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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

to make careful investigation into the
whole matter. Adopted.
Mr.. BROOMALL, of Fenn., moved 20
suspend the rules to enable hinn to ofier
the following preamble aud resolutioD;
WHEREAS, The President of the United
States. in his annual message to the For
tieth Congress, at its third session, says:
Here follows ans extract traaas the heziaessaGs
in reference TO the liquidation OF six per
ssas'l sSas 10fSsf Z Yf{fiH p fPiHym'97' &GtysFTJJT'
WHEREAS, Such a sentiment, If permitted
ito 90. testhe Neridz Withont immeaiahezp ezpro-
test, Eight be understood to be the senti-
ment OF the 9eople )df the Uiited States,
and OF their Representatives IN Congress;
sR@6lus9 That oil form add deSfees d
repudfatfon OF the national fndebtedness
are odiOus to the American people, and un-
der no circumstances will their Represen-
! tatives consent to offer the public creditor,
as full compensation aElessc ameuat ol
money than 'tfiat which the Government
contracted to pay.
The rules were SUSPENDED and the reso-
luton adopted-l54 against 6.
a MF. LA WRENCE,yof Ohies presented 9
memorial Jof5the UnionkLsagne sof Ne y
York, and offered resolution for the ap-
pointment of select committee of seven
to investigate the Irregularities and frauds
GutTSlu diieRtu 70 Lave OcCuTTeu III IHt
city and State sof z New York, affecting
the recentSeleetion for REPRESENTATIVES G
'Consfess and Aaeetofs for president and
! Vice President, with power to hold ses-
sions in the State of New York and else
/ where, BY a quorum or by. a sub eommit'
tee3 and to- send fer persons SandS papers
&c. Under a suspension of the rules the
( resolution was adopted.
The SPEAKER presented message il
! reply to the resolution of the House, offer
( ed by Mr.. Wood, calling sior- the corres
/ pondence in reference to the, ,Alabam'
| claims. The Secretary of State says he il
| of opinionithel publication iof such 'eerres
! pondence would be premature and 1iucOm
/ patible with the public interest. Referret
+ to the committee or Foreign Affairs.
/ On motion of Mr.. LYNCH, the bill re
ported by hum at the last session. from tn
( committee on Banking land Currency TO
| a gradual resumption of specie payment
! was made the special sorder for the frs
/ Wednesday in january. 5so1s ai ao7oi0
| Adjourned. IA k,.rbaszsff bua = irzsH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
w~ AEEfxed ~-x
The stea9shie Sity Of Bars, from Llv-
Havana News Suppressed


Havana News suppressed.
Important news dispatches prepared at
Havaha Cfor theI New Yerk Associated
Press have been suppressed by the Cuban
8athHfities.i From this itis to be ififerred
slat thei iasurgentsin the, Island have won
some important success.
The Eeg III Tender Act.
The Tribune edftorialIyi SAYS !. We are
confidently advised tremo W Washington that
the Supreme Court is pretty certain to adr
tidg ge the legal tendeFae constitutional.
Weiare told there will probably be hut one
dissenter from the Courts Judgement.
e'i'''i4 ''O' FinanciaI. 7SNi ~ -'-
tnM6ney is aetive.f The Commercial says
hal million in currency was sent west
to-day by one bank. The reported Su-
pfemeq CodrsI decision on the legal tender
act causes some anxiety in Wall street
RumOrs are on the street of coming COM
plieatiobsI between England AMI our Gov!
ernments irIr but bonds are steady. .di 10 Tailor
Sand South.
The drairR of g6lp saRd fedrrency' to tf7t
West land South bc9p tinues. One lbanl
alone this morning had orders for hall /
million ctiffeiiGy from Chieago,, and tht
gsmittanc TO, all sections must reach foul
millions per week., A movement has beer
started bya city bank in favor Of abolishinl
Lhe, preseptt system Z Of making, q uarteil l,
returns to the Comptroller of Currency.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
Z SPECIAL NOTICES "a ,
Table Talk with 2 Victim Of Inel .ss-

Table Talk with a Victim of Ind Tea
q fS-gAEg+T8T5 tion. 500 b1fs.T7 71S'fI
p Reader. We win tuppose yoti martyr to dysper-
sa. If you are not so much the, better for ytu.
If you are. peri aps you may profit by this para
graph You hzve Just flushed your dinner, we
" says and fsel as yous had So allowed lsad i'm
stead of wholesome food. .SsYou have sensation
OF tiehtness round the upper psrtzof the dfa-
phragm, as if some snake Of the constructor tribe
held youin its embrace and had .kaottsd sts eeszs
orer 1e PIT OF your stomdc1. Ycu feel supremely
miserable; and, such, is the penalty which your
complaint exaets efteri e1sfyJ neal. What do you
desiref Ease. Of course. An exemption from the
incubus that robs you Of an enjoy ment during he
day, and disturbs your rest at nishts Take then,
this piece Of fsiuformation Iog ssBss esedEsssyr
HOSTETTER,SJ STOMACH qBITTERS will as
certainly cure al your ssonizfng symptoms as the
day which you read thisartice will, be succeed-
ed by another APt tfhaps you are incrsduous; Bot
il you have read the testimony Of the eminent citi-
zens, in every walk Of life. who have tested the
preparation and submitted the results Of their e-
perienes'to the public Through the press you ought
at least to have sufficient faith to mate trial of il
in your own case. Itisa. pure yeeetsble tonic and
alterAtiye tie only aasdieiae IN Esssssrtd sntfrs-
! 'y adaptsd toyosr co1spfasht. If you are in the
hs bit of taking any alcoholic excitant as a psi-
ative. zbandon, ,it. and try this WHOLESOME MEpI-
GATED ,sTIaULAEr. If it does you no good, s0yso;
but JON will not do that for ID has
single instances TO cure dyspepsia, biliousness.
and their various complaints
may23deod& wly-cw-R HasAs y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
"Children's Lives Saved for Fifty
.Issu a4i6 % Cents"

Thousands Of children die annually of Group
Now. Mothers. if you would spend so cents. and
always have bottle DR.. Tobias enetian Lin
imsnt in the house, you never need fear losing
your little one hen attacked with this complaint
IL now 81 years since fhave put up my Eipi ent.
and never heard Of . child dying of Group when
my Liniment was used; but hundreds of cures
have been reported to ne. and many state if it was
sloper bottlethey would not be without it. Be-
sides which. tits a certain cure for Cuts. Burns.
Headache. Toothache. Sore Throat, -SHellines,
Mumps, Collie. Diarrhea. Dysentery. Spasms, Old
Sores and Pains in, the Limbs. Back. and Chest
No one once. tiles it who is without it.. 1t Is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally. Full
directions with every bottle. Sold by the Drug
gists and Storekeepers in the United States. De;
pot 10 Park Place. NY. ~H -
,aianel6 d&wl ycm-PeNY " ess .1Ire4zul ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
Postal,


Postmaster General Randall, has sent to
the House the estimates of money required
.i6r the -seFvice. ob the fdepartnent iorT the
year, ending June, $50. The sum total i
twenty-four millions and half. OF this
the inland mail transportation, including
overland and s'maiE to California; re-
quires nearly lthirteenI millions andathird.
n9idg Indian War Expense<srissb [
|. The Secretary of War sent Al communiE
cation to the House to-day stating that
it is impracticable, with sufficient aceura-
ey, to ascertain the amount expended dur!
ing the year ending June 30, 1858, on act
eountet the lndianiwar! sghoI 9rioibald
|is1snoD lSupreine7Cour 10
.n Among the eases arguedein the Supreme
Court to-day were those from New Y erk
involving the question whether certificates
Of Indebtedness are securities of the United
states and therefore exempt from taxation
by the State, aaadf 4O rsNitfy,taS3T beiisJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
(Rece ntly Merchants Hotelo '0''''' q
Nos ESQ and egg south High Street,

THE UNDERSIGSED, FOX A MUM.
L ber of years proprietor of the National Hotel
of this city, takes pleasure i, annoutcin. to the
public that he has leased the above named House
for aterm of years. d it thoro ughly reno, ated.
supplied tlroug hout with entire new furniture and
is now ready for the reception of guests. both
that his long experience in the hotel business and
his determination to devote his entire personal
tention thereto will enable him to give perfect sat
s.faction to all who may favor him with their pat
ronage. ID. KEY NOLDS.
N. B.-A Saloon and Restaurant is attached to
the Hous =; also, extensive Sta bling atte ded by
competent and attentive hostlers. 81. r.
deol5-dlm sGsai r.-ft.,.y .rrlt
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:, II i - u ...-. a.. I :,
New AdvertiS

GB The Ohio Statesman has a
Larger Circuiatfon than amy pa
per pubfisi,ed In This CRY or Gem
trail Ohio. Advertisers win bear
this In mind. ,of ..5ai7sq I-uniiao-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
,..s.,,w -VIGK'5IsSs IssW : Il
FE9RAi7azGUIDF FLORAL 7UFt7I[ID91F
- For 1860. =
Valuable Property for Sale.

A VERY DESIRA ABLE FIRST-CLasS
"A Residence. on Broad street: also. two Puilding
Lot on Eighth street; 40 improved Farm of 80
acres in Hancock county, barn, orchard &C.. all of
which viii be sold on reasonable terms, or will be
bus or a residence mar High street. Apply TO
decl4 dIw-n - = -l'T~-I- ~ f!--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

fhe AtHsIxa Purchase Money.
The Times denies thereportedetory rel
rativk tdthe AAska phfcbase Nancy Anh
says $7200,000 were sent from this city to
Russia hast akngnst.- Tine fizs mttissuss rss
ferred to as having been sent from London
were in pay lleAt0 foG Russian railroad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

IS aNf ANfiOOD ~ another R.,O Medical
nj PampAIet from, the pen OF DR, GuRTfs.
The" Medical Tines says Of this work; "This
ture decline. shows how health is impaired throush
secret abuses Of youth and manho0d. and how
essiiy rerained. 1t gives q clear synopsis Of The
impedimepts 70 marriage, the cause and effects Of
nervous debility. and the remedies therefor. 4
poke. edifSI q 1se osSs S es & &doswardsd on
Nc. 6s North Charles street, Baltimore. Md.
: Opa ma YES dly-r 2 80 1Es - "a ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
STERLING SILVER WARS :

80 - - -. AND
@FfNE-ELECT@O-P WARE.
THE GORHAM MMANuFACTuRING co OF
-PRoY-ENCE, RI. h wing the largest manu-
fact'ry So Silver si.A IN the world, With
the most improved mach y. and employing The
most skillel labor are enabled to offer an un-
equaIled variety of new ,apd beautiful designs in
Dinner Serv.oes, Tea = vices. and every article
specially adapted forls iday and Bridal Gifts :
Al They offer also their mell-knowu and unriralied
Nickel Silver Elec Plated W are. in which the
have introduced new patterns of-rare elegsuce.--
The Solid Silver Iis Guaranteed to be of sterling
purity by U. :. Mint assay The Electro Plate
guaranteed to be, superior, to the finest 81 efiel
ware.g Orders received from the Trade only, bu
these goods may be obtained from responsible
dealers every ahere. --------
.,..,A.., -, .e.., IFl's T,sds T.st
siIasra s5f9s, = GSlLt@ sasa1Assco EIsss R,ss.' y
GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
,Salesroom No.s Maiden Lane. N. Y.
II III Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

The Ne,o York Tribune claims to have
confidential information that the Supreme
Court will decide the Legal Tender Act
Unconstitutional. Other Washington spe-
cials OF the same date do not verify this.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
wax ,ll,LANGE.
Tl Z whl-k Fax.

RI n % NEW E1oRK, Dec. IA.
The Times saySa scheme is on foot to
havethe tax on whisky gain raised to 81,
and Congress is being quietly secured in
snnnnrt of IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

MR9. STEELE, = a.
WIS IL AEsTOINF OK M n T. K ., II LENDS,
w an6 the Ladies generally. that she has estab-l
lished herself In Desnfer's new building, on High
north of Broad, where she is prepared TO do fash
ionable dressmaking in ali its branches, at reasoh-
able ICES lib raj patronage is respectfully 50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

E. G. SoUIER, the well known explorer OF
South and Central America, has set abolt
advocating retrenchment of $4,000 in
our diplomatic service, which he claims to
be perfectly practicable. A great deal of
retrenchment is practicable; but have Re-
publican politicians the will to make it ?
That's the question. a -5I7 ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
MANH0OD AND THE vIGOK GE

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOK GLE
w WITH restored in four weeks. Success
restores mahly powers. from whatever cause ari-
sing; the effects Of early perpcious habits, self
abuse, impotency and climate give away at once 20
ing to the directions (Which arevery simple and
quire no restraint from busu or pleasure Fail
quantities in one for Ss To be bad only of the sole
appointed agent in Ameriea. H. GERITzEN, 81
..uOh 4 !. 4. !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
bATISl BY IEhEtRAPH.
Minister 10 Russia

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.
The, President, to-day nominated, to- the
Senate Henry al Smythet TO- be- Minister
TO Russia; Alex. Cummins, of Pennsylva-
mia, Gommissiouersufziut ziuternal Revenue
Dyer Court ofInquiry. A.A
,SeeretaryeSc Scofeld has directed gtlie adj
j9nrpnleht OF !he sDs er Court Of inquiry
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

MilWauKee MHFAet-Dec IA }
FLOUR-Quiet and rr'rcs unchanged.
WHEAT-Steady at - for No. in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

ish IS the reward of an occasional use Of Palmer,
Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. reps1-d&Eiye
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
,Salesroom Nos Maiden Lane. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

PORTLAND, Dec. IA.
The fire at Yarmouth destroyed the pa
per' mill of Charles j. Little, yaluei at
$50 600 and insured for $4,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
Military Celebrities al chicago.

A dispatch from Bryan station to Day
says intelligence has been received here
that large quantities of overland mail mat
ter have been stolen from coach near Fort
Bridger,-the robbers having cut open the
sacks. A portion of the mail has already
been recovered. Strict inquiry will be in
stituted as to the manner OF carrying these
mails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15
special Notices.
mental Depressien.


n.,t.l d,ursson b dissals Of tbs ssrvons system,
.,a u al shs us ssh Is hsr w. II = The one mat e.
cite, the isast synpathy. II is sshsscf fnsfnsn'
,.t. .ud d called BY vario.s dsssivs terms Da' ~
though il is oen laughed a. II Is not easy to Aash 'hs
p..ieut out q the belief that his Ills are oil r's
rea, dismdsr-ths general features Of v1isn -
slant fear. anxiety and gloom. The sn'sfnA' 800
~, mental equities, of,sn manifest 'ylnp'o"''
.,, Noise, :. Of falling water, and s'ns'as
49,, A.. eompl.u.d Of, while black spss X ana
| 81, .,u,ntly iii. before the vision. Admohs
-. - - should no. ss dsrssarisd, Is they may
.err tns.s In ia-auiiy. The ssas Of the a's-
/. q n. brsia and mel s,stsn, aud 70 oooi'''
II i, uecessary 20 use powerful TONIC sn'
t...,,,e uA,eh vii earrscs aud tone those organs
.,hor, i, flaming lhs btAin This y fee c's' y ~
.,c,... ot HosrIrrsEs sroxAoH B'frsAs IN oa's'
Of .a,. bind for vLleh /, is the '.fs'' = yell - the
| Of restoranses-
I. s.es i. i. The oa, pae and reliable tonic
.,o,n Man, nos,runs, purportng 10 be s"n'oa' ~
r.a,n from time b, time 10 the nssspA2sss. ~. -
.-s.,,, Md better let thensAione. HosrhTsA
STOMACH BITrERs has provenfsssi', " mA', -.
.fni., 70 be 10 e.ery respect what -
i.''F'f' ameA,e-asy
us, -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15
GRACE MILLS,
~o,;ce IN lsonLrUDtcy

u,HIs Is 10 give notice that Gu the l4h Day o. feefu
L ary D 1885, q warrant in Bankruptcy Was issued
ag,ip,t ID. estate OF John Redman OF Washins ton
Lee county aud state OF Iowa. no has heep
adj Bankrupt his own petition int tie PAY
snent of auy n.hts aud livery 4 any property binR
tra sf+r OF any property by him 10 forbidden by law
That meeting Of the creditors ofths said bankrupt 70
nrovs III sir debt TO eheo-e or more sss'gnees
n his .tste@ viii be held tbs Court of Fankrup'cy
to be holden the office of Register In hshsruptey
70 m No sis Rates Hous in the city o. heokak lows
before John Bruce Reg stas, IN the Earn Gay OF Mehi
ieo', = ~ a W CLARK UsM.
n. L R,-rx nn.. ~,
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,syHE CONFESSIONS AND EXFERi-
$50. INVALID.

:.
Published for the benefit. and a. oAol
yousa MEN and others, whosuder fror Nervous ~
Entity, Premature Decay Of Manhood. &c, 'app',n
rsr n. AM {. sssF-cuas. Written BY one VINO ea.sa
himself, and sent free .-c.istll postpaid
envelope. Address sATHAkS&k AsfsA'-. 100
tlyu NJ Y. Also free, by the .sSs pnhii.sss. aoas'
! Of DtrsY SWAIN, the great PEN oftns
dec,n-dsp3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

Why shonad the State OF Indian. sill, nor.
sist IN acting the procures. TO lechery and
furnishing legal facilities to fornicat;on and
adultery BY her laws, and sanctioniux The
bessial losss Of abandoned men and women
BY their cosrts.
Indiana divorces are m outrage upon the
decencies and moraiHes Of civilized life, and
the policy Of her. legislation on the subject ID
'en'o'a more Infamous than anything con-
coeaed II. Utah under the Mormon regime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15
Nce1ce i'm bankruptcy.

This il 10 give notice tbs. on r.. y cay v z, ..usS
=. ~.st. n WIN r. Armstrong, o. ottnms..
W.pso q . IIs VIC That he ray
indeea asss. A. delivery Of sny property belong
nsns ~ ssnsrupt b for b. use and he
tpsnsssr Of spy property By him foreiaaen y
AIR ebts and TO choose more assign ees o.
r. ,ates viii be held the Court OF Hauk, 70
=. scIdsa Il room No Ksfes House the once o. me
gss..sr IN nanhtupfcy In the city Of Keokrk ioEss
Iohn arnce Register the 10th day Of April
A. iaos, y ~ a. " CLARK usH,
w.a By L. FgiTos, Deputy.
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.,.....az AaD pglIpACy

MAHNIAdE ANH 1ffNb IF -
.Sn rHn HApP.sfss az TRuR EAshsoR'
r...x for Youn9 Mss 81 ire CftHs
:. .o,,,ude. aud the Physiological Error1' Ap..ss
=. n,.....s which create mpediments 70
sag u;.s sure mean, Of Relief Sent In ssa.sa ~
,vs,.n. Tree % e.. 70. address, DR.. J. sn'Lh.1'
uouapros. Howard Associa.ios. ~. ssssl.,,1s re-
f.bl3a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15
Notice In Bankruptcy.

In BAnkruptcy--fn The Uisttift tout OF tne =
stn,,s for the D trict Of Iowa. In the matter oil
Ogden. bankrupt -.
NOTICES hereby given that petition has
beeo He'd In said court by the said X Ogden, OF
Ksotuk 10 sal district, Only declared bankrupt uo
der the set Of Consrtss OF March isoa or uscnsse
a -, tfcate Thereof all bis debts and other
proyable under said and that the 10th day o.
Msrob 1885 1t II o'clock IL assigned for the hear
~ the same before said Court in the city OF Keokuk
sere and when all creditors Of said bankrupt and All
persons In interest may attend and show cause
sny they have, why the prayer Of the said petisone
sbould NOT be granted.
mated A. Keokuk, Iowa, Feb 2, 1868.
J. O. BURNS, Clerk U. 8. Dist Cours
Keskuk, Iowa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29
To the Travelling I dblic.
STAGE &Ef.ER NOTICE
Montpelier, Barre, Washington,
SrlliJcl ali Ga5lssl.

The ,uhsctitrr aill "a the I'D line Of Stages rom
MoniFeur Brad ord via Barre ami Washing on, as
follows
Leaves Mont el'er 'hUe tipcs wert, Tuatdays
wednesday, ard Saturdays aiiyal Of the train from
the Nouh Tor baIe Washington. BfsdfI.d and
Chelsea.
Returning Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. leaves
Chelsea at 8 A NJ, Washington II 10 A. NJ, Barre at
II ~ T. NJ, and arrives at Mont eier for the Kxpress
ain going South.
o.-A rev and comfortable Stage has just been
placed upon this line
b YOUNG.
Montpelier, Oct l, 1867, daw 6ld
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29

BLACK KNOT IN Plum TREEs.-D. d..
waloh Of Rock Island, Illinois. well known
as an entomologisf, says that all his examins-
tions have resulted in the conviction that the
black knot on the plum tree is the effect Of a
fungus, and is not disease nor gall. lie
thinks the spores or seeds are formed about
the end Of July. in latitude 40 deg. 80 min
utes, and therefore if the excrescences be all
cut off and destroyed by the early part Of
July, an edacinsl stop will be put to their
farther spread.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29

tea.Aowers will miss the cues, aud the yellow
skins and the angular eyes, which the instinct
Of many generations teaches them to look for
They will hear strange dialect, too. We fear
they will turn toward China, and wither and
die, as the poor coolies do.
We spoke Of the relations few days ago
between tea.dfinking and the use Of strong
drink, and suggested that if the government
would reduce the value Of tea by taking of
the duty, the result would be favorable to th e
cause Of temperance. If we can raise the tea
in our own country. the result will be still
halter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29

TEA CULTURE IN GEoRGIA.-The expert
ment of raising tea in the State OF Georgia
promises to be successful. We fear, how
ever, our sanguine hopes will be disappointed
1t is impossible for negroes to grow queues
upon the back OF their heads, and we cannot
imagine such a thing as tea growing without
queues. Where shall we get the tea.chests.
too made Of that tough wood which used to
disgust us when we were boys and tried to
white iti We might initiate the covers
and put on Chinese characters, but we could
hardly deceive the tea leaves. The plants
will Recognize strange climate, the little
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29

"THAT's How" After great snow storm,
little fellow began to shovel path through
a large snow bank before his grandmother 8
door. He had nothing but small shovel to
work with.
" How do you expect to get through that
drilti" asked man passing by.
by keeping at IT," said the boy, cheer
fully [; CHATS how"
That is the great secret Of mastering al
most every difficulty under the sun If a
hard task is before you, stick to it. 10 not
keep thinking how large or hard it is, but go
at it, and little by little it will grow smaller
and smaller until it is done
II hard lesson is to be learned do not
lose a moment in fresting; do not lose a
breath in saying, " can't" or " do not see
how but go at it, and keep at it, steady
This is the only way to conquer il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29

The PURCHASE OF PIGs.-Mr. Sayre lisps
little. Some years since an overseer of one
OF his farms told him he needed some hogs
on his place, Mr.. sayre said
every we'll, 90 aud buy four or five thowth
and pighs right away and put them on the
farm.
The man. accustomed to obey, and that
without questioning, asked
" Shall | take the money with me to pur-
chase with -
mo, thir. They all know me. Thend
them here, l will pay for them or give you
the money to pay when you get them"
The oyerseer went his way, and in two
weeks returned when the following CONVERSE
tion took place
"Well, Mr.. Sayre, can't get that many
pigs haye ridden all over the country, all
about, and can get between eight and nine
hundred"
A" Eight or nine hundred what :"
Eight or nine hundred pigs "
Eight or nine hundred pigthi never
told you any thuth thing"
But you did you told me to 60 and buy
four or five thousand pigs"
:" didn't do any thulh a thing. | told you
to buy four or five thows and little pigth, and
you have done it, l thould thay."
Mr.. SAyio had pork to sell the next fall.