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The Portland daily press., 1868-04-01
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HON. HoRArIo KING TO GOV. CHAMBERLAIN.


WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1867.
My Dear Sir,-Your communication of the
18th inst, came duly to hand, and am glad
to know that my course with reference to the
balance of Soldiers Relief money sent to you,
meets with your appreciation. i leave II
entirely With you to apply this money in such
way, consistent with the objects of the asso-
citation, as in your Judgment you may deem
best.
After what he did here. with a fixed pur-
pose to get portion OF this fund out of my
hands tor his individual benefit, cannot
say that l was surprised at Mr.. Watson's dis
patches to you. l return the one you trans
mitted to me, and should you have occasion to
write 70 ao again on the subject, should be
pleased, II there bo no objection, to have a
copy OF the other. 1t will be interesting to
learn whether he communicated Tue fu1t UT
his having treated the members Of the asso-
ciation-a soodly number of those who were
present at the donation meeting-to an oyster
supper Immediately after the vote to make
him present-out of said fund-of $3.50.
beg to hand you here with, an exact copy
of my hand book, showing the items-debt
and credit-quite in detail.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully and truly,
HoRATIo KING.
Treasurer M. 5. r. A.
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SCHOOLS.
Portland Academy

Nos. 81 and SO Middle Street,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Day and Evening School.
v For further particulars please send for Cir
cular.
P. j. LARRABEE, A. B.. Principal,
No. so Green Street.
March 21. 1868. eod2w
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WEST FALMOUTH, Me-, Dec. %, 1857.

Mess. b. r. Croasdale & Co 49, - = -
cnals;ed TO fali upon some of your Phosphate in
Portan,. last year. ana being pleased with the aD-
three-lg'frtls of an acre of ground and used one
barrel CT Phosphate harvested fifteen tons OF ear
rots from the piece. have used Gees and the Cum
oeriand, put never received mu h benefit from
them as from this. The carrots were large size aud
hne mayor. also used it on barley; and had it not
Deen blown down, should have had good CROP
AS it was, it much tier than any other In the
neighDorhood. used one barrel to the acre. l also
used on my and in setting the plants
put 1t IN Il Q hill. The growth wa, splendid and l
shall be able to tell you of large crop Of berries
next year hope. Yours,
IRA WINN.
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GOV. oHAMBERLA1N TO HON. HoRAr1o KING


-Y State Of Maine, Erecutice Department,
AUGUSTA, Feb II, 1867.
My Dear Sir,-Plesse find enclosed nv re-
ceipt* for the draft you sent me. / had al
ready received two telegrams from Mr.. Wat
son asking me TO "hold" the money as there
was an error In sending it. l do no. under
stand that he is authorized to give any direc-
tions as TO the disposition OF this money. l
therefore hold myself accountable to you only !;
and the money subject only to your order
have already in mind cases where the ap-
plieation of this money would be pr cisely
what is contemplated by the objects of your
association and its recent vote, and would be
received as q boon from heaven by the suf-
ferere. sl4aaI't rI.'f
/ deem this disposition of the money a
most wise and humane measure, and desire
TO thank the gentlemen Of the assoc alton for
their thoughtrulness and generosity, and to
assure you, my dear sir, that your faithful and
generous services are appreciated.
42 ~ ej Very truly yours,
II .e9d rata...r j. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
s$659.SS AUGUSTA, Feb. II, 1857.
Received OF Hon. Heratio King, Treasurer of
" Maine soldiers Relief Assocat on draft tor SIX
hundred and ftty-nine liars ninsty-Dine cents, to
be applied, under my direction, the rel of sui.
erng soldiers and their families, agreaby to the vote
OF the Association.
j. L. CHAMBERLAIN, Gov. Of Maine.
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x Cts.
No. Cures Fevers, Congestion, Intamatons q; 2S
q" g worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, %
4 N;ng Couc E OF I,esethlhs OF mianis, 20
f" Cyss uILping, aiillo9s Cole, 25
% oSra-M erDIss \ ausea, Vornitng, 20
Nns, Co'as, bronchit;s, 20
SsaaSn,., 800 SS,19tnSens, Eaceaehe 70
"t6 nrSnr;, agn;i.s Ihea9ache, vertigo, 70
{" II s1ppresseS or psinfnl PericiIs 5S 55S
t" y :. Whites. too Prof,se eriods. as
"f4 ssit iss,ew.,. rr,s,a, rnIcni. prestn ng. r.
g rs go Esha neun ,ETvslIeias g. Eruptions, %
"lS Fcvcr H~n.. Cs'ii Eaxsr ans, 20 20
{, 10 4, OPsnatny, anf sore or weak eyes, 80
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-01

Messrs B Croasdale & Co:
could see even till the first of Augu decided bcn-
ent II tayor OF yoursthat is the stalks of corn wee
mucn target used II freely grass m the spring.
markably COED, and it remains to he seen what the
tu nips wilt do. Tie was too wet to properly
lestN, yours, ..l L. e. HOWARD.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-01

GoRHAM, Maine, Dec. %, 1867.
used in the spring of 1867 small quantity of
your Super-PnOsphate upon my apple orchard of
young growth-just before rain The effect was
sur, rising; it changed the foliage at once became
dark and the growth of wood during the season
greatly M Exceeded thar 9I previous years. found
did not apply the Phosphate.
used 1t ON my garden tor corn, potatoes, beans,
peas beets, cucumers, &c, and the effect was high
ly satisfactory excepting the potatoes. had row
OF grape vines, and used the Phosphate on them.
was agreeably surprised with the result as did not
expect anything from it, as the lana was so run
down.. lt did well tor them and they showed a very
remarkable growth. 1 can fully recommend this ar
ticle as good fertilizer. 40 -
Yours, ISAAC MCCLELLAN
used Croasdale's Super Phosphate the last sea-
son In planting my corn, potatoes and garden, and
was satisfied with the result. l got good crops OF
corn and potatoes on newly broken up land, which
was run out and had not been titled tor MANY years.
Iregard 1t as an exceedingly valuable lertiizer and
80 recommend 1t to all my friends. also know that
my neighbor, James Moody, Esq, used it on his
farm and nursery with the same results as myself.
f. w. JACKSON.
Gorham, March /, 1868.
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PORTLAND, Me-, Nov 10, 1867.
Messrs B. r. Croasdaie & Co.:
Inc Phosphate has given perfect satisfaction in
every case save one, and in fields where ID has been
used It can be plainly distinguished by the superor
growth and color OF the crops -
YOuIs, A. F. LINT
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.i CROASDALE,S
Genuine Super Phosphate.
The Standard Fertilizer for all
d Crops.
As'cher IN Ammonia and Phosphoric Acid
than amy Fertilizer in the Market.
EACH PACKAGE BEARING BRAND
STANDARD Gtiaronteed by Prof. James G.. Broth.
Chemical U. s. Hint Philadelphia.
Read tI.e Te.,amenx.h

49,. SFETsoE, Maine, Nov. q, 'o7
Messrs. b. Il. Croasdale & Co. 1O4 North Del. Ay.
Phil'a.-I have just returned from an absence ~
some x weeks, or your letter should have been an
swsred sooner, can saw in reference to 10 your
tll pnos9hate thai have ed the Phosphate of
as much benefit from any as from this sold Il TO
twenty-one 'armers and they all say it is the best
i2o lbs to the acre, and it increased the crop one
ihird TO one-htth part. used 1t on my oats, and
the piece OF ground was run down and worn ont
tne nats were about three or tour inches hight
changed the color at once, became dark and stout
mad spiend crop. can raise as good corn with
SIX doliarS worth to one acre as can with eight
coras o. manure will send you the tesi amony OF
my neighbors soon. think can sell from so to 100
tons; How soon Can you ship i? L think now April
will be soon enough. -
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,3iy,., STErsoS, Maine, Feb. 18th 1868,
Inis certihes that used Croasdale's Super Phos-
phate last season corn and believe II
crop one-third at least, as left part of the pecs
without, and all manured alike. R-OO'
-'' -G t Era DANIEL GOODWIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-10
WASHINGTON.

WAsH.SGr' y. Nov. l0.-Ths Senate was
called TO order 1t noon BY President Wade
senators Corbe,t. Harlan, Morgsn and
Nhlc we're also present.
Alter prayer hy the Cha plain, til, journal
Ct the lss, meeting and tie conc u rent res
ointiona Of Juy 2ls, seie read aud, no
objections beins made. the President pro
ton declared TIE Senate = 'luraed till ths
1lh 81 December.
IoUsE-Coliax, Of Indiana; Keller md
o. III, Of iennsy lsaa'a, h elioge. of Ne
.aaia, De eese, " hosih o. 3lta; Ian
coin ! Err X, II Ee7 v'a and Iagsr
% q = ds, " t,ee'iy nemhefs pre-
sen.
hgsr eiai liar Proceedings 70 Tic seaa'c
ID l.pegcscl gtnta usi.i Desembcf
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asssAR..n E.EEreAAvE,

strre- ISssrEz ks--Si.e, s.aanepeEs
Soreness %ore At,re e. Eeouhaclb~
A.s,r-4s A~ Ne raj. ifa. ES q g nr.siassssn
n.urasIg1, Piles. f5Diia NE5ogs.
sore a. e. as.eediD2 oft e,c E.ungs,
Nose, -sEefane.i. or ofHsiEcn.s oras
Ulcers. old sores. Price So css.
foess6.
- lhess Remedies. oxc pt BONDS EXTRACT
By the single boz. auy part vi the
country by msil or express. free o charge, Oh re-
ceipt OF the price.
Address Ham phrcy's Specific Homeopathic I'D
iCine Company Once and Depot, No. 5e2 BacaD
WAY, New York DR. nuxrsssr is consulted daily
NJ his on &C. personally or by letter a. above, for
all forms ofdlscas- The above Medicines sold n
davenport ny STEVENSON 4 CAk%ANHN and
Il s. BlLLuRD.
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haB /.

Ne&YaanahY. n Is 's'Nat.i,
snrsrsd on ..ci baet
tfs-. sut #tls H"as tc.raf ~
t8en tIe Fns@ EriAie ns ,e All II thg
e'ee5.re u taao ai9ns SaygAhle the NV
era i, ,iug - tie COS. and ,ro. regien 81
lAs State
Ee'uras 6on BE counts Gfsn,
ahcat 10 90 majority.
The rema aipg counties. SO, vtth the ex-
caption OF four, viii probably give Seymour
a msJciy.
The State i Sill Chased doubtful
Hundreds OF white men did mt vote be-
cause they did rot have an o, por,uni,y Of
registering, while many others would not
take ne voters esth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-10
cnnESSEE.

Egsruts, NOV. . A t. title Rock special
70 tins Ac'iaacbe says: On Monday morn
rf Ex-Governor Clayton sent three companies
Of negro militia u look ler Bales. Serious
troabls is apprehended. Tho Governor
a'so ordered the raising Of 5000 cavalry
throughout the State
So Tar as heard fr IN, the election in the
State passed oil quietly.
Prairie county : Democratic electors .57
Rad.c 2.5.
For C"ngreis, Cameron be. 7is votes
Rovtc, ITS.
For Legislature. Carl Lee Las 1871 vote,
slecicd Holt. pos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-10

Several New STYLES Of Initials for stamping
Note Paper and Envelopes. Call and SEE sam
pies at LUSE GRIGGS'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-10
tssv a,se INV p,

PAcSe;s leave daI'y from this point to
connect with bottg a. Savanr. aud Port
Ryfen.
NeRrEg ~ LINE.
ahe Minnesota leaves Pof, Byron for
81. Paul to morrow morning.
Tie Dubuque leaves TIE same pace ror
s.. Paul on Thursday.
fho Late Giant leaves for St. Louis to
~ rto~ forenoon
The New Boston is The regular packet fo-
s.. mi 81 moro morning at o'clock
vui7s crtl.R LINZ.
Toe War + gie ewes Savanna for ST.
'aa. 10 isarf v morning. .
To- C.sy eff St. '4ul leaves Same poin, for
81 Peni "a Thursday morning.
Iae Aadc jat,.so, Is the regular packe,
T. 81. teu. io-mor~,g morning At
u'tiocs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-10

SO. e.c.zs- -aRrser.
y rslsgrarhl Nov Q
ficer-1ore active hu' unchanged
csi-l vi sna nncasng-a. spring. l.,-.
us
corn Unseiiled. rev. seas old, .sgse
s.. Unchanged. 4,~is-.
ave- itts
safle7 Da3 sua Guc lanred
Ts'isions Unchanged, nothing dong.
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Foreign scu. by Atlantic Gable

MApsip. Nov o. Marshal Serrano hs,
noninated Is Counsellors in the Sla's.
justices o ito Pace have been appoint
81 IN all tho provinces of Spain.
a popular 1emons,ra ion has been made
u B,lera snd the Canary Islands, in fsvol
81 religions tole's' ion, and a petition La,
sen scpt here. praying tho government 4
immediately ssue decree establishing
Freedom Of public worship.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-10
SlMiLlA SIM!llBS CURlnTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOVE EOpATnlC SIsEClE,a(

4
~ axporier &c, IN antire success simple Prompt
kueent and ,teiable. They are the only Med 4.
clnes perfectly adapted to popular use.-so simple
that N akw- cannot be made 10 using them 40
harmless ne 70 he free from hanger and $, efficient
AZ to be alwaysreiable. They have raised the high
e-t commeDdution from all, and will always rem
der raisfactipn Cents
/ Cures Fevers, Congestion, tnnsmation. ~
,, Worms Worm ever. Worm Collie. 20
8. Crying-Colic or Teething Of tnfants. rs
:, DiarrhosA OF Chsldrsn or Adults ~
3, IDv-entery, Gripping, Bilious Coc. rs
6. Cholera- NJ Orbtls, Vomiting. 70
Z, Coughs. Colds. bronchitis 80. .25
8. Neuralgia, .oothsche. Faceache. ~. ~
., Hesafasne0 SicS ieadache. Vertigo. rs
10, Dyspepsi "A. Billiou stomach 49,. 25
II, Supprt.ssed, or PAINFUL Periods IS
70, Whites. toa profusc Periods. ...... rs
ls, Group. Cough Difficult Breathing. 20
u, salt Rheurn Erysipelas, Erup ions 70
10, rheumatism. Rheumatic pains. 70
10, lever s. Ague, Chill Fever. Agnes 80
II, Piles, bind or bleeding .............. so
IA, Opthalrny, aud sore or weak nyes. 20
~, CatAtrh acute or carouic, Influenza. 30
20. = Nvh coping Cough, violent sosghbo
81. - Asthma, oppressed Breathing. 80
o. fGar Discharges. impaired hsaring5O
-, " s'croiulsaeniar ked glAnds, evenings -
=, General Debiiity.ph sical weakness 20
20 Dropsv aud scsuty Secrrtiuns 49,. 90
., Sea.Sickuess sickness from riding. so
y, Kidney Dissase. ,3rsyel. ........ 30
g. +" Nervous Debility Serninai
%, Sore Mouth Canker. 80
20, . Urinary Weak ness. wetting bed 90
81. PAINFUL Periods. with sp.sms. 30
~. Suffering at change oflifc. .-..l 90
-, tl,ilep-v, spasan stVirus' nlucell 30
81, 1)ipthet'la,, aic-rnied core throat. 90
FA4l.Y GA~ES -ofs5 toTo l-rge was
morocco r0sewo 4 case. coniainIg pc
NC tor 6, ~ rdinary disea fanflv is cub
ject - q aats ~ treri oua Frarl so tos s.
fr1ele apAs nue Travelling cases. wi.
Il s.,4s ,saS frcn a. to Sc
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-10

We presume that there IS MI T. angle reader
q os- warrr, or any other inte .ligeat psrsop IA
So esanauaitY thGt has uol heard i. nr
Z s1~aes famous ~cswsrA f1ntc Il is one o.
to t-S retiN Kteat medicines of TIE axe ard
e.f.ffninE wonders wherever ..ls pers.vcr
sK,y sad proiots used. ttss
ttrs,. = Tour OF .sslo,uiAat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-10
TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN ElAClSlN cry

CE.r:V ssR.ANss Il ssA SSEI'E.
JUNCTION SHOP, WORCESTER. MASS,
Manufacture Wooden MachiRer, of Superior Quality,
combining all the valuable improvements In this
eoun ~. and man, from Europe. and In style and
finish not snrpassed by any We continue TO bald
CardiuG Machines, wi h Iron or Wood FIR r,ea Pat
eat Spinning Jacks: Yarn Twisiers With anv nurr-
ber OF opindlcs desired, with Single or Dosbe CYL.
ineers, from entirely new aud much improved pat
terms Yarn Spoilers end Dressing Mach merry
All kiB6- Of Cloth Finishing Nschi cry. intending
Shears. broad and harrow Gigs donbie and Sing lie
setting; double &C ing Brushing Machines. FILLING
Mills. Wash Mile. Pa'ent Cloth Dryers Hydrosiatic
end Screw presses New machinery for Velvet Pc.
tsfschar and Whitney Gnish, Clo'h Winding and
Measuring Machines. etc. Wool Pici.ere Dus.ers
Wiilowe,s. Ps'eni Hydro Extrac,ors. Of new and
improved plan; Wool Dryers. Band Machines Bob
BIN Wtnders, Card Grinders, Tuning Reets. Plate
Heaters, etc. Also Machinery Castings Mn 0ear-
Ing, Hangers. P-lleye and Skating etc.
Oar machines are in eubetsn. ia and uperior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood frames Win be
furnished Al ow price when called for and are war
rsnted to be equs In every respect to any machnee
INSIDE In the United States
In addition to the above named machines Of ouY
own make. we areprspared to furnish Cromptou'e
Looms. Parks & Woolaons Shears, Steel Ring Bur
Machines and Bur Pckcrs. Card Clothing, and man
ufacturers nndings generally. At lowest price
and can furnieh our customers with machinery for
Wonllen Mills complete, ith ompiness, and ct a.
favorable prices p other tuilSera.
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WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
Short = Direct n oute TO the
Nerth, Northeast / Northwest,

Two PAoSENGKR TRAINS LEAVE RoCR
Island daily. q S.AS scleck o - and 4:A6 e'cl'k
p. n, making close connections with trains - fol-
lew0:
A. PORT BYRON, trains q this road leave inne-
distely On arrival Of trains from Rock Island, mar
king Close connections at the relieving psints:
A. FuLION. with trains from and TO Ceoar RAPIDS,
Boonsboro, Aarshaltown, Couneil Blum, Onahe.
and Al points On the Union Pacific Railroad.
Al eAVANNA, with daily line Of Packets to and
sippi River.
Al fkERPORT, With trains . the Irl,aois Cn,r.l
Railroad fer the North and 0osth.
At CLINTON. with trains for Janesvills, Madison,
Prairie d. Chisn. Ia Crosse. WATERFOWL, Fond ID
Lac. Oenkoen, Green Bay. and points in Northern
Wisconsin. Iowa and II lneeota
At RACINE, With trains for Milwaukee. Kshosha,
Wsukegan end Chicago. Also with "Belle City
Line stsamsrs' for the East. Ferry Boat leave
Davenport at 5:4s .. =. Time-Davsnport 20 d.
buaue-7 hou,s.
Passengers by taking this route will esve besh
time and money.
aoa..- &c. TATE. sspt.
3. C. DUNCAN, Agent, Davepport
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~ 81 s. fER HALL DOZEN.
u "a TIA &c ssttss. IS cts a aSox.
- sis ny aii Druggists tad Desl-rs.
Dn. 3oAaNUk's ALMANAC SON SIS CAN
SsaAO SxArL5 OfALLl DRUGGISTS
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III. ROAO S.

Chicago, Rock island L Pacific
Railroad.
1868. SKINNER ArranGsnsRt. 1868.
Trains run BY Chicago time which il twelve mir
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY NAY IL, 1858,
~ and until further notice, trans will Leave
Davenport daily, lSundsys sxssptsd) - follows
Going East lat Mail train at ......7 o6, 4. =.
Going Wsst-lst, Express and Mail for Dss
Aeisss and Washing ton, I. Is 4. =.
3D.. Mixed, for Dss Noinss and
Muscatine. ..e.5oP.n.
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sunday sxesptsA'
Fren the East-1st Night express u. 3 50.
I'd Daily Elk 1 mail. 8 eS, ?. 4
rren the Wsst-lst Mixed from Des Msinss
SIS An
I'd, Express from Dss Noises
and Washington :. SOS ~.
coxBsenexs
At Chicago with oil Eastern Routes.
Al Joliet with q. 4. ! 8. L. h. r for Bloom.
ingten, Springfield, &c.
A. Lesells Nth l. G. R. : for Dunlsith, b.
Il Pond Creek with 9. B. : q. 3. i. ssr Bur.
lington, Ksokuk and Qaincy.
A. Psoris with ?. P. 4 J. r. R. b.
At Des Moines, Iowa City and Waohin Rten
vita Western Stage Ce.'s stages, for all psints
West, Southwest and Northwest.
sleeping cosehes on oil Night trains Through
sipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
T. A. HALL. Asst Gen. Espt. Chicago.
A. ANsALL. Asst Supt. Iowa Division.
Davsapsrs
q. "A. H,Lts, Ax'., Davenport.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

WoMEN's PRINTING UNIoN.-A cor
respondent of the Marysville Appeal,
gives the following in reference to the
female printers of San Francisco
The women's Printing Union will
soon be in full tide of successful opera
ton. [ understand that they have got
good hackers, and will know no such
word as fail. 1t is said that William
G Ralston, of the Bank of California,
Rev. DR. Scudder, and several other
very influential men have, and are do
ing all in their power to help the ladies'.
1t is also said that H. H. Bancroft &
Co. have agreed to give all their work
to these ladies, which amounts to a
great deal. | am informed by what
deem reliable authority that these ladies
never applied for admission into the
Eureka Typographical Union; that had
they done SO they would have been ad-
mitted. Be this as it may, the ladies
will unquestionably succeed in the en-
terprise they have projected. They have
fitted up very nice Office on Clay, the
printing Office square of this city, and
are polite and attentive to everybody
who visits them. Mrs. Patterson, the
forewoman and leading spirit, is lady
of more than ordinary intelligence and
energy, and possesses necessary quail.
fcatiOns to insure success in apv Under.
taking.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-29

A SECRET which explains the great
difficulty in the advancement of young
married men, in the minority of instan.
ces, is the fact that mothers law take
it for granted that the ties which bind
the daughter by the laws of matrimony
give them a carte blanche for boarding,
clothing, or, in other words, support
free, at the husbands expense. Many
young men, energetic, persevering, and
willing to do, are kept in the back
ground in that way. Many harsh words
pass between the young married couple,
when be finds that his hard earned dol
lars go into the mouths-yes, even the
poke s-of the wife's family; and they,
brought up in idlencss, and then ex-
trayagance, helped by his hard earn
ings. The wi e can correct it but,
no! she considers-''at least this one
does"-that it is duty of the sou-in-
law to support set Of indolent rela-
tives, who are fully as able to work as
others.