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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

!. 4oW Lost ! How Restored
Just fu6tssked in scaled -Ehteote Prizes ceats
A tECTunF ON TEE NxTU1n T8HxG
"A NENT md radical Cure q SperrmrtorrhGa.
or Se,niasl Weakness, involuntary RBiissions.
sexual Debilisy and impedimenss 70 Marrisrs
generally Nervousness. Consumption. Eilepsy
SalHng4 nom Self Abuse, &C.. tv RoBKRr J. CT.
vERwfLL, N. D., author 81 the s0teeh Hook. "a
"a Boon to zH0ssnndS IT SUI
$ 9sn under sea, in = plain nyslops, to any i'd
= post asd On receipt Of six cents OF tvc
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

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- 1naelseo =: 80, 80 I e - -nenen,
Osssess -. S'sssv5es inc1uding
!Seaeo eso1 1o1o1y ffUm
peralysss p.oducsd y buckling his skate
80 - oens around bic anklss - 70 pre-
r,s.-'..ss.,s .-'r, - - sace'.san
- 49, - - $500, 1Gltbef.
"A so9c9st = '1otns1e3 ~ The Internal
nsv:nue Asbe1s6f " d. company nov
owning Il q 1427, 900. The Assessor
thinks that il sbouid s. ratsd 4 6. 0o SI.
wy: Z
~ Wf1o0t for some TIM past Is re3ii1s 3
n:o 70 seventy-hve cents pound, IL now
eellng . thirty. and cheese that brought
teosy.nve cents 10 being cold at thir-
Ssen. ,,.,.ss. : ~ tNf - :
Dr.. Fanklin's celebr,ted recipe In cbesrn
sleieh ridipgx runs = follows: Il in The
AM = ydutnlght elotbes, with both doors
open, 20 that yeu can ct . good draft; your
IS - PAL sFaes wafer; dtUp ne front
oooe Key down your back; bold an icicle in
90 - sn4sspg tbe ted lten With NJ oths
g: He says you can't tell the difference
~ssA yeos ssyAsAhst, and it 10 great deal
cnsaPsr.
IVss astesian we'll IN Dalton. Msss. tlis.
charges 40 gallons per minute. or 648. 600
~ 1ay. and the water -. nhts;,s5 :.
dcpen q only % feet. This leads every
osnsF afssssen ws'l In the world.
- 0W8Ue, n HsSa14k ~lPssS~.sss 49,.
death has been noticed M nror"stv ' 80
and personal, II, tn. asoounk al 1ea M
600. NotwithetaGdine ~ orssfr nntSs;ss
while living. = ~ ~ SniX m IS;'
table bequdlts AMOUNTED 10 onlv about
$4,000. The rest goes to his rich rela.
0enss Fl S-saR~
4, eompanr e ,fostv-three we-.. 5000.
n atteonte< % frse fro~, Tho ho..,s e No.
lhonism ID Cab. hut INV vers : vsrs.s -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09


Srxaulu MAxrns.--Nsver taste On atom
when you ere not hungry it is suicidal.
Never hire servants who 20 in pairs, ~
sisters, epnsines y sny Thing elsss al.
Neyet soak your father a. "the old
Never fspay 70 the epithsts Of . drunkard
or 4 fool. ~ 3. . n ssss Az go
Nsvse 800 esntsnptaoasly Of woman
Meier eblee enc who Was oncs your DO
som ftisnd, tewsvsr hitter nov.
Nsstte1llle ateas expenss Of your religion
o. year Btb1e. .sza.aA7sgr e
a god weed y - soon said - . bad one
Th0 &lat II u saved that shamss il
master. .sa =
No eaAlpA1Del slwsoss svssy. 80 soue
umeos sacs Z a rfb n fzfsetssf s..sts ~ il q y
Pean with HeoMsai 4 The best friendship
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

II. afsesplaisssle,1 s,tlssf
epssasasns' ~ 1lsainuhipA Great AA6tslh;
- laying ~ AtlAARs eabis, md says ia
shs sah's yin sats sssdy srlAyiasi h June
next eeeSee: ljtk saaessSF Of which
there = no doubt preparations will b. 4
ssss nade tde lAyias = second cabs BY, Tia
sane company. ,sassi-,F'. ssff stlas.G
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

Tn United States Senate has passed .
blu which prohibits State recruiting agents
from visiting Southern States in search Of
negrs volunteers. This is serious blow
q Massachusetts,, and il passed by the
House. It viii oblige great many loyal gen.
tiemen Of that State to resume their foreign
emigration scheme, Or else shoulder . mus
ket in contest in which thus far they have
only shared to the extent Of making money
oatcf Il. Il was elected during the Dis
cassion Of the bill in the Senate that Massa.
cnosstts Wa on hand q Savannah when
SHERMAN entered the placs, and that several
snip'Ieooe Of negroes were at once obtained.
ssesr wateh tts6issidh wss obtained Of the
PRESIDENT to bring them North. OF course
teyM A41sachusette has filed her quots un
der the last call, and b ready to give her
undivided attention 70 contracts and the
theoretical amelioration Of the condition Of
the negro. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

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sScsn1s111E11sD1Vls .1Agu11nsesF, =
= thgssgb NJ - 1t r - -
=. =. ~ 49, - Is -. e.
Is = 49, - $500
:. s:e;; g. +. ~ 80. e: 80 ~ ~
- - 49,. ss3 - eousl In ~ intsllectu.
n evnG1a Yos vim Dad : vase dr.
Ssssss IN . 1Pslyzfsezt ss3eeE
H.: = 49,, g. s.. .sS = Is 81 3 S.s'i
49, vhatsvse W afs meet admired 6oe.
~ win esurt svssy eppoetnnity 10 chow
~. $sH:: Is stSss, oascstassls. III s.
constantly told II hse miseortunei "What
. beautiful girl, bat sueh testh s.'T-Gha m.
iiks tie more Rstunaas one, wilE1t3 Scsss-
~ - feeth. win loa,eh ~ ss1do. :. ~.
sibh "a ~ Is SdS6v 40 Il s !
suppsssssd langh-a ssst Of quicker n lips ;
ana, ushsH eom1i11nG1 b - s(riikt..
shs win oontzive eo0e means Of hiding Der
tssth, With hsr hard o. her fan. y Sn0 Ssluh.
pes6as grave subjects for coaversa&ion,
while The other = . ftolickiaG fts6skspopo
laasisl Both are thinking aiwsys Of their
teeth have. eQu1 Chr ohAtifn |: thesl
II parents WQ,dld devote MegR tina and care
20 the pcneNvA&ien of ~ 1eolh Of the3r lie.
tle one Sn6- ~ tiaa And Axpenaa u -.
faying t60n ID 6o1sly gswexw6, e would Is
. graf blsssing-s one lasting t1I|Gk
1ho othon InUIw. 1nGGlnR iuomY. IA ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09
G.-lsG8.-B.

Nature seems to have implanted in mankind the
desire for daily stimuiant, to re inv gorate the
nerves. and excite the blood after the exhaustons
caused b. the days labors, and not only has she
given the desire, hut experience has shown that
tits an absolute necessity, that This desire should
Be gratified. for the preservation of the Health.
Now natures requirements being founded upon
positive Laws. must produce benefits when they
are gratified by the use Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

A DELIGHTFUL CORnIAL AND vALU-
ABLE rONIC.-hEGEMANk CO.'S CORDIAL
ELIXIR OF CALlSAYA BARK, rose, sing the
active and well known properties of the Peruvian
valuable Tonic in all cases. but particularly as
preventive to Fever and Ague. 1t il pleas.
ant and palatable cordial, and is much superior
to the common whiskey and rum bitters SO much
in use. Sold by Druggists
HEGEMAN i Co..
ian24- dAw3m Chemists and DRUGGISTS r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

n By d. LCBARSCH, Prscticing Physician.
Second Edition, revised, enlarged and illustra-
ted, with 81 anatomical drawings, by J. Lubarsch
Everybody should read this book II contains
useful information shout the preservation, the
weakness and the diseases Of the sexual organs,
as well as statement Of the mode Of cure for
such suffer the enerv ating Consequences ofself
pUmtion, secret disease and other designations
The mirror Of Youth is the warning sign,
which leads the uniformed and those that have
already wandered astray back to the right path,
wherefore il has become a..real book iof the mil
lions, Of which during the short ,eriod Of years
over 10000 copies Of the German edition have
been sold The mode Of treatment, based upon
the principle of electricity il fully discussed in
viii be sent free by mail. Address
DIR. ]. LUBARSCH,
jan2od&wly Chicago, iii.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

In 01e 9th Maine, 32d- New Iprk. Cd
Rhode Island, Cd Maine, I'd Vermont, OH
New York, q. ~ and 9th Psppsyivepjg
several Michigan. Indiana and Wisccns;n
regiments, Sicl1cs' Brigade, and over 100
4ff regimeptH iThaye acknowledged,
ieiI krffa&fs S !;s ..s Sc.
Of times saved IL Jfves Of soldiers when al
Other remedies AlstiI s16efres,A 6. p Lord
ecShs 9Th Maine, D.. Tinelsv Of S;ckles'
Brigade. QApE " hitlock Of The 82d New
York. Genl. Hall Of Sicklcs' Brigade. and
nuhdrede sfnflsrsv1psti sthats 11u1w0h'
hyady Kelies; III etsfy case where Il Rs
oesn used in ~ digeeees isei1estal = 20.
posure q clihits perfectsd cures whefs %
ssusgeons o. the regiments could do ae6n
A'et every soldier procure this remedy.
SrfcrAt' 1dtstf 81 HCEs fEsfS 7Tcs coz
f rAxr AxD o. EouifABtk I,1p a SsnxAlts
,oocsaSy, AH AND > 6sihSf E !: Y}Sa,1I iSjtH
u AGExcr. BIN slf lssgsl!9T1 S1Fa4 WI
~, "a rcalAvsrroeA In. 3. ,leek
IN =, i' 4 .ssI's' 81 ~
s = sAiaA sSIk 49, sssss 49,
~ 1000 Z TAYLOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

SrArE OF CoxxRcrrcur, County Of Hartford SIS.
!, Charles d. Johnson, Asst Clerk Of the Su-
perior Court for said County, do hereby certify
that Charles +. Perkins, Esq., whose name 10 APP
pended to the jurai of the foregoing deposition,
was on the date thereof Justice Of the peace in
and for the county Of Hartford, duly authorised
t. administer oatts for general purposes. and
that am well acquainted with the hand writing
of said Perkins AMI verify believe the signature u
the said disposition to he genuine.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
- hand and fixed my official seal. this 18th
J., day Of January, A. D., 1865.
49, Asst Clerk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09
:HUBBEL,S +
Golden Rif(ers.

ADVsG0 -
Natures requirements may be gratified. The
Golden Bitters u a purify Issgta5le Tonic.
4nvisorsting and Strengthening, Fort6es the
system against the effects of unwholesoms water
Will cnre Dyspepsia,
Will cure Weakness aad General Debility.
Will cure Heartburn, 80. -
Will cure Headache.
vii! cure Liver. Complaint,
WAtoure 1&undice. ( ~ "a ss
Will cure Sea Sickness.
Will cure Bilious Telic. rg'.a.Ts 80 ia si a
Will excite and create healthy appetite.
Will Invigp5htethe orgqns ofljw3doh.
and moderately Increases the Temperature Of the
body and the force Of the circulation, Getting in
fact q general corroborant Of the aystena, con.
tanning no poisonous drugs. and is the best Tonic
Bisser9n " werl& 4 fairttrial il ealnfstly
C-E ass GEO. 6. HuBBEL Z CO..
.s..-.- Proprietots, Hudson, n. 7.
8eneral Depot, American Express Buildings.
HudsoA Street, New York.
For Said ~ Druggists. Drocefe de-
BURNnAM IVAN SCHAACK. ss
: 901e Agents FOR North Western Statea- 10. IA
Lake Street, Chicago, III. tlssJ Or27d&wiv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

Chappeil Hands and Face. sore
Lips. Chilblainss SC.
HEGrMANS 4 co. IS CAMPHOR ICE, WITH
GLYCERiNE, cures Chapped Hands, &C., i.r-
mediatey and will keep the skin soft and srno 9TH
in the coolest weather. Sold by Druggists
Price IS cents. Sent by mail for IS cents
HEGEMAN CO.,
Chemists and Druggists n Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

4 Clergyman, while residing in South Amerl
@ - . missionary, discovered sats md simpls
remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Ser.
y Decay, Diseases Of thu Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and Ne whole train Of disorders thought
q BY baneful habits. Great aumbers have bssa
slftady cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor,u.
nate : will send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine, in sealed envelope, to any
one who needs it, Free Of Charge
Please inclose stamped envelope addressed
TO you, self.
Address, JOSEPH r. INMAN.
Station d. Bible House.
nv5-dly New York CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

80 >ou0o
Zis~s Asrsld (Nethodist) sxpostulat%s
earnestly against the proposed Inauguration
ball It waehisuEoo, tDtetlvsD'in ~ h.
isn't Once Aail1Ihs. Sts6s: III s
"whilswe regard ties { min at ~ tinoe,
on such a1ssse6siorN Or stlss nssionSs one.
iary 70 condeseend TO such lcyity ~ to at.
tend and saActioa . grand ball, we shall
look upon Il & this time - . llagrAnt insult
both 70 God end man. We therefore hope
that good sense and better judgment win
prevail ct Warrington, and that, II for no
other reason, out Of respect for the memory
Of those who have died for the country, out
sf sympathy for Thousands Who SIN weep
and mourn, 'ahd eat Of . doesn't regard for
Ne Christian sentiments Of the tfusst ps-
t!sots, 10 I'll the land, there will be no Pres
'dsotial Inauguration ball this year." -Ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09
AUTHORITY 70 AGENTS.

AUTHORITY TO AGENTS.
Know oil Men by these Presents That thCsC ON.
necticut Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford.
In the State Of Connecticut, have authorised. and
appointed the following agents, tn transact in the
name and in behalf Of SAID Company, the bust.
ness Of Fire INSURANCE in the places designated !:
MEssRs BIssELL b Co., of Dubuque. Iowa
LouIs A. MAcxLor, Of Davenport. lows, Nan
and the same Company do hsreby appoint either
Of the above named agents 70 be their lawful at-
torneys, for them and in their behalf 70 accept
and acknowledge service of process, whether
mesne or fnal in any action or proceeding against
said Company; and it il hereby admitted and
agreed that the service Of the process aforesaid
shall be taken and held to be as valid as II served
upon said Company according to the lave Of the
State OF Iowa any other State, and all claims or
right Of error by reason Of the manner Of such
service is hereby expressly waived and relin.
quislled. - v e
- Witness our hands and the seal of the
I LIS. Company this 18th day OF January. / sos.
- lSigned] B. W. 0REsxe, Priest.
janS0-2w J. u. ELDsiDGE, Secy, {
AuDisoa's OvrIcx, Iowa, l !,
4 Des MOiues, Jan. 70. 1866.
IT rs HEREBY CERTYFYED, That. On the
e5th day Of January, 1866, . sworn statement
was filed in this office, showing the condition Of
the COnisectcut Fire Insurance Company located
at Hartford IN the state ofConnectcut on the 81
day Of December A. ID. 1864, in accordance with..a
provision Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of
the State of Iowa, entitled I'm act an Rsfafi0n
to Insurance Companies, " approved January xsth,
1851. and nm Act smendatory thereto. approved
February eth, 1858, and an Act in relation TO
LIFE INE,HANL.E CUMFANlE.S approved
March 18th. 1862 that said statement shows that
said Company is possessed 81 the regulate amount
Of capital, and invested as required by law
Authority Is therefore given TO the shove na-
med Company to transact their appropriate bust
meas Of Insurance in this State in accordance
with the laws thereof. until the 8lst day Of Janu.
ary, A. D. One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Nixty-Six.
n Is dlso CERTIFIED, That Louis A. Mvcklot
OF Davenport, have been duly appointed BY said
Company their lawful Agent and Attorney for
the County Of Scott, with full power y take risks
If Insurance therein, and 70 acknowledges service
Of process. as provided BY law, upon t6eir filing
with the Clerk of the District Court IN and fSf
said County, certified copy of the statement on
Rle in this Office. II ~ further certified that the
aAtschcd i true and correct copy q - Sid
statement 4..s .s.,tf IS
IN testimony whereof, I have hefeunto
| L. 8. ct my hand and sfiixpd my real OF slRce.
the day and year first above written.
J. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor Of Saats,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

~ Cents 10 60ve y6 lDOllas-N.
HEGEMAN'S CONCENTRATED BENZfNE
removes Paint, Grease Spots, &c, instantly. and
cleans Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &C., equal to new
Only IS cents per bottle. Sold BY Druggists.
HEGEMAN 4 Co,
Chemists and Druy1iets New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09
LivERlES.

=. A: e. w. RsA1GHS
80 rRoeazrroas ~ m gs, 4.
sAafriseA Street LIVERY Dtnblesi
ASdE2 HARRISON STREET. BeTwEEN
-. = Front nd 6ebond. 6O1'Uo0 =
rA9gee, Of flie bsst quality, ~ lst ~ N
Funerals furnished on short netioe. q
HORSES ;4OUGRT AND SOLD, Sc
.eoeafded q reasonable charges. [myls.d1y
Seeend Street LiTeT5 StAbley
THOMPSON = nR1.HA s.
u s.. bet Msin sad Harnson.1 m Il Il
public %sSs , IT, ,s lsrC sI1. F E.!s 80
e, %sss!1ii, .!Es important sdditionsio
sro s.Pc IL and now have The ..'.7s
.rseA enc most conplete ~ tho city.
vssS Horses, .1sss Z nIiss,-sssssss,l
- :. US NEW BU0GtES e
| 9!o1sES' BopcilT AND seIn,|
,s ::s. i "a !: s y s... !
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

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----. 1850. 80, -. ~sow q s-:-s-- = 1,l-. =
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22

soldiers, to whom they refused the right to
vote, and tried to drive home by voting
for an armistice, and whose achievements
they have notoriously deprecated.
Let them not talk about victories which
they strove to prevent, and the fruits of a
peace, which they did their best to render an
impossibility.
They ought to hang their heads forever,
and be silent, if they can escape thus But
will they2 No They will hold up their
heads and come forward and claim to be the
best of patriots. They are already doing so
as we have intimated in another place OH
shame, where is thy blush?
We repeat the question, Who were
right?' Were the rebels in saying they could
conquer us? Were the croakers and traitors
at the North, who said we could not conquer
themY Were their sympathizers and allies
abroad, who heaped upon us abuse after
abuse, and predicted the triumph of the trail
tors, and our own utter DISCONTINUED
mol the patriots who knew the strength
and resources of our country, and were
strong in the justice of their cause, were
right, in believing that we should succeed
They knew in whom and what they trusted
and that right and liberty would triumph.
y =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

EpitOnie Of Business and Personal Mdtters.
Gen. Torbert, of the United State Army,
was in our city few days ago. During bis
Riddle.
President johnson was to have paida sil
TO Senator Riddle on Friday last, hut on
Thursday the Senator received letter from
the President, informing him that pressing
engagements prevented him from leaving
Washington.
The one-hundredth session of the Uniycr
sity OF Pennsylvania, Ninth ST., above Chest
nut, will begin on the second Monday d
Oeteber and close on the first of March =
Ihis Is one of the oldest Medical Colleges in
the country, and the Faculty is composed o
some of the most talented Physicians in til,
United States. See advertisement.
a Camp Meeting for Laurel Circuit vii
be held on the Seaford Road, half way b.
tween Laurel and Seaford, and near Bruad
Creek railway station, to commence Septem
bor 29th and close October 9th.
A new Post Office has been established al
Lincoln, Kent County, and Mr.. Jackson p
that place, has been appointed Post Master
The Milford Statesman says:--On last Sun
day there were three interments Of yrr,
young children in this town, and there have
Deen Two or more deaths since. They died
AAChA CA0A1la lulunlullis
The Philadelphia NJ. i. Conference Sun,
day School Convention, will commence h,
sessions in the Union NJ f. Church, Phia-
delphia, on Tuesday next The following
are the delegates from this city:-St Paul'-
ID. NJ. Bates, Joseph Pyle Reserves, i. m
dolph, job II. jackson; Asbury, Caspar Ken
dali, j. +. Sharp; Union, II. f. Pickels Cyu,
Stern; Scott, W. II. Foulk, ]. D. Aldred.
Wheeler, son Of VIM. Thatcher, mountct
a horse on the farm near Brandywine Village
last Wednesday morning, and rode rapidly
down Market Street In turning around III,
corner into Third Street the animal fell, whel
MI L. was thrown on the stones, hurtiN!
his head and face quite severely.
William II. Billany and Jared Megaw hay,
purchased the entire interest of the lt
Achilles Hollingsworih, and also that a
Amor Il. Harvey, in the machine works nea
the railroad depot, and will conduct tina
business in all its various branches. "
wish them success.
John S. Rowbotham, alias Cheap John
has for sale at his store, No 506 Market ST.
a great variety of goods. Give him a call
MT. Isaac Y. Lloyd has Withdrawn fror
the firm of Mcdowell & Co., in this city.
Captain John Z. Williams, of the barqu
Pdonee, died at Lewes, Del, on the 12t
instant.
Wilmington Pfesbyterg-Th Wilminglo
Presbytery will hold its semi annual meetin
in the Forest Church, Middletown, on Tue.
day, the 26th inst, commencing at half-pas
seven O'Clock in the evening. The Rev. Dl
Patton, will be installed Pastor of the churcl
The sermon on this occasion will be preacl
ed by the Rev. VIM. Aikman, of this city, an
a charge to the People by the ReY. George +
Wiswell. It is anticipated that it will b
an interesting meeting, aud it is hoped the
the attendance will be large.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
.nLAcKwoon,s MAGAZINE.

The August number of Blaekwood con
tains combinations of "sir Brook Foss
broken and Mrs Olphant's Miss Maiori-
banks, - both of which are highly interesting.
Cornelius O'Dowd gives us another article
upon Men and Women and other things in
general in which recent visit to Ireland
is the topic discussed. 1t is now confessed
that Charles Lever is the author of the
"O'Dowd" papers, and ii is generally be
lieved that he is also the author of "Tony
Butler" Il novel recently published. The
satirical tale called "Piccadilly" is also con
tinued, and we have fine poem entitled
CLEOPATRA by Mr. William W. Story, the
American sculptor ''The late Elections is
one Of those "cold comfort" attempts at ex-
PLANTATION by the beaten party, which always
follow elections. The Tories were badly
beaten in the recent election for members OF
Parliament, but "Blackwood" thinks such
defeats will in the end only strengthen the
Conservative party. Perhaps the best article
in this number is a review of Miss Mete-
yards Life of Joseph Wedgwood." Eng
land owes much to the late Joseph Wedg.
wood He introduced to her people new
art or rather perfected the art of pottery by
long and diligent labor We observe with
great pleasure that within the last few years,
an effort has been made in England and in
this country, to place before the people, the
lives of those great men, whose genius, me.
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