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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

1rs. Sermon On Riches. " Sydney smith.

From . sarnsa On 1isAss, " sydney sn.tA
Another fatal effect Of great wealth i.
that il Il apt to harden the heart; wealth
gives power; power produces immediate
grssidcanon; the long habit of immediate
Efatiacstion, an Impotence Of unplesssn mt
feelings; claim to be exempted from the
contemplation Of human misery, of every.
thing calculated TO inspire gloom, to pollute
enjoyment. and protrude sense Of painful
duties the compassion with which pros
porous men are born in common with us
all, Is never cherished BY participation In
the common suffering. share in the general
struggle; It wants that sense of the difficulty
and wretchedness Of existence, by which
We obtain the best measure Of the suffer.
ings Of our fsliow-creatures.
We talk of human life as Z Journey, but
how vsriously Is that journey performed
there are some who come forth pirt. and
shod, and mantled, TO walk on velvet lawns.
and smooth terraces, where every gale 10
arrested, and every beam is tempered: there
are others who welk on the alpine paths OF
NE. ,x9ainst driving misery, and through
stormy sorrows; and over sharp Affections,
walk with bare feet and naked breast, faded.
mangled and chilled. It lie easy enough to
talk Of misfortunes; that they exist, no man
can be ignorant; il is not the bare know.
ledge Of them that is wanting, butthat pun.
gent, vital comisseration, under the influence
Of which q man springs up from the com.
forts OF his home, deserts his favourite oc.
equations, tolls. invents, investigates. ssruQ.
giles. wades through pcrpiexity, disappoint.
ment and disgust, to safe human being
from shame, poverty and destruction: here
then is the jet, and object Of our blessed
Saviour's menace; and reasonable enough
II 10 that he who practically withdraws him.
self from the great Christian community Of
benevolence, should be cut oiffrom the blcs.
sings Of Christi nreward. ii we suffer our.
selves to be soinfatuased by the enjoym ents
OF this world, ~ to forget the imperious
claims Of affection, and to render our minds,
from the long habit Of selfish qualification,
incapable Of fulfilling the duties we owe to
mankind, then let US not repine, that our
lot ceases in this world, OF that the rich
man shall! never inherit immortal life"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

The CLAY MONUMENT AT PorrsvrLLE
Plight sections Of the iron columns
have been placed in their proper position.--
The cap of the column, and the iron statue
Of Mr. Clay alone remains to be raiscd.--
On the coming 4th Of July Cess than a
month from this,) the monument will be
fully completed. all will be inaugurated with
very interesting ceremonies. 1t 10 nota.
bic and c editable fact that on the 4,h Of
July, 1885, Pottsville will be the only pace
in the United States possessing a compile.
ted monument To the memory Of the illus.
trious deceased. Lou Cour.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

The London Times of the 3tst ult. con
tans the report Of meeting held in Exeter
Hall BY the members Of the United King.
dom Alliance, in favor Of prohibit1ry liquor
law. There were between 1000 and 5 600
persons present. Sir w. C. Trevelyan,
who occupied the chair, having briefly stated
the object of the alliance, which was for
the total and immediate legislative suppress.
sion Of the traffic in all intoxicating bever.
ages, the Earl of Harrington moved
THAT il is neither right nor polite for
the state to afford legal protection and
sanction to any traffic or system that tends
to increase crime, to waste the national re.
sources. to corrupt the social habits, and to
destroy the health and lives Of the people
That the traffic in Intoxicating liqpors. as
common beverages. Is inimical to he true
interests Of in liyiduals, aud ds.isaStive Of
the order and welfare of society, and ought.
therefore, to be prohibited"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
Little.

Everything 10 beautiful when il 10 little,
ercep. souls: little pigs, little lambs, little
birds, little kittens, little children.
little martin. boxes Of homes are gene.
rally the mos, happy and cory; little viii
sges are nearer to being atoms ofa shat
tered Paradise than anything We know Of.
Little fortunes bring the mast content, and
little hopes the least disappointment.
Little word. are the sweetest TO hear, and
little charities Ay farthest, and stay the
longest on the wing. Little lakes are the
stilles,, little hearts the fullest, and little
farms the best TILED. Little books ure the
mos. read, and little songs the dearest low
Cd AafS r#S
And when Nature would make any thing
especially rare and beautiful, she makes
u little; little pearls, little diamonds, little
dews.
Augur's is 4 model prayer, but then il is
little prayer, and the burden OF the petit
lion is for little. The Sermon on the
M,untis little. but the Last dedication dis
course was an hour The Roman said,
rsr,, cid. vici--I came -saw --conquered.-
but dispatches nowadays are longer thaA
the battles they tell of.
Everybody calls that little tina. they 1--we
best on earth. We once heard a good sort
Of man speak Of his little wife, and we
hneied that she must he perfect biiou Of a
wife We saw her; she weighed two hun.
d'ed and ten; we were surprised. But then
h~as no joke; the man meant il. He
could put lis wife in his heart, and have
room Tor other things beside; and what was
she but precious, and what could she be but
little.
Werather doubt the stories OF grent ar
2os'es OF gold we sometimes hear OF, be-
cause Nature deals in Titles. almost togeth-
er. Life is made up Of Titles; death 10 what
IemaIns ofthem all; day is made up Of lit
We beams, and night is glorious with little
stars.
Nahum IN pavuo-much in little--is the
great beauty Of all that we love best, hope
Ie' most, and remember longest - Chicago
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
LOCAL NATTERS.

~. have made repeated Inquiries OF the
.m.,, IN respect 70 the crops and they
~ ,imou.ly concur in the opinion that
,h,y never presented finer prospects at this
w.. 40, Of the year. The wheat harvest
ill begin about the loh prox.. and Il no
a,.xb,ck is experienced. the heaviest crop
III, he cut in Central lows that has ever
s.,n harvested in that part Of our State
Yam the inform alton gathered from our ex-
.,,n,es, we presume the wheat crop OF
,., the present season. from the prolific
'.u and the increased number Of acres
t,ough, under cultivation will about double
,hs, Of any previeus ysaf.
somewhere near two thousand Peo-
Il. We are informed, patfonized the Circus
n wednesday evening. The performances
x.re no, any above the average character
= .oeh exhibitions, but the attendance SER
,.d 10 additionally demonstrate the fact that
:, ,onul,,ion 10 much more willing to pa
,,o,i,e such shows, than TO encourage en-
..,.;,meuts of a more intellectual charac-
!, we have no right. to be sure, to OBJ
ec, to people spending their money for a.
.men,. which afford them the most plea
sn,, but still we may be permitted to record
.hs i.et ,h., 8, least $500 were given in one
evening to circus, q sum sufficient to pay
"a, two or three courses Of good lectures.
wibou, however drawing any further in
ridious comparisons. it gives US pleasure to
.,y tia, we do not think any city in the
eouu,ry could furnish 50 large crowd that
would be 90 orderly and 80 well.behsved.
VIZ und crstand, that was on the even
inc to which we sllude. The enclosure
within the canvass vas filed to its utmost
| ap,ci,y, and though number Of police
men were present, they had nothing 10 do
bu, witness the performances, as there was
no, the slightest disposition manifested to-
x,rl. any disorder or breaking OF the peace.
Our neighbors of Moline intend
having an Ouo Ceiio"s heSo", w" s"~
and Daughter Of Temperance celebration
on the 4tr Of July. Don't like these ex.
elusive sa4irs, any other day in the year
would better suit them. Give us the old
fashioned dinner parties in the woods, with
free invitation TO all to come and partake.
Among the periodicals that monthly
aad their way to our table, none comes
more promptly than Graham's Magazine
The July number, already received, con-
,,ins really beautiful engraving entitled
the Snow White Flower. but whether the
lovely child or the sweet blossom is intend
81 as the snow white flower, is left to the
Imagination OF the udmirer. Graham 10
published at 81. 90 per annum, or two cop
lie. for $500 and ak copies for elo. Ad-
dress A. II. See, 1906 Chestnut ST.. Phlls.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
WALL PAPER.

WE have lust rccsiveds second lot Of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from tho Manufacturers in
New York and We have now on hand 1000 Rolls OF
various patterns. We will also receive 10 few days
our stock am cunt 10 1000 Rolls VI $50 psterns To
persons intending paper their houses this sprlng,
we vohid say that being of one Of The lar
eest Manufa ctoricsin Now York. arc prsparedito
furnish Wall Paper aud Bardsrs 81 Fsrt"Ty prices
with the addition Of freight.
For tie convenience Of our cuslo iavsnp"rt,
we have sampcs Of all Wall Papes aRd 6ordeEaat
our Book Stand ia tue Post Odicu, whore they Geo
make .eections and lcs. Their ordors. Give ~ aas'i
We III give satisfacton 20 81 pu,chsse.s:
WARREN l. kHAWS,
Booksvl,rs aud Ssationers and dealeSs In Wall Pa.
pss, Post once Davenport. Illinois b.. Rock isla"d
March 18th dU
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

Na nney have daily service in Trinity church
.m' Nv FORK, but the attendance 10 alwsys
I, w. With the hop. Of increasing it and
al M a same time securing more devotion
cbu. e,eorat,on Of public worship, 4 good
ns u..nmsn has proposed to defray the ex-
on" vs. o. the choir for the daily service of
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
BOOTS AND SHOES
,,,s.,roR RETAIL

raiGur A SKA RS have nov openad their extern
II ",ws a..crtment Of BOOTS and HOES, and are
nsrsd 10 furnish superior work 70 country NOR.
hs ~ md Ehoomakcrs ~ Prices that viii compare
On, Rstsii saock Is large and oftho best mannfsc
,urc com prisng all styles and every variety SHALL
Ia .,rs md quick ssles 10 NnOtt0--Aud all Who
sx, ~ Win call shall no thoroughly convinced OF
IN fact -" - HAIGHT 4 SEARS,
Second s., one door hon Perry,
ST. -,sytx DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

BEAUTY and UTILITY.
WY invite the special sttention OF those In want Of
w Books For The Tsble 70 cor ans variety ofthose
articles:--
RpiendIdly Bound and illustrated;
We have Ill the Favorite Poets;
number Of Elegant Floral Works;
And various popular Works IN Prose;
We will name few Of them;
Particularly adapted for Presentation Books;
The White Veil. 4 Bridal Gin;
Tupper's Proverbisi Philosophy, Superb Edition;
The Diadem, The Souvenir;
Byron, Antique Bidding, Quarto size;
Ditto Gilt Morocco; F44
Barps, do do
Poets Of Connecticut,
Dictionary At Poetical Quotations "A tiQue;
FiorRbel, Poetry Of Flowers;
Mrs Heman's Poems, Papier Mache Binding;
With Many Others Equally Fine,
For sale very Low,
June I'd, 1855 A. No. Lo Claire Hook.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
A earn.
MAGNOLIA HOUSE .

THIS 10 the name Of Boarding and Public
! House, opened this day on the southeast corner
OF Rock Island and second streets, whore will b.
found good and clean beds, we'll ventilated and cesn
rooms, aud the best fare the mark q a60fds Having
had much experience in Of largest cities, We
ton, TO all who favor ne With call TTTeFms o3,0O
per aek. TBOS =. Il SARAH BRICkLEY.
Davenport, June 18th IS d.ly @
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

NEW DopGE.-A day or two ago one
Of the Custom House officials discovered 4
person coming across the river, with what
was apparently an oil can holding about
gallon. lie had little curiosity TO ex.
anime its contents, and asked the holder
what he had inside Of II. "Nothing but
water" said he, and pulled the cork out
and let the official stake 4 smell'-and sure
enough il scas water. Blu, a. he had seen
similar looking oil cans passing frequcn tly.
he concluded to examine il closely, when
he found that the cork communicated with
a small chamber in the top of the can which
was filed with water, but the side spout
connected with the milk chamber, or 10 wer
apartment, which was filled with the "real
critter." The side spout pulled out, and the
lower end was stopped tight with cork to
prevent the contents getting out, only a.
the spout was taken out.-Det ADJ.
SINGULAR AecIDENT.-Yesterday (the
10th instantly was the grand fete day in the
Roman Catholic Church, and the two mai n
towers Of the French Cathedral were dec
Grated with fags.-One of them, being a
lengthy pennant and tho wind being oc.
casionally high, the small extreme point of
il got warped firmly around the peak of one
OF the turrets. In this state it remained
for several hours, the wind keeping the flag
Juggling at the turret all the while. Al
length, about ten o'clock, the top stone Of
the turret, weighing 1917 pounds and sixty.
three inches in length. in the shape Of q
sugar loaf, gave way and was preciptated
from the top of the tower, u height Of $50
feet, coming down among the crowd that
was gathered at the time in front Of the
CsthedraL-Ths remarkable point in the
accident is, that the stone fell among the
people without killing any one; all the mis-.
chief it wrought was smashing lads foot
The accident, as far a. he was concerned,
was Of course severe enough, but il might
have been much more serious. Montreal
Pilot.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
1INQYAL.

TINE .,hsedherhas removed his Furniture stsblish
i ment 10 his new brick building on lstady between
Third md Fourth Streets East side WHO'RE he 10 pre-.
pared to modae his Customers via asoSy thauS
- ISRAEL HALL.
n.vApnovt Sopt 18th, ie5l-srw-N 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

lUsr Received BY Express at NOT Le Claire Block,
q lot ofiarge Legal knyelopes;
Tracing Cloth; bi1 Books, etc
Also Agricuitur raj Publications, consisting OF
Landscape, Gardening; Farm ImplemenlsAnd
Homes Er tho People; New Works:
May Flower, by H. BeecherStows;
Wessera Tourist, etc; Maps Of Town;
Hem. Williams & Co., Township, for Families, Ton
Rollers.) and Davenport Directory;
June VIII. HOLMES Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

xNI0RA1TS 70 IOWA
All Want Coed and Reliable Aaps.
IIEyN, williams = Cos Township Maps are the
best being com piled from the United states Sur
veya ofacxi Information, and pc rsonai rcconnois-
sssce showing the rosds, wns post onces,
county seats, works OF Internal improvemsnt etc.,
ETC. Being published within the ssts fact the
snly tcliabls and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Beiae resu larry appointed nts for the sale OF
these mnps wc are prepared 10 Iurnish them to the
trade At The publishers lowest Wholesale rates. or By
the single copy. Also:
600 doi J Ii. Cotton Z Co. and Ensign, Brdgman
Hanniugs maps the United States, Western States
and the states Of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri,: ana Territories Of Minnesots. Kaasss and No.
brAska. Forssle, Wholesale or retail. BY
59T FkE WARREN & RHAWN.
Booksellers and Sta.ionsss, Dsslevsin Wall Paper,
Window Shades, etc. Illinois street R0ct leland,
Post Once, Davenport. Api. q
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10000 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS!

JusT opened direct frem the largest Factories Of
PhiJnd rlphia and New York, large assortment VI
Wall Papers in qualities for Rooms, Hails&c.; com
prisne great variety Of new patterns, selected ex-
press for our trade BY the subscriber, and for sale
ri Eastern prices for Cash only, viz:
Good Common Wall Psper only ten Cents per roll;
Fine do do ~ do
Extra do do Is do
Beat Medium do 20 do
S sss' Glazed q and s.'in'd' !: Dc
Extra qualities do - to'S DO
BORDERS in great varet, for Cheap and Zine papers,
Fine Bord Prints, Glazed Green and Mario do
Wide Curtain Pspers;
al the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No. % Brady street,
between 9nd and ID sts., Davenport lows.
It'll mo 26.-tf. ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
For 6ale cheap!
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, &c.

MRS. Z. BLAKEMORE 10 how prepared to serve
nj See Cream, Lemonsde, Soda, Cream Beer.
and Cakes,to all those who may favor her With call
u her confectionery Second near Rock Island st.
Confuclionaries Of all kinds constantly on hand.
Davenport, June 18th, le5s d-lm 5
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9ooh \ Statieuery.

Cooley for July!
Diskcn's Household words,
Yankee Notions
Dsllou's xagasins,
f HI I iS1Rs%Sf1s EaRsa 4 !. 7z92 5 l4g
6mo2S. Eli ADAMS, Agt.
MAPS OF IOWA.
LIEN, Williams 4 Co.'s. Now Township Map Of
IL Iowa, the latest edition, showing the streams,
Roads, Towns, Post ohces, county seats, Works Of
Internal Improvements, &c, &C.,
os az : :.: nap a. e 3. L p'sss'
% sectional DO Minns.o.s: il cases,
90 L.Issmsp' of,hs w United states,
all ofthe latest editions and sold Ut publishers prices
The Iowa Book Rooms.
No. % Brady st. bet. Cd and ID st.:
DERFoRATED Paper;
l White aud Assorted Colors;
May 20, 1855 No. lie Claire Block.
DOxES Of Paints;
ID o:eornes Water Colors;
c,se.p Toy Paints; ,, For sale ale.
CARGEKT's Standard Reader;
- smiths illustrated Astronomy:
A full snpPly received and For Sale
may 30 No. lie Claire Block.
E>xTRA Bound Ledgsrs;
II Journals;
Day Books;
Common Full Hound ditto;
Common Cheap do do
TaverH NcgIsters; For sslo
may % No. lie Claire Block
DECEtPT Books, Bill Books;
III Books OF Blank Notes;
Sheets Of Hank Notes and Drafts;
Ditto Bills Lading; For sale
may 30, 1855 A. No. lie Claire Block.
lUsr Received by Express at No. = Le Claire Block,
q lot ofiarge Legal Envelopes;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

TSIGy--IOO rrums on hand snd for sale very low
IL close . consignmsnth by OALzHLL ! BRO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

Crest Bargains.
LAND FOR SALE.
lRn ACRES N W Or. sec - Town 60 r Est, 10
lou miles from town, Ana spring, and land rich,
only $3.50 peracre cssh. Applyto
June u rs EADS STkWAHT-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
WARREN 1 1HAWN,
BOOKSELLERS T. STATlONERS,
ROCK ISLAND, Ills. .DAvxMr01!: IOWA

WARREN 4 1HAWN,
BOOKSELLERS T. STATlONERS,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLS .-DAvxNP0Rf, IOWA.
ta WHOLESALE ROOMS, ROCK ISLAND
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Blank. School Miscellaneous Books,
''s'''"' IVA WALL i .i PxPE is.'''''''
French, LithogTaphs, Cheap Publications, Gold
Pens and Fancy Good.
Par,ieularastentiongi vents orders.
Feb. 10.
NEW GOODS! r
TUST Reed, U. S. Expre ..
q The initials. y tale OF Modornliie.
The Price Of u Crown, or Juhu the AIchcmists
By Eugene Sue. his best and last.
nv Coustship and It's Consequences, by Wickc0.
border Wars OF the Wss,, ny John Frost, l.. ID.
Witesviniory. by Ms> Emma d. Il, N. SoushHsr'h
Las. Hs ics;"a by 40 q 90 60
Ibedi.esrasd naushssr;,.' i"
Tho Deserted Wife, "
The Mothev-iR-lsw,
>".'' WARREN q RHAwN,
Post Othcs davenport.
Island City Book Store, Rock Island
w Ecan supply few more copiesof
w Lifo o. Horace Greedy, ldaMay,
Life a., FIX 7. s.'aun, New. Boy,
Also Nrs. Haie's New Household Receipts Book;
Miss Lesies New Receipts for Cooking.
. Post Once Davenport,
Feb. adth Island City Book Store, Rock Island
NGAcEERE REL in kits, casks and barrels, foy sale
M ~ ImY1l, 3. = W. KELLY,S.
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COAL!
lovrey. Homas 3 Co.,

yvAvE established depot for the sale Of thetr su-
Ill peyior article Of Coal near the Railroad dspsti
snr door from webberis Foundry. WI fuel eno
1svered In pay export OF in Rosk lslAna IN ousho'
sie, 10 snit pnIchs application ~ sieh !srs
Mock Island, June l5-dn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

HOUSE AND-LOT FOR SALE.
nNtbs BluH, commanding ass view Of Rock L.
" land and Davenport; the house u Large aaA ssb.
stantislly built, containing Rooms, kitchen aDA
basement, with large hall ON Arst and second eees:
portco in front aud porch tn rear, with we'll and eo-
fern. Terms hsI cash, the balancsts y months.
- Apply Of the Store 81
June l-dtf 3D. wv. KELLY, fFeps q.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

Splendid Farm for Sale.
0SS ACRES, co In high state Of cultivation, large
ZCC Orchard. good brick dwelling and stables ilh
good sneas timber, water and only 81 miles from the
city. $1,000 Ssh. balance In IL - and years II
June IL desired. EADS 4 STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

Lots to Lease, M
A NUMBER Of desirable Lots 70 Lease on long tim
"A BY EADS 4 STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

Watch Key Lost.
T OsT on B rady, Main or 2d St., . Gold Watch X
IL The ander shall be suitably rewarded " tho %,
BE- delivered to fmy2D RADS STEWART
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
The Cure of Hydrophobia.
TO THE EDITOR of THE HERALD.

The approaching season win bring along all the ter
necessarily belonging TO arti sally destroyed ia
stinct and nature, for which art and science do
little Fear is according to Halter like its blood res-
tive dependency the real paray zng poison for muscles
and tknthe drag chain Of the cir ,ulstion it makes
wounds ineurabs, md mad and blind and dumb. Much
is therefore gained fear is quised in certain impsnd
ing dseasss viz cholera, yellow fever, hydropho5a,
&C. would consider it lost pains to try rouse the
faculty to of duty, because there instances
in the history Of religion that martyrs have converted
Their headsnen but there none in the history OF md
cine where reformator has succeeded to get gsssra
acknowledgement OF former errors and adoption
plifypg improvements bat the public ought to he APP
pealed that incident guild pride give away
to scathpg popular indignation. / have been led 70
make these remarks by paragraph the HERALp of
yesterday headed "probabls Fatal Case OF Hydro pho
oia for "ta resdgitur, pdries Gun, prorinas ardt"
Journal independent enough TO publish truth for the
sake Of truth.
The great Hairless in his work on hydrophoba, says
that there is no. of real ydrophooa suthen
cally cured by the of the drugs and spe-
Is then uosevery one justified aud sacrtdy bound
in such to reort 70 means that have not only
accommodation Of novelty but also OF high autaort,
particularly II these means have been Gro soed With
the most glorious snccess2
That Russian steam baths with following GOLD i'm
trsioDs have restored many one suffering from the
symptoms of hydrophoba, nobody VIII oeny. MroG
praises them palh OLE and Boisson considers sweat
ing bath the only sure remedy known. Yet but few Of
our more telcAtey eopstuted and civlzsdly broken.
down population could bear these baths; and Sgena,e
and L. j. SAMSON, therefore, overlooking the possibility
OF producing sweats in more simple and less exciting
way proposed and successfully usei injections OF
into the veins OF a n ydropaobic p,tient Choriou,
Dupasquier and Valbpines laud i'm versions Ia cod
water till exhaustion ensues. But before these
OF authority Others OF work. wide renown, viz Celous
Beerhavs. Van Swieen, Helmet, Mead aud others, re-
commended and urged the OF water in hydrophobia
Prssuiz cured msuy dog brought to him to test his
assertion, by the OF cold wafer; and myself
happy enough To restore boy OF twelve years Of age
bvdrOphob'C
delphia 70 periact health sc,ouot o. which have
given in Water Core in America" and in last pub
hcatiop, Diseases Of Children, y In an appendix.
should jon, kint sir think II right to give some de
tails on the treatment with water would be only 700
happy 70 furnish them
DIR. G. o. sCHIEFEaDEKER
CoLuxmA HousF, PmIADnPmA Nay TO- 1856