
Weakness Of the lack and Limbs, Dizziness Of the
Head, Dlmuess OF sight, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Dyspepsia, nervousness. Derangement Of the
4 Digestive functions, symptoms of Consumption,
SC. such persons should before contemplating
ma.rimony, consult physician OF experience, and
I he at onoa restored to heath and happiness
/ Patients who wis., TO remain under Dow's treat
ment will be furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent TO all parts of the country with full
4 directions
i Dr. Dow ha. also Tor sale the French Capottcs,
warranted the best preventive. Order BY mail.
i Thee Tor Al and a red stamp lT-ly
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I ED.-Dr, Dow continues 10 be consulted at his
Office, Nos. and . Endicott street, Boston, on
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FARM FOR SALE

C,stleton, January It'll, 1866
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
DlMooRATIC PLATFORM.

The publication Of the laws, during
tie past months, has 50 crowded our
columns that we could hardly spare
the room Tor the Democratic Platform.
herewith Published Ii would not have
been delay d, even othis day,--despite
the press II matter.---only because we
knew a large proportion OF our readers
would obtain it elsewhere. We shall
have occasion, doubtless, to refer to it
frequently during the ensuing canvass.
Il i shy platform Of a party the nor
tern wing OF which, gave aid, encou
aeelaen, and suecor, during the war, to
:t,ased traitors. It was put forth by
party whose record, as pa,ty, has long
heenono OF hostility to free Institutions,
VIII no remuneration Of that record
L il the authoritative exponent ola par
IL, tie southern, and controlling, wing
% whiai.-were lately active rebels, are
serrowlo>s for their many crimes, and
are nov yooiterously interchangeable
q rebellion if they ere not restored to
,,,ose c.iici.ll places they once held, and
witch they not only aisgraced by hold
Ing, bur betrayed and deserted. Let
every Republican read 7he platform.
1t i gool campaign document.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
SslLITICAL URDANITY.

We are unable to understand how
lard words and vituperation help All,
Political party towards success. VIII.
i II; that plain words, though they b,
cutting and severe, cannot be used =
surely nothing can be gained by mis-
presentation, abuse andeAag
.c hone better for the enlightened
ple of this Great Republic. We
4 asld despair OF the cause Of human
III II VIC could be brought to believe
Il such publications as we give below
l. p on the cause they are designed to
nd. Certainly no goo3 cause-no just
ea1se, needs subj ai,l-ecr in fact can
he aided thereby,
8ecaHse Gen. Grant las not been q
politician. run for Office, &c, does not
thereby assure that he is man Of no
political capacity or craftsmanship. 1t
is not necessary to have been New
ork politician, Senator or Repre-
scntative;o entitle oneto thepossesson
Of civil capacity" When Gen Grant
held the office of Secretary Of War we
remamhcg there were hardly words
cne ugh iii Worcester's Unabridged
Dictionary to convey the admiration
which the U,o,M had tor Gen rant s
"civilcapaeities," "Tfmpores ,5'''aftw'. '
Here is the HorW estimate oi Grant
expressed since the nomination
Nobody is hardy enough to claim civil
capacity for Grant,
The following brilliant settings are
copied from the Dubuque Weya'd the
acknowledged exponent of Iowa De
macracy. Comments are useless.
L $. Grant is a scoundrel whose sole vir-
tue is i'll in,amy deep that he has never
learned TO pray, and insult Deity with suppl
eaton.
Grant, with the rawlings Of a hyena, la.
pio,el in lie multitude of his butcheries,
Iii; even hyena' appetite may be satisfied,
Grant. horn fool, has been educated a
sneak and lar. lie has no blood in his
wins that nssassins would not be disgracei
III shedding.