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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08

Mrs. Beschsr Stoves celebrated farm in
Florida, 10 for sale. Il 10 said to have
proved anything but a success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
|ewa1eof C0unterfeits Smiths Tonic syrup has
.noun tsrfeised, and the counterfeitsr bfoaght to

bDewaseef Cou.terfe,ts Smiths Tonic syrup has
senouA tsrfessd. and the eounterfeitsf bsoaght to
grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup
The esssins article must have Dr. John Bull's pr
vats Stamp ON eacA bottle. DR.. John Bull only has
he rahe - nauularturs and cell the orgina! JOhn
Smith's Toaic syrup Of Louisville. ~. Examine
we'll the label % each bottle n my private stamp
not on the bottle, do not purchase you win BE-
decsived. See nv column advertisement. and nv
show card. will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine smiths Tonic Syrup can
only Be prepared by myaelf.
The publie's servant,
Louisville, Ky. DIR. JOHN BULL.
What every fourth poroon needle
IL some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
Or Habitral Costiveress. IL would advise al thoes
who are tfoabled with Dyspepsia. costivsnees.
Piles, Biiiousncse, Headache, or any form OF lndi-
gestion to use In. HARRsoSs PREu rALT1c I4saEass
EissA HuSnssros, n. D.. e;s-Lisutenant-0 Governor
Of N assachusstss. They ars pleasant TO the tasts
and require increase Of dose 70 perfect eufs
For Gale py J. .. HARRISON CO., Psepsistsss,
No: Trsneet Is9ple. Dostoa. as1 ~ ~ Os1os
eisos, - wsl1 ~ 0aiIeo % recstviae - eeote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08

Mt. Pleasant prohibits wine vnd beer.
A Knoxville lady has pet wolf.
-Ceuncil BuGs 10 to have . vinegar
factory.
-S67, 900 In postal remittance from He.
okuk last week.
-Oskaloosa bsags ON the taps-woven
belt 80 feet.
One Lsokuk man RENTED $4,000 in
p. .. orders last week.
-BAlards Iowa City Zr,bxse appears
this week.
-OApt. Davis and wife. Of Dee Moiuss,
have been 700 on welded.
New Hampton has . maiden notary
public-Aiss Stebbins. Why mott
-Four men fross 70 death in Carroll Co..
on the 90th nit.
Daniel Mcneil, an esteemed citizen Of
Dc Witt. died recently.
"A drove Of cattle smsshed skunk river
bridge. beyond Newton The other day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08

4 sLionsss Lothario Of Festoria. Ohio,
having esocludsd 10 end bis life and troub-
les. vent to druesist. asked for strych>
nine but got tartar smstic. At hsms he
wrsts farewell note, took the dose, and
VAS dssg,ssably sick after it. but didn't
die any TO speak Of.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CONFECTTONN


Dr. Holloway, some aftsen ysass ego. Witnessing
the distress oecasionsd echly children in taxing the
.an.sous vs.mifag:s Of tAas day, resolved b alna-
dice succeeded in separating thsis active medical
properties. psrs tastelsss sud inodoroos. Then. b.
g y abe: NH and Needing re.
tAnwveCslvn vnU1vss known -
hOLLOwAYs vBRMIFUGD CONVICTIONS.
which haze aimost entirely superseded the old
uause0oe vermidEe TO the delight Of The poor little
sufferers. y contains NO Calonsi OF ether poison
30 highly esteemed ID this Popular veruifues, b.
the profession that al intelligent PhysiciaHs whe
know Of them prescribe them q preference 70 other
remedies. - not only more pleasant to take, bat
Parents and guardians, having The care ofehldrsn,
should Keep them - family medicine. for thsy not
only srsdss.ss wcrms.shos: p:.s q ehilahsod-
gans so prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
The Original and only srss Arniea Plastsrs pos
sessing the great healing properties
Of the Arnica Flowers.
Ihe eAuve elects Of these Pastsre u all eaeoo Of
pain OF weetnees In the breast eide o. aek, and i
81 eas:s q ins,mmAsion Of The Lang.. md CSegA.
Physiciaas prescribe tken., snd thosssnds rccon-
mend them. OBeERvD-HollowAY'sare The Original
and only true Arnica PiasterS.
HE18KELL'S
OINTMENT.
Ihis snt, ater an experience Of twenty years,
nee psovee iteei sovereign remedy for all Diseases
u the SKIN having effected . radical cure In every
case ON when u was used, curing many obstinate
casee OF fifteen OF twenty years sanding. that had
previously resisted all remedies prescribed By the
best medical talent IN the country liz eject i -
,onisnink IN lew daye the eorenegs and irritation
's removed the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
any other remedy,
Thus, fErms, sAsr-Rnrrn. Iron, SeIssns's Iron,
disease ofthe skin 10 punctnay cared, no matter Of
how long standing Il has cured bed cases Of In
nAnsp ktniDs and Discharges non the Ear, when
sisted AZ other treatment for many yeass, have bsen
ensesuay cured BY the use Of only one box d this
IN ve1 short time. PlIus 80 Cam - boz. II
not sold - eS, DRUGGIST ssnq 9 ceats Jshnesca
aoi'eswy = Cowd:n. Philsdeiphis, . bsx wiI1 Be
johnson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
HAIR DYE CHANGES
Tie Greatest Discovery OF the

Farmers. Famiies and others can purchase no
remedy equal to DR.. Tobias Venetian Lnimsnt for
dyscntery, collie, Group, chronic rheunatism. sore
throsts, toothaehe. slcknsss. cuss bsrss, swell
lings, bruises old sores. headache mosquito bites
pains in the limbs. chest. back. etc. II II doss not
give reli {. the money viii be refunded. AL that
is asked Il trial. and use Is according to the dirsc-
tons.
ia. ToniAs-Dsas Sir ~ have used your vsrs-
tian Llniment In ny family for . number Of ysare.
aud believe II to be the best article for what II 10
recommended that have ever used. Fer sadden
attach OF crcu II lie invaluable. have Ho hsslta-
lion In recon ending " for all the uses probes
rives eutire saiisiaetion CnAs. II. TRlMKNER.
Quaksrtowr, n. j., May 8, 1sts.
Sold by the Druggists. Price 30 cents and u.
Par 4 place
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
No Excuse.

For Gray Hair, dandru6, or badness They ear
oil be prevented cured by using Woods Improved
Hair Restorative. We mean what Ne say and can
prove Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS.
pvice NJ pey h0tt1e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
Use Renno's Epaln.Kl11lng Magic
OIL.
at WORKS LIKE A CHARM"

Rvery person in this town will hnd II to their prof.
II ne well a. for their comfort, II they use Ten.
mes Pain-xillin2 Magic Oil when they
have Headache, Toothache, Chillblains, Ague In the
atica, Bruises, Crnmps, Colds. Group. Sore Throat,
any paine oft nature. The ladies viii IND ite
a blessing 10 relieve their peculiar pains. It IL
OF the be ct thngs to use in the family as gen
eral remedy any kind Of painful disorder or hurt
or burn discovered and II 10 clean nd delicious
10 use. Use It freely. Sold by oil Dr1ggiss; Mer-
'A"'' ~ Sole Proprietor a, Manufacture.
innes d&wly PITrsriKlp. Macs.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Harrison & Starks,
Stevenson y Cafnahan. Il. Ballord.
Thirty Years Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
age The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con.
tinng nearly loo pages. and 1870 Hne Plates and En-
cravings OF the An at omy of the Human Organs In .
safe Of lie th and Disease, and Treatise early
Errors. its Derlorable Consequence upon Mind ara
Body, with the authors plan of trestment-the onv
rational and successful mode OF cure. rs shown BY
the report OF cases treated truthful adviser to the
married and those con tompoating marriage ~ no H.
OF po-tage any address receipt OF 20 cent? in
stamps or postal currency. by addressing DIX. LA
CR0iX No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, II. The
author may be coDsu ted upon any OF IN diseases
upon which his book treats either person ally or BY
mall, and medicines sent to any pat OF the world.
Essays for Young Men.
On the Errors and Abuses incident to Youth d
Early. anhOod. with the humane view OF treatment
and cure, sent ay mail free Of Cargo, Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philsdelphis,
Pa febls dkw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
FROM WARRINGTON.

AoSn 49, 1890
Washington to-day looks more like an
immense beehive in swaiming time than
anything else can think Of BY way Of
comparison. Streets, hotels, private resi-.
denccs, all full and running over, and st
this writing | do not suppose that bed
could be had for love nor money. within
five miles at least Of the capitol.
To appreciated what . ere1d means. one
had only to DO at the White House last
evening q President Johnsons last recsp-
ton. Uckl II Was awful, aod the wy
thss steve pips hats. and pannisrs did sunsf
ds6ss description. suppose that thsa-
sAnds Of dollars would fail 10 restore the
shattered wardrebes on that occasion.
There must have been . lively trade in
hsad-gsar 1t the principal hat stores this
morning, ~ the result.
President johnson Is looking remarkably
we'll, and was IS chatty and social a. any
one could be under the circumstances. Al
the opening Of the house session TO day,
the galleries were SO dsnsely crowded that
your correspondent actually saw in some
cases persons setting two deep. Speaker
Colfsx delivered a farewell address. which
was responded to by loud and prolonged
applause, after which Hon. Mr.. Pomsroy,
Of New York, was unanimously chosen
speaker for tho balance Of the session.
Members were either disposed 70 be dis
orderly to day, Or else Congress 10 enc Of
the most disorderly asssmblsges generally
to BE- found in the country. The Speaker
welded the gavel and called to order, every
two minutes At least, but the emily effect
psrcsp,ibls sesm 10 be, just 90 much added
70 the uprear. In the midst II The con
fusion, several bills came up, providing for
the printing Of reports. etc.. and we're
passed.
Your correspondent 10 company With
others, 10 day paid visit 10 the studio Of
Winnie Rsam, the little girl who wanted 10
mako . statue % bod (for 100000 and
saw tho plaster cast Of the came, which she
has completed and 10 engsgsd in exhibiting
to admiring ~ speststers. Isuppose its
oil right for her to have that little elo, 900
tas thsrs 10 such surplus Of funds on
hand just now Of the peoples money.
But il were Lincoln, Ia come back TO
earth Of il we're possibls) long enough 10
sue her for damages for making such .
looking thing TO represent me. Why it
uglsr than the original and that's bad
enough. Well. we'll. | suppose " must not
grumhle. but where abe ever got her in
fasncs 10 command such ,bs il q mystery,
TO AZ ieAst ono unsophisticAtsd individual,
aimee she 10 either pretty ner smart.
Tae arrangements for tho Inauguration
are oil completed and ] am going to secure
. seat Somewhere on the fence, IT can,
where can have . good squint at the par
ties, and will tell you all about il in my
next, y. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
List OF Members Of the
Senate and House OF
Representatives.
SENATE.

ktE4N n =.
LIST OF xFxBgEs-THE POLITICAL COMPILING
ION.
The Senate Of the Forty First Congress,
which assembled in the National Capitol,
on Yesterday, 10 composed Of hhy>six Re-
publicans and ten Democrats, whose names
are given below, with the date Of the sxpir-
a,isns Of their terms Of efiies. By the pro-
visions OF the Federal Constitution, Hon.
Schuyler Colfsx, Of indiana. Vice President
of the United States, 10 President Of the
senate. George q. Gsrbam, Of California,
will DO its Secretary. In the following list
the names Of Democrats will be designated
By after the name
uAIse. AsKASsAs
" Pitt Fssssndeu. 1871 Alsxnc DossId. :. ISL
Hannibal Hamlin. 1873 Bssj Rice. 80. .lS7s
Nsw nAnpsniRD. rsxuEssss
Aaron n Cragn. 1871 Jss 3 tswlsr.. 1871
Jas W Patterson. .le73lWm q Brownlov. 1876
veanoES. ksssvckr.
Justin Morrill,. 1879 Thos U McCreery. 1871
Geo Ednuuds. ISIS Garrett Davis. .ls7s
nAssAcnusErfs. wxss vI.olxrA
Henry Wilson. 1871 " altman T Wiley 1871
CAas sumner .. ..l675 Arthur foreman. 1878
RHODE ISLAND. oHio.
Henry Is Anthony 1s7l John sherman. 1873
VIM Sprague. ISL 8 Allen u thurman. 1915
CONNECTICUT. MICHIGAN.
Orris = Ferry 1873 jacob N Howard. 1871
W A Buckingham. 1875 Zach Chandler. 1875
ksw IoRK. isIiAHA.
Roscoe Conkiing. .1ss 3 Oliver J. Morton. 1873
Reuben h. Fsnton. 1875 daniel ID Pratt. 1875
Nav Jsashr. ILLINOIS.
Alex q CattsiI. :. 1877 Richard Yates. 1871
John r Stockton. 1875 L.y man Trumbull. .ls1S
PENNSYLVANIA. WISCONSIN.
sison Cameron. 1873 Timothy U Aows..ls73
John Scott 1875 Matt IL Carpenter. 1873
MAINLAND. MINNESOTA
Geo Vicksrst 1873 Daniel = Norton. 1871
VIM Hamilton. ISIS Alex Ramsey ISIS
EsLAwAss. iowa.
willard salisbury Il ST. Jas " Grimes. >. 1871
Thee DayaSdt. 1875 janice Harlan. ISIS
noarn CAROLINA. nIssouG.
Joseph u Abbott. 1871 lCLarlss y Drake. 1873
John Fool. ..IeISiC Carl Schur1.. 1870
SOUTH CAROLINA. Kansas.
ThOs J tReberteon. 1871 Edmund u Ross 1877
Fred A Sawyer. .ls7s ISsmuel G Pomsroyls7s
6eOaaiA. sssaAsKA.
Homer V N Miller. Isl John n Thaysr. ISL
Joshua Hill. ISIS, Thos " Upton 1875
gLoaJDA. uBvADA.
Thos " Osborn. .1s73|Jamss w Nye. 1873
Abijsh Gilbert. 1s76I Vim n Stewart 1878
ALABAMA CALIFORNIA.
willard Warner. 1871 Cornelius Cole -. 1873
Geo h Spencer. 1873 Eugene Oasssrly 1875
LOUISIANA. OREGON.
John y Harris .ls1l Geo II Williams ISL
VIM Pitt Kellogg 1873 Henry W Corbstt. 1873
The Georgia Senators have net YET been
admitted . their seats. Excluding them,
the Senate will be divided, politically, -
follows.-ths figures Of the Fortisth Con.
grsss also bsing given
Republican,, =" oo's,'''. 10Th Congress- e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
Holloway.

, q OOWO0IkS
fropristors' COZ Arch Street, Philadelphia.
1oid = wnclesale III Chicago, BY Tuller. FincA
~, Reed Co., Smith, Cutler . Co., DeitsscA,
BLOCK = Co., and throughout the county b. al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
BATCHELOR's BAR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 The best the world
the only true and perfect Dye: harnless. reiiabss
instantaneous no disappointment: no ridiculous
ints es the III effects Of bad dyes: invigoratee
and leaves the Hair son and beautiful bAc or brown
Sold by al Druggists and Pcrfumers: and properly
applied at Batchclors Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond g.,
New York npT29-d&W1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08

VIII cure scrofnla. or Fever Sores, Salt Rho o n
letter. Pimpss swsl.ed Breast, Sore Nipples, Chill
bains. Piles Cuts, Burns Bruises, scalds. and for
Oil external applications It has NO parallel. having
perfectly cured these complaints whom an otscr
remedies had failed.
wehave largs number Of CERTIFICATES from vel
known snd relisble people, whs certify that Pages
Climax Sslvs has perfectly cured old Ulcers, cases
litter Piles and Scrofuls Sores, after they had
been treated by and given mp as ncurable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08

SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE GREATEST
MEDICAL
b l. e s 3 [ N q
or THE AGE!
DIR. KENNEDYe RHEUMATIC AND NEURAL
GA DlssOLyENr.
DEADER you nay consider this sort Of spread
IL eagle heading. but mean every werd Of Il. I
HAVE prrx rnsrx when your systsm 10 rs,ked With
RHEUMATIC
pain and you cannot even turn yourself in he'd, Of
sitting in . chair you nust sit and suffer, in The
morning wishing 1t was night, and at night wishing
i,was morning: When you have the
NEURALGIA
when verey nerve In your bsins 10 like the stag OF
. wasp. circulating tie most veaonous and hot
poison around youa hsast and driving yes to The
very verge OF madness: when you have The
OClATaCA,
chat l have inst got through WITH that most awfu
most heart vitherng. most strength ID stroyins,
most spirit breaking ana mind Of Ill the
dissa,es that can afnies our poor human nsturs:
When you have the
LUMBA0O.
wing and wrh!ng in agony and pain. able to turn
yourself in bed. and every movement will 70 TO yeus
hear, ike knife now tell me, 40 relief and cure
Of any Of these dhsases In few days, 10 not the
Greatest Medical Blessing OF the age. tell what IL!
You will take . table spoonful ard three spoon.
fals of water three times a day and in Few days
every particle of Rheumatic and Neuyaleic pain will
be dissolved and pass Of BY the Kidneys.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Rox bury
Mas. Plice sl-oe.
FOR sale by Stevenson OArnahan. Il. q. Bsllord.
and Harrison Stasks. febs3 -d&w
MANHOOD Another new Medical Pamphlet
vi from the pen Of DR.. Curtis. The a. Medical
T,mes" says OF this work: 'This valuable treatise
on the and cure of prem ature decline, shows
how health is impaired through secret abuses OF
youth and manhood, and how easily rsgAiusd. II
gives a clear synopsis OF the impediments 10 mar
Rage the and effects Of nervous debility and
the rem dies therefor" A pocket edition Of the
above will be forwarded receipt Of % cents, by
addressing Dr. Curtis, No. Is North Charleston 81.
Baltimore. Md. febl3d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08

vERnqNr.
CAas w willard. . w Smith.
. Luke r Poland
WEST VIRGINIA.
l Isaac II Duvali, 5 John Wi,cher.
2 Jas & MeGrew,
WISCONSIN.
l Halbsrt + Pains.s 4 Chas A. Eldridge -
2 Berj Hopkins Phileias Sawyer.
8 Amasa Cobb Cad Washourn'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08

w hat the doctors saw.
Amos woohy. VI. D., Of Koseinsco county. Ind,
sayt; fot three years pastI hase usea ALIh ,
ea,saed there isuo better medicine Tor lunr dissa-
ses in use"
is.ac :; Dpran, y u, OF logan 20; ~, az
,,x-. r.r,ee, .,,i.s.c,io- in $50 &c rtli, ~,
tnar,pS.,s u.v;.. .a,s , :, g., "a tnaain..
hs,it nnsse..a. - r,on.,t,es wee
!. ~. I, 81 :, asi,y -, tie "a lily nnhonndes
yyer,s ... ~ I, 4. -, eertssniv r.r
s,a.s o,.ns ~ n,n..,;.n have ever vet Lnawn
N.,hsntsi hsr,,s n n wiSd,ebnrv' III save:
fhsr. no aonbt /, Vii, soon berome aciasacsi rem.
~ 80 ~ cr,s - ~, d,.esses ~ The rhros,
p,nnesi.i Trsss and ,he Innys
~, IiovS ~ Ohio snyo,on in the army daring
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08

Will al thosc afflicted with Cough or Consumption
read the following, and learn the value Of
Aliens Lung BalSam !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-08
Republican majoritv..48 ~
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
LIST OF AEABsas-In POLITICAL conrL.x.
A full House Of Representatives consists
Of two hundred and forty three members.
Tennessee, However, claims an additional
member In the Forty first Congress, and
has elected Jehn B. Rogers as Congressman
from tho State at large His right TO Q
seat ~ such must be decided bv the
House. Counting bin, two hundred and
even members Of the two hundred and
fort, -four have been elected. The vacan-
cics will be filed by elections hereafter,
the details Of which are stated below
The following is a list Of the members al.
ready chosen. the names If Democrats be-
ing designated by a !, a. signifyipg that
the present member from the district hiss
been reelected. q I that his seat is contest
ed, and & that tho election Of the men,
her il n gain 10 hia psrtv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

in his ''Philosophy of Domestic Life"
just published by Lee and Shepard,
says:
How many men and women talk and
stand upon the rights of husband and
wife They are simply barbarians.
There are 10 such things as husbands
rights, or the rights of wives and if
they both conduct themselves properly,
such ideas will be incomprehensible. The
husbands rights are the 'wife's rights,
and the converse. 1t is the erroneous
confusion of the legal and matrimonial
rights that makes 50 many family
WRONGS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

appearance on my land, l will entertain
them with Ponto. What with white
willow cuttings, Rochester fruit trees,
bastard grape vine, and Early Rose pc
tatOes, | wonder that the honest, unsuS-
pecting farmer has even mouthtul of
bread left
Mr.. Sprague thinks that nursery men
ask too much for their trees. This in
many instances is true, for the fact stares
Us in the face that western trees are too
dear as a Gift. What we want Is GOOD,
reliable trees at fair price and the way
to yet them i for each town or neighbor-
hood TO club together and buy them by
the thousand, freight them ourselves from
the nursery grounds all fresh and true 10
name. BY so doing nursery men can al
ford to ask less for them. and we save at
least one year in the growth and value
of the trce-.-OH SETTER, IN Burton .<tu,-
,HtJd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

Mr.. Root should receive the thank. o
every household in our land for lis re-
marks on fruit raising. The question OF
fruit raising, says he, should engage NOR,
of oW attontion. Formerly there was Il
-ood supply of apples raised in thi-
vicinity, bat ior some reason the frees
died ont and We are nearly destitute, but
don't think we should be discouraged
about raising fruit trees. No, Mr.. L.
We need not despair of raising fruit trees.
and tlat of a superior quality il we only
practice such Il YOU have spoken. i
thousand die of >tcuratioa to one OF Old
age, says Mr.. Sprague. How true We
have only to look our county over to see
the neglect of orchards. When | moved
up INTO tins county some forty->ix years
ago We had apples Il plenty. 1t is true
they were mostly sccdlings-but they
were to " i blessing. In those days,
100, had friends and neighbors, but
where are they now Most of them like
jAr fruit trees OF those times have de
parted uLtilit j. now as difficult to shake
the hand OF an early settler as to pick an
apple from tree that then bore fruit.
But am to dc~pond and regret the
friendship Il the hour because that old
friends have departed? No, surely not
neither should be justified in not nlant-
nv trees Tor others after me TO enjoy. he
cause like my former neighbors the Old
ones have died ont. Many of the loca-
tons that in years past afforded us the
greatest quantity of fruit were protected
from cold wind, by surrounding woods,
which have since been cut away Mr..
Npra"ue speaks OF the untavorable winter
of $50. which was so severe us to even
Kill many of our SUGAR NAPLES. | fear
most Of us too well remember that winter
to our cost and sorrow, and from that
period We may date back our decline in
fruit through the northern country
But while every good man humLly bows
to natures laws. and the Will of Provi-
dence, there i an atiIiction which presses
sory upon u- in the character Of Goqu.
tree pcddIgr-. Year after year they palm
their worthless trash upon Us, taking our
money back INTO Western New York,
and thinking they have done God a ser
vice by 80 humbusgjng the eastern Yam
kee. Twice has your humble servant
been bit by their pictures, and sophistry,
until at length if they again make their
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!
WOOD . WOOD :

Tie subscriber wishing 70 leave town ot,- his rc-i
dence on summer street f., s,lc. W T. PEtk