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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
Or. ROBERT S. NEWT0N'S
HOME FOR The SICK,
IN NETWORK CITY.

To enable my numerous gentlemen patients hom ne
country vit me in the city for treatment moderate
expense have Organized Institution with siTy 1907 COM
Portable WELL.FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD.
from SIX to TWELVE DOLLARS PER WEEK, With
EVERY REQUIRED ATTENTION, convenen. to al lines
Of travel and but short distance from my Office
have also provided pleasantly situated and WELL.
FURNISHED RESIDENCE similar accommodations fof
my numerous LADY PATIENTS FROM THE COUNTRY
where they will be under the CARE OF LADY ATTEND.
ANTS ROBERT s. NEWTON N. D.,
Late Professor Of Surgery and Of Theory and Practice in the
Eclectic Medical College. Cincinnati, Ohio.
DIR. ROBERT s. MENTIONS MEDICAL OFFICE fof
the treatment of SURGICAL DISEASES, CANCER, Els.
TULA, PILES, CATARACT, CALCULUS. DISEASES Oh
THE BONES ULCERS Of every description TUMORS,
every form Of DISEASE or TIE EYE, BRONCHIAL
AND CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS. POLYPUS (nasd
and uterne) STRUCTURE of every variety, ETC., By
HIS IMPROVED METHOD OF PRACTICE, 10 a No.
"a EAST EIGHTEENTHsT., between PIFTHAVh
aud BROADWAY. NETWORK.
NB-Paiens out OF the city desiring advice may sddrss
Dr. Robert s. Newton above by letter.
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touching one. Mr. Hanson. ono Of the Oldest and Aost
distinguished British merchants in the East presided

touching one Mr. Hanson. ono Of the Oldest and ost
distinguished British merchants in the East presided
and more than he was forced to pause In his 3D.
dress. bis voice being chOked 9Th emotion. Dr.
toodel replied IN speech full Of humor and pathos
There we're few in the room who did not shed tears
This voluntary testimony to Dr. Goodell's worth By
those of another nation and another denomination Of
Christians is only one Of many such which ne has r.
ceived and which no more fully deserves than almost
any man living.
have never known man Of purer character. Of
simple hearted devotion to God and to the good Of
Others Of more unselAsh and genial disposition At
the same time he a Of strong mind and OF genu
inc humor and wit always happy himself and always
making all around him happy. His departure from
among is felt BY all personal sorrow. and those
who have known him best his departure 40
they would mourn for the loss OF father.
1t belongs to the churches Of America which be las
represented In Turkey for 40 years. to make his last
days as happy and free from care as they can make
them. I am sure this duty will not be forgotten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

The London Gazette contains two dispatches
on the American question. The first IL ffom Sir r.
Bruce TO Earl Russell. dated Washington May &C. In.
closing the proclamation Of President johnson opening
the potts on the seabOard of the United States with
the exception of those In Texas TO foreign trade The
writer says:
Two considerations viii operate strongly In the
restoration Of unrestricted with the Southern
States. The Rebellion having been suppressed the
North seeks for compensation for tho sacrifices 1t has
made in trade with those regions and demands the
sion OF the abuses and nvoritism which have charao.
terized the system Of trading under treasury permits
which was initiated during the war. Moreover the
introduction VI Northern capital AID energy will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
AN APPEAL TO THE GOVERNOR OF
N THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY.

Ifyou are interested In the welfare Of your Crippled Sch
diers, plesse read the following certificates;
CLINTON HILL NEWARK, N j., June g. 1903.
"Nr Wrsro.; DEAR SIR lisve your Metallic Ar.
tihcs Leg for three months and just good the day
got H. all the folks who walking, they that the
hast one they ever before. And think too. bs
xrrs, comfort 20 me like because fits WELL and does
with the leg -. bcNyAMiN rhpEn,
Who paid his money. declining 10 get an inferior ee
furnished by the Government Free BY purchasing this
he has two legs In Price SIS.
NEWARK, June a. 1853
"J. w. WEsros; SIR have worn one OF your Metallic
all Others walk miles to NY worn, and stand al day
without any pain Your Artificial Leg IL superior TO
made for comfort and durability Therefore sdvise al whe
wish gI YSa4. tsuiy. " B. ANDREWS
"72d N. Y, Third Excelsior Co. ""
Residence No. Isl Academy st., Newark.
The surveop declined let both Of the above Grip
pied soldiers leg but they can get an order Tor any OK
Who ssts commission on the legs furnished to sodesf
READ MY PAMPHLET!
"A contains petition from soldiers the Surgeon 0ensra
for the privilege obtaining my Artificial Legs and his reiu.
M besides shdavts and certificates Of soldiers who are noW
wearing my Artificial Legs aud VINO paid their own money 70
them declining to get the inferior ones ~
the Government
Who gets commission the inferior Artificial Legs nf'
pished BY the Government when there better enc made
with two egs Ia ons for the came price
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number only 600 600 were represented, leaving
200 Geo non represented. These figures quote from
Mr.. Bares in the House OF Commons on the 4th Oh
May last Thus the Constitution only recognizes one
male adult in five as possessing any political rights. In
the House Of Commons supposed TO represent the peo
po the landed interest claims 253 seats the army and
navy s7 the law, 50; the laborer, be he artisan OF
powman not one Three hundred and forty.
seats are filed by the sons Of peers their nominees
1t IT, therefore, indsputable that the constitutional
rights ard interests Of the working classes depend
wholly on the good nature OF justice policy
Of their 40 called superiors" Their political position
inferior 10 that Of their fellowc0unrymen In ibe
British coloniesto that which you propose TO elevate
the American slave Of yesterday TO. This they
know and are dissatisfied with. They want ON
extension Of the franchise amounting to universal SUI
frage and the ballot II is computed that out OF eOOOoO
voters in England and Wales 1000 are subject either
to bribery OF coercion leaving the conscientious voters
in a minority. Equalization OF electoral districts is
likewise imperativey necessary TO secure any iar pa
ance Of representation. At present the voter In small
borougb ,ften LOSSES the influence Of y In large
one. Thus, Buckinghamshire contains four boroughs
each one sending two MEMBERS and three members for
the county-in all II members But the population Oh
the whole comfy IL large as that OF Manchester
which mas only two membersi Then In the ADJOINING
county OF Bedford, which possesses but FOUR two
for Bedford and two for the county one OF m towns has
no representative And glancng at the tax returns
You discover the same m0nstrous anomalies. x4sVo
has three times the power Of $4,000 and $4,000 more
fpolitcsD value than 80 900 600 And much for the
necessity If moie iar and equal distribution OF seats
in Parliament.
Then too there Ia the question OF Church Rates and
State Religion. The following figures show the mum.
bers Of the various in the United King
dom:
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Latest ship News.

Steamship ATLANTA 9th Pnkhsm, London June ie sis
Hsvre 2oth, mdse. snd pa-s., Rowland AspnwsL Had
westerly winds most of the pas,age
Brg 1honss W. Rowland Moorish, Cow Bay Is days coal,
John swan.
schr Geo 7. winsor Perry, Glsce Bay 10 days coal, 70
master.
WIND-At Sunset, 8.
SPOKEN.
Steamship New.York (Brsm.)-June Is. $3.50 p m, ht
"a 5s, lon. 26.a3.
Steamship City Of New York-Jaiy ., lil5a m, hI Ss'
Ion g. :l8.
Steamship Erin bound E.-July D. lat u 49, Ion. elso
Schr Dolores, bound W-Juue %. lat. $780, Ion. SQl1
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A NEW ERA

in the retail mems furnishing trade. P. T. SMITH row:
LER Manufacturers of Shirts, Ties Collars, &c, No y
Warren st. offer to direct at their Retail
Deparmsnt No Park row opposite the Asor House. 0s
dos gents superior hns linen +py Collars at 30 per dos
s. 6sc.s Paper Collars at 81 - hunJIed superior
NAV OF Neck Tie. In America from 23 Beautiful Butterfly
Rows At Soc Good Socks 81 Is and 50 10 dolen Buy
from, drst hands and the retailers proht
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Evening Exchange-JULY 6.


In steamship Atlanta from London and Hsvre-Miss Sta
c.y Mr.. BeIlew Mr. Carter. Mr. and Mrs Emmen: Mr and
Alphonss Kahn, Louis kahn, Adele Frank, Mr. and Mrs.
Schultz
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From Our Special Correspondent.

LONDON June "a. 1865.
There is 80 little talk of, or interest in, Amer
lean matters this week that may limit my usual prac'
tce OF recording the drifs Of English opinion concern
Ing them to the merest mention, in that respect imi
tcting the example of the Swedish naturalist who con
densed his chapter on Icelandic serpents into the
famous sentence There snakes in Iceland" III
fact we have pretty much concluded TO let you alone
conversationaily as well in other respects. 1t is
only exceptionally that you are resorted TO as topic
for hardup ediiorialism. Even the oracular Times
tired Of its dreary vsciHatonr its dismal fore
bodings, Its rumbling. grumbhng mumblirg thunder,
which pervaded 1t like Titanic stomach ache and
affected its readers like "serious, organ played
out Of time. Its 'demd horrid grind" is
moduatsd and The Standard prefers sbu,;nv
Lord Westbury. In the meantime obserye increas.
ing indications Of strong undercurrent toward com
mon senie aad recognition Of nsuperable fact very
wholesome to contemplate; and which WILL in the long
run set Boil right with respect TO his American
cousins. Yon have only 10 go on prospcrins and
stGltifying the croakers, usual and all will be wen
just If we speak at all on atlantic topics IL
Is TO unssy the doctrine with which have been over
piled for the last four years-tbat with black or
yellow. tinted cutcle not to be influenced by the
same motives and inducements as those with white
skins; In shorter phrase that negroes will not work II
honestly paid for IT, President Johns0ns name was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
FROM LONDON.

[,ack Of Interest in American Affair." In
EngIand-The Approaching General
Electiom-Tory Tactics and OrgsDixn.
tien-Tbe Liberals- N etropolitan Elec-
sious-smith the Newsmnn W. John
Stuart Mill for Wcstminster-Br Bribery
and Corruptior-IIow il il Done-Len.
don Items-NI as0n Jones Defeated Mt
Coventry-General Parsiculars-Thc
Heat Of the Weather-A Charlesios
Reminiscence Of John Mitchell the
Yeunger.
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90 TO THOMAS II. AGNEWs Nos. 200
W and 262 Greeuwich OF Murray, and here yea
will find TEAS COfFEES. FISH, FLOUR, and everything
else cheaper than any store In Nswfh One pnss e"S's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
G. A N G. II IL.

A NEW and WONDERFUL DISCOVERY,
N Dr. J. c. DIxON'5 CANCER ANrlDOTE, which has
ssdy proved i've hundred TO be the most sue
for Cancer that has ever been nsed ~ man
The mthod Of indeed simple This terrible dis
entirely removed In solid mass without the use o.
the knife, loss blood producing Of PAIN caus'ic burning %
affecting the sound pas Office hours from Va w. TO m'
No. 716 Broadway. J. Z. DIXON, NJ. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
OUB EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
ROW PARIS

Strike of she Cshmen-The Men Hold
Ost-Thc Governments Neutrai-Other
susg~s,ed sfrites-Tbo Principle Of
AssociatiOn-The Emperor aud the
Prtnce-An Address Of the Colored
Citizens Of Guateloupe-The second
vetamc Of C~ssr-New Beoks-Ma-
honet aEd the keran.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

The inevitable result Of Tho war against
rebellion has for some six weeks past been
forseen in the armies Of tho Union, and II
required no precedence TO discover that BY the
4th Of July next one half Of the Federal
army could be dispensed with. "WhAt shall
We do whom this war 10 over p' Is question
that has been very naturally presented 10 the
minds Of our soldiers. "Ey four years re-
mOvAl from business intsrsourss We have
been, in = great measure, disqualified for i'm.
mediate engagement in the ordinary pur.
suits Of commerce or trade, and wo must
do something for our livelihood In the future.
We have aequired a taste and inclination
for adventure. Where shall we find the On
cOuragsment for and sRjoymsnt Of these
procIivitissi" '1H Mruoo, y is the unani.
nous response and, on to Mexico Is now the
word. No armed expedition Is contemplated
30 fAras Is now suggested, but 'smigrstion''
to Mszioo bid, fair to assume greater pro.
portions than did the rush TO CAlifornia
some aftesn years ago. af
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
SECOND EDITION.

FOUH oso1 ,ocIx. II. M.
MOSS AnoGF THE pUaACEoGs
conPEDH41rH oOynnUmnrNr.
We have further news to-day Of the alb
squatulstion Of JrSI Davis and his eosdju-
tors Of the deceased rebel Government. san.
MccunsrS, wen kns4n In baltimore, and
hefstefers An ifrssbssihhl. rsbsI. has 70.
turned 70 Richmond. HsWas intrustsd with
the conduct Of ths trsasurs Of the rebel Sec
rstAry TassacLn, which had been reserved
Tor an emergency, Ne gives account ofnaBy
Adventurous incidents, and haIF-brsadth ca
eaPes. He len JssR. DAVIS, BarcEfSnIDeE,
BESJANn, TRnsnoEn, Extra Billy snrrH,
and other noted rsbsIa. at Greensboro, and
made fast time 10 Riehmond, upon hearing
The rumors of the fAIIins out Of tho entire
bottom ofths Oonfsderney.
3 He says This shoies body Of fugitive con.
fedsrates remained thrss days At Greensboro,
on account Of soms railroad or transportation
!ObstruetiOni that they ate, drank, and slept
In the cars, bseaass the eitirsns Of Grssns
bOrO refused 70 allow them 10 enter their
houses, lest ths 2 federal authorities might hold
themt tths ei,irsnsl rssponSibls for harbOring
rebels. His seeount Of the condition Of this
rebel government party dheiosss most for
lorn and hopeless stats Of alarm and voxa-
tion, and even deprivation, notwithstanding
their possession Of no insonsidsrabis amount
Of treasure. AZ the time MccuBBiS parted.
with this miserable eOtsris they had but one
object in visw-ths personal safety Of each
Terms was the Ostsnsibls objective point, but
II was secretly limited ths, the coast Of Flor.
ida afforded the only means Of escape from
capture By the Federal troops.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

THE SIXTH OF MAr..-This Is tho anniyor.
ssry Of day that win bs remembered with
Joy by every patriotic heart throughout our
city and State, for II was on the sixth day Of
May, 1881, that Col. John O. Mcdonnell, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, threw the glo-
riOus old Stars and Stripes TO the breeze over
the old Patriot once, No. liz West Balti-
more street, In the presence Of thousands Of
spectators. Many an eye was moiatened at
the sight Of the emblem Of our country's g
glory, aud every true heart beat quicker for
witnessing the noble daring Of As brave n
man AZ ever trod the face Of the earth n
man who dared brave public opinion who
was willing TO evince his loyalty when II cost
much TO be loyal. Who that was present on
Baltimore street near South on the ever mem.
orable 9th Of May, will not remember the In
tense excitement oceasioned by the Hction Of
the gallant Colonel will forget the fact that
while In the act Of raising the American Nag,
q sscesh misoreant from the opposite side Of
the street took deliberate aim and fred a
pistol to blow out the brains Of man who
had the temsrity to breast the torrents Of
secession, and dared to be true -BaAimOre
Sun, Och.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

An ExorIo.--A lady Of Norwich has 70.
Gently received from the Isthmus Of Darisn
several bulbs Of that rare variety Of the Or.
child-family, the PGistsya skaia, known as
the Flor del Esplritu sAnto," or "Ths
Flower Of the Holy Ghost, $50 named by the
early Spanish Catholics, who discovered Il
on the 1sthmus, from the fact that resting
within the cup Of the flower (which Il shaped
like tulip, but Of alabaater whiteness and
very fragrantl lies the pure image Of dovs.
It's pinions hang lifeless from Ats sides the
head bends gently forward, the tiny bill,
dipped with earmine, almost touches its snow
white brcast, while the expression land ox-
preston there is) seems the incarnation Of
msekness and innocence The plant attainS
4 height Of SIX or seven feet. This climate
Is too cold for II at this season, but during
midsummer II will thrive and gain strength,
while In winter II should be kept under glass
In LIGHTHOUSES they will thrive at any time,
and We presume these bulbs will most Of them
be raised In that manner.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
THn isTHiIUs TRANsIT.

Goyernment has received copy Of an
asrsemsnt which was virtually concluded at
Begata In March last, between the United
States of columbia md Col. q. N. ToTrrx,
|agsnt Of the Panama Railroad Company.
The agreement comedies to the company the
|pfoprislnsuhip ~ pryessify Of the railroad,
|lA confederation for which the company Is to
hey $500 900 in cash, and 5000 shares Of
800 stock. 10 DO added to the existing
|se, 1000. No other railroad or canal l. to be
|bpilt across the isthmns within 90 miles Of
NE Panama road, unless the proposed canal
between the Bay Of Caledonia ION the Atlantic
soast) ana the Gulf o. San Miguel, ION the
Pacific ooAatl may at some point pass within
lhat distance The company Is not 10 op.
pose a 4 road Of any kind by the route called
|qhiriquin Certain privileges and concss-
sionS ars granted to the sitilens and
oovernmsht Of Columbia, and the com.
|pAny y permitted to extend. It's road
10 some cfths islands Afording deep anchor
Hgs In the bay. Senior THoxAs CuEScA, the
Columbian Secretary Of Finance, approved this
|Agrsement, which President MuRnLo has
sanctioned. subject 10 the confirmation Of
Congress. II adopted, our Government will
|bc relieved from urging the claims Of the
Panama company for damages arising from
'the occurrences Of April Is, 1856. .f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

Boofn's death-wOund was bullst-h6l,
tAroagh the soartA cebieal versebra, ssvering u,
spinal cord, and producing paralysis Of the limb,
ana trunk, while the brain and heart continued
70 perform their fahetioaa
Postmaster General DnEnsoS has ordered
that the post-oaics In Maryland heretofore known
As sufSit isto be called Robsysvllls, thus obiit.
srs,ing the name of the family Of traitors from
the public records.
Lieutenant Governor RAYMOND is In the
city to show the national metropolis 70 his ehil.
drsn before ihsy leave for Europe, which will be
at an early day
THuRLov wEnD was among those who
paid their respects 70 The President this morning
Governor cURrn, Of Psnnsylvania, "a at
wiilArda',
GES. LEPPRHrs, who was herp four years
ago as the colonel sOmnsnding the gallant New
York 'th regiment, Is now in Washington, in sx.
eelient health.
DR. sroSE, who was with President Lin.
coin during his last hours, has read an impros.
Siys and able paper on the fatal wound and Its
consequences, before the Medical Society Of the
District Of Columbia. b.
sERoT. BosroS coRbRTT Is now In Wash.
ington, on daty with his regiment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

IL has been inadvertently stated in some Of
the New York papers that Surgeon named
DR.. J. G. McREE had been drummod out Of
the Lincoln Hospital here for writing sour
rilOus letter, rejoicing over the assassination
Of President LiScoLS. The statement was,
Of course, a mistake. Dr.. J.. G. MCKEE, .
Surgeon in the regular army has charge Of
the Lincoln Hospital In this city, and IL was
he who, under orders from General BARNES,
drummed out Of the hospital Canadian
contract doctor who hAd'writtsn the letter.
DR.. McKEE Is loyal gentleman, whose dsvo.
tiOn to the Union has been manifested by his
caro- Of the wounded heroes placed under his
charge. r....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
NE departure OF a DlstinkuIshed
nH Foreigner.


In tho list Of the passengers who lately
iailsd for Europe, in the steamer Washing.
ION, We notice the distinguished name OF
sIopNoND CoUNT BRAIDk.
This young gentleman was a captain Of
iragoens In the Austrian service, but hi,
ympathies for our noble cause prompted
him TO resign his commission, and about two
years ago he emigrated to this country, when
be at once enlisted as a private In the 18th
New Jersey cavalry. Although furnished
with large means, and fortified with letters
suhieisnt to procure him commission, ho
preferred entering our service as a volunteer
Dor The cause Of freedom. anxiously desiring
70 obtain promotion through his own indi.
yidual merits. He participated in all the en-.
gagsments Of our Western army. and re,
eeived IN rotation the commissions Of second
and ilrst lisutenants.
Az Ripley, Mississippi, he was taken pris.
oner and confined in eleven different rebel
prisons, at the last Of which Columbia, s
|C.) the FIRST letter FROM his native land
rssehsd him. ...
Here the commandAnt Of the prison, dis.
eoyering BY the superscriptions Of his letters
the young gentleman s standing and position,
desired to mitigate the horrors Of his con.
hnsmsnt, and even offered 10 place him on
parole at his house. Count BRAiDA declined
ike offers, prSfsrring 10 share the missriss Of
bis comrades to comforts offered 10 him at the
price Of his honor.
He Nas but lately exchanged, and on his
Feturn be received the commission Of Cap
tain in his regiment. 1t was only on the
prospect Of the early terminus Of the war.
and Al ths'urgent solicitation Of his father
that hs returned to Vienna. Bon Voyass.
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ny TELE @ II A APII.

A Proposition 10 Purchase n Farm and
Mansion for the Benent of the
Family OF the Late President Lin
colin. . ....
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-A subscription
has been started here for raising funds to be
applied to the purchase of homestead,
with an appropriate mansion, near Spring.
Held, Illinois, for the family Of President
LINCOLN. II is intended to be tribute from
q grateful people to the merits Of their be.
loved martyred President, by which his family
may bO rendered independent and his memory
perpstuated in practical and useful manner.
Individual subscriptions are not to exceed
i've dOllars, the money to be enclosed to jar
Cooks a Co., or any Of their loan agents, TO
be Publicly reported. The fund is to be dis.
posed OF by Senator HARLAN, Secretary Of
Interior and JosEPH II. BARRErT, Commis.
sioner Of Pensions. II Is proposed that sub
scriptiohs for this object be taken up In the
churches and elsewhere throughout the ooun.
try, with the name Of the donsr, on slip Of
paper TO accompany tho amount subscribed
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

MILITARY CRITIoIsH-Last week, at
fredericksburg, number Of eitiIens, having
little else TO do, were giving their views Of
things generally, and particularly on the
merits Of confed crate Generals. A country
man, whose only knowledge Of military
matters may be summed up by stating that
he had heard all the guns Rt Frederick ksburg,
Chancellorsyille, and the Wilderness, having
obtained hearing, stated in a most oraeulaT
manner, jackson was the Aankingost Gen.
eral we ever had, but Johnston was the most
fallingbackingost !" The remark was ac-
csptsd as the sense Of the company, who at
once dispersed
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

We understand that Dr. ToSER is prspar.
Ing memoir on compulsory vaccination,
which will be made tho basis Of municipal
action on this important question. 1t is .
wsll established fact that only vaccination
and re-taccinAtiOn can arrest the spread Of
smAll.pOz, that seOursO Of the human race,
and II may be truly said In this case, that
"an ounce Of preventive is worth a pound Of
cure.''