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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

-. ID -, ~ 4 $500 h1n11eo
~ s: !sss::s 49, :: - 80: y ~ :
no doub, in regArd z ~ e q 4, ~ 49, +. -
~ ~ cIcshins dealsfs 80 hGse eulStrc4
~ ~ t n xork elosk 1ahDune - 4
Cricket ~ not buried 0rCe:esa ~
Tremendous ezrr,ions % ave y!c9lcvS Z
Dolans planiDE mill ~. ~ - ~. i.ssr ~
Of Free street. The Nasioo1 Inees Bc.k
=" ,s,,crs and money are III sales alc tse
p .l The Gccsn Insurancs Co. Wofk-
men men are busily CLEARING The ruiss. and every
body is at work getting In Temporary ress.
dences and places Of business Oer sneue
trees are mostly ruined. The Newspaper
offic.s are issuing slips and will probably
20 oat Of town 10 print for the present.
Owing to the noble charity Of other towns
and cities NO one 10 suffering for food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07
ON HAND AGAIN.
THOMAS TOMAS.

II public that he hes opened . new vault in
the basement Of NlCKULL'S:BLOCK, 8 W cor.
ner Of BRADY and Second street, Davenport,
Iowa whore the anset quality u Bottled
sAle, Porter 0ssd Lager beer.
can be found west Of the Mississippi, and also
prime article Of ALE FOR LADIES' that ere
nursing and lnvalide.
Orders for the doses. gross or single bottle
promptly elled.
Busisess hosss ron 4. =. 70 .. =. appraoly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07
Western Union Railroad.


rTRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON Az FOL-
Il LOWS:
Mail and Express 7:so A. NJ. daily, Sundays
Steamboat Express 1925 A. NJ, daily, (sun-
days exceptcd.)
Accommodation $50 r. N.
ARslvs AZ FORT syRoS.
Mail and Express 7:oo ?. NJ, daily, t,nndsss
Steamboaa Express las r. n. lsily
Accommodation ESQ A. u, daily, (Sundays
Mail and Hspress lseviss Port Dysen u 7:2e
makes close connections for Chicago oa3 oil
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
Steamboat E1press connects q Ssvanna 9th
Steamer Lansing for Dubuque, arriving hours
ahead Of Northern Line hoses.
"Stsamer Iowa" leaves Davenport at 7 AN.
connecting at Port Byros with Steamboas E1.
press, and At r. H.. connecting with Csc Pm.
train.
At Racine, with Goodrich Lins' sseamsrs for
Grand Haven, ShebUygan and Maaitowoe.
At Racine Junction, WITH Chicago / Milwaukee
Railroad, fer Aiiwsskse, kenoshr. waaGegss
and Chicago.
At Clinton Jsnctios. With Chissgo 4 Rsrth.
western Railroad, for Sanssvills, Madison, Pra
irie du Chen and La Crosse.
Al BeIoit, wits Chicago { Northwestern Rail
road, for Footviile, Evansville, and Madison.
AtFrceport, with Chicago Northwestern and
illinois Central X Railroads. for Rockford, wsrren
Mineral Point and Galena.
At Savanna, with steam packet Lansing"
for Dubuque and through hosts 70 n. Paul.
At Fulton, with Chicago Z Northwestern Rail.
road, for Chicago. Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
At Port Pyron, with Chicago Rsck Island
Railroad, and steam packet "lowa" between
davenport and Rock Island.
Passengers will find this road the cheapest
and quickest 70 all points in the Northwest.
X. G. TATE, Supt X. A. KNAPP, Sup't
Eastern Division, Western Division,
Racine, Wis. Savanna, III.
macf7 DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

Never get frightened II you nnd yOassrlf sesrd M
atlark Of bilious frvcr. taken In time Il IL q
,s s ~ q, s.
fAllihle lie cannot afford to vslt y0u two q theoe
tme- for rss than ten d0ass. and h. may 10 NJ MT
but rtiil fall to restore you to health II nu - WIN
Railways Regulating lrlls They never fail 10 edIrt
cure. some people dislike TO ert well 10 sasIly cd
NJ chcaply but those who not 10 slAsrulas have
only when taken down with Bloua Fewer 10 aairpln.
i-tr % themselves six u tadways Regulating IN
and u they do not operate In i've elk hOura. o. r.
peat the dose. The second dose will be certain 10
produce the desired effect No proetrnsiuu. mo- wcaS
mess. will follow the action II fhcee Pills They n
.rcire no ruch Icrnicions influence A. coon n the
pills have operated the patient feels relief lie feels
maj ne " always e"nvnicscine From two "a four
ills per day must be taken nfcrward until the rain
sickness. etc. disappear and a. the patient T. well nj
an expense III - cents or 80 of Ruwa,s Regulating
Itlls, Instead often loafs more 10 a medical AZ.
tenishi We beg Ia say Ina, this is plain matter II
have not exaggerated The happy effect Of Ra,iwny'r
RUS Ia tar' of ihotis Fever We have rinplv de-
pict"d the truth as nny one may know who viii try
These EXCEL Piils under almost any crr
Ih'y rirak Tor Themselves. Their merits need M
empty puIIry They cure a variety OF rornulains.
mud 'hii"ur Fever With speed and CERTAINTY sod Ly
Druggists.
n u. -i,adway's lils are cpmpo-ed of vcyct.h,,.
mafaet-, p"rs-srii,r t.inarkaae medicinal powcrp-
They are extract if hence their stu.rior
nhh purity t. all other p one or two are -ut,lcn,
u Keep the bowels, Liver Sps~n, kitncy. etc reg
uiar aud healthy, and when "A thorough purrc il n.
puir'd, i've 10 six arc sufficient.
EXTRACT FROM DIR STEPHENS DIARY
pR. KADww Ato..
~ Cssr-thyid Bruce aged twenty six called a
= On N"v III: found that he had been attached
WIN o'i"hS lever ior twenty two hours. gave hiu
~ 81 your pills every four hours and gave him worm
drink. of h"nc-ct tea. In twenty four henri he ~
cohNhlescsnt 10 nj work and ts,vfsrtIv heaNSA-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

II = nadc on the best principle lts frame IL com
posed oesOI.ID PLATES NO jar can interfere with
The harmony Of IT, working and no sudden shock
damage it, machinery Every piece IL made and m
shed BY machinery Qtsclf famous for IT. novelty, -
well q for IL esctivenees and Il therefore properly
made. The watch IL what all mechanicism should he
ACCURATE. SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMl.
CAL. Excppt some hish grades too coetly for gene
ri use oeegn watches are composed Of several hun
dred piecee screwed nd riveted together, and re-
ouire constant repairs 70 keep them In any kind Of
order. All persons who have carried "ancres,- '.ls-
uaness and "Engl,sh Patent Levers" arc perfectly
v,ii aware Of the tsvth ofthis seatrnent.
Al ~ beeiuuine q o. sutefpeise. mere than ten
VA, 40. n ~ or nsst o>,set 10 aks thosough
ssl Dow pscsd waach ~ ~ nos, . take the plscs
y - ~
AceesIo-Whlm ~ eoslsev uneeleeose q nome -
p.risetiy worthless everywhere.
q. 49, " ~ p'.ns0 ~ ~. !, IN.
~, 49," 49, ~. ,scr~ ~, rr,.~ H. ~ AT
TEE WATCHES m THE UNITED STATES and
tnas NO otnese neve ever given eucn universal
uon. Whiie nis Apartment csoss Sessnee - osesn
ued with Increased hcesfos perfect work. ~ - q
present engaged In Tie manuacsre q watches q
vesy HIGHEST GRADE Known To CAkONoAs
TRY uneeuaned - anything hitherto made y our
serves, end eneufpeaseo y anymmg msds IN sne
world For TINS purpose We nave INC amp'est "cii
ties. We have erected an addition TO our main build
inc, e.nres.v sor this branch az eur business. ard
nca !. ~,th The heat vorkmcn In our service. New
machines and app,i.nces have been constructed
which ,.,s,,,o ,h., ,ro,t v;,h consumatc dc,,csc,
and cx.ctre.. The cho,cc.t and most impruycd ma
,er,.,. orlv a. ,.ed and ~ challenge compar.on h.
49,. ~. c,.e ~ our vork sn the ancst ,,nportet
ch,onoms,e,, W. 40 mot mr., TEND 70 sel, our watch
A. Tor - MONTY than foreign watches. but we dc
--,.s... a.. - ..,.,..,..,.,. .,... a. a..
ASSERT Wtnout ear VI contfsocOn tuat ioI thc BAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

PouGnKERrsIs. N. Y, July 6.-The most
tntense heat prevailed here today. The
mercury ct noon marked 100 deg. ~ the
shade. One death y reported thus far from
sun stroke.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

New YoRK. July CA meeting Of prom.
inent citizens Is to be held at the Astor
House tomorrow in behalf Of sufferers 1t
Portland
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

WARRINGTON. July 6.-The Senate has
agreed to the Conference report on tax bill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07
BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
TvHE PUBLIC ARE INFORMED THAT rnE
i Billiard Hall Of
y. w. COON Il CO..
10 one Of the most fashionable resorts In the
City. All those desiring to indulge in this e.
voritc game. will find this IN agreeable and we'll
ventilated hall. jelS-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07


Press.
Correspondence Of the Ciseisnsti Gazette.
WAssiS0Tox, July 3.
Il appears that Maximilian's agents
thought his cause could b supposted BY
buying up sswspapsss in The United
States. The 0evsfnment has eo0e Into
possession Of . documsat shswieg
what papers have been bssght
aud the prisss paid thassss. VI
also has . doeuosat dAswing vhas etAe
papers they thoueht eosld b bsagbt 80
Ct what price, and this list u - lolleWs:-
New York Herald, . present. y it, ehisf
editor. and $1,000 10 its focsign a4airs
editor ; New Ycsk Tsibuns, o, 80 Nsv
York Times, 5000; New Yssk wosid,
q, 800 New York Evs.ieg Pea 1850 ;
New York Nsws. $500; CeasiR De
Etas Unis. $4,000 German 0aasets, 81
500 Philadslphia Ledgsr, 5000 1slsi-
more Sun. $4,000; Washington letsoliges-
Ger, $500; Cincinnati Commercial ~
600 St. Louis Dsnocfat, 5000 New
Orleans Picayuns. $4,000; Fresmsn's Jeos>
nal, 81 800 Wsshisgtsn Chreoicass ~
600 Boston Pest $4,000 81: Louis
Republican, >2.06o; Cineinned 0ssssts.
$4,000; Uhioass Rslublicas. es.ooo.
YEARLY SAlss.-rhs yearly salss It ths
mer :hant princes 10 he dry gesds lias 10
Chicago are ~ follows:
Field, Palmer / Leiter-is55. ~. 7e!. 80
i" 1866. 0.6Sl ,6e4
Nv. Farveil L Co., 1866. B.el7. 600
I" 1885,. 7.633.s7S
Bowen Bros. iese... Q. 100 doo, See
The thrs. heaviest Wholesale grocer dfms
| in 1866 figured as follows: Day. Allso !
Co., q, 81, 900; Pollard, Doane 4 Co..
81, 500, 600 G. G. Cook / Co., elst00.s
900. This year No have: Day, Allen =
Co., q. 500, 900; G. G. Cook Z Co.. 81 .00o,>
600; George w. Flsndsss, e2,6OOs 90
Hinsdale, Siblcy 4 Endicott. 81 ZOO, 90
Pollard, Doans 4 Co., 81 ,950. 900.
Among the Wholesale dealers in hard
ware, W find the following figures ereditsd
to Hall, Kimbark I Co.:
1855 ............... ........tl 900. O0C
1865 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e6s.oss
In 1856 the heaviest produos and 49,
mission merchants were O. b. Goodyear,
81, 600, 900; H. o. Asuoue Z Co., @1.90o..
600; William Little 4 Co., u ,20O, 900
Maitland 4 Scranton, $1,000. 900.
We have this year, MUM. Norton I
Scott, 32,7O0. 600; Spsuanes, Preston 4
Co., g.. oO0, 900 Davis. Psps Z Co.. -.
800, 900; Maitland I Ssrenten. o.. $780,
400
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07
EXTRACT FROM DIR. STEPHENS DIARY.
CI0 f. l& d Z EE PILLS.
Or R'ems0le BeeWeeIafor.

Cure Suppressed, Excessive - Pin
- hll Mcrsesnation. OsSen eichneoa ~
al vOis ard spinal Ahccliuqs .Polno ~.
IN nack.S rk l1cadscho. ~ Alono ~ al
,l1%1A disrasss that spring fsuA isl01sAS1l n.
k4x/xA By ieuOving tho causs ard mn n -
C~N uasa aFtso nun L. Thsy arc parjsctiv
~nfA - IN q! casss.cxcelAW WHOM lsehiddcs,
3 ! J ! !
$.H ~ diFseasse., and slav 10 aAnlAiatm,
'iHy0.H eahcy ess nicciy uugir coated, Thsy
W. 4 sANald he IN hands VI every 1Daitee.
81 WIZ and Mother In ths lan1. lAhies
Gu"8S can eddeuns % In con1dencv. a. sfnie
&EAE3 tlscls cumplaints In FUN. = we01nas sIl
tcmalc complaints. and prcpo00 med-
Siyn. icinss suitable fue aIl dissu6o vhjch
they arc suhject.-s3 pags p1nnphlcs
sealea cnvclote Tree. Tho Cherokee ri 20 sOld
by all dsuRgiss n 81 prs box. sig boxsu IL IS o.
they sent hy mail me- ri postage, n = ugdnasy
S,tcs. iac ftom ahscrvsttM, By aAAvssaae Shs sois
p,opstetss, In. ". X. nERwIN. u waAS 6, New
iWk. N. B.-Chcsokee Pills M. arr ps1nG1ed Sos
specla, casea. whcn miIdcs nssdicincs il see are
cent hv mall postage rec. receipt u IS, the price
81 Oe(h log. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
S. mzEX'rHsr So


EXTREME SIMPLICITY;
Oyiyissiiy patented Nay u. 1869: sa.pvoremssl
patssi<d .JsnS 9th, 1869. The celebrated FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE, with paSsnt cMurHG
attachment, most wonderful and elegantly con.
stru cted Novelty; il SOissLsasi In operation, usee
sbc sfsAi0nr xssDLH, scwa with Dousls o.
SxoLs TnaaAp Of all kinds. Majestic Raining
Stitch more psrfeet and regular than BY hand
and with extraordinary rapdity, making u
stitches 10 each REVOLUTION OF the wnasl. will
gather, Asnt, rn1se. sAirr. tuck. rss W hkssdsA,
&C., &C.; requires no change Of stitch 70 Sos
LIABLE TO GET Our OF ORDER. ind will last Liv1.
sius, being the ssRoxeEsr MACHINE made. Il hae
the approval OF all the principal journals and Q
those who have USED them.
"For the Drsssmaker il is inv aluable; for the
Household it supplies u vacant place. TO
dey's Laiys' Book.
'.This machine surpasscs all othcrs We have
seen. and II would require column TO enumcrs ate
its numerous virtues. ''-Ilsaocrdt, Davenport.
with Il single or double thread, il silently
yet very rapidly, with common needle. makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~. j. 7rsbune.
All persons who buy or offer for sale limitations
Of this genuine Machine, will be prosecuted for
infringements on the patents. This is the only
low priced Machine secured BY patent.
Single Machines sent TO any part Of the coun
try per Express. packed in box with printed
intructons on receipt ofprice. Is. Agents want
ed everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
JUDGMENTS sent free.
Address all orders to
FAMILY GEN SEWING MACHINECO.,
vl5-dwlvI Office. lO9 Nassau street. n. 7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

IT 10 No NEW ARTICLE put before tho public
Oh o.. cunt N the excitement In relation 10 Chol-
ga il has bcn manufactured aud uscd TOR tho last
twenty Ave years. The tact that during thcycar 1855.
. 80 bottles 0f Il we've cold in the New England
States solely ON .is mcrts, without advertising, is a
efc -. cntof semen. of its value II u simple, eaie
ald ti,acious. Price only ,, csnis Fer sac by al
Dricgists. Fulier, Finch 4 Fuller, Wholesale Agts
Chieaeu 1une12-dEwSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07


BUSINESS CARDS.
DO0N DE1.l., NJ. O.s
LAYS sun0xoS srm IOWA CAVALRY.
rrAvlNG SEEN ENGAGED IN TIM PRAC- |
III tics Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TwaxrY-sivs YEARS IN THIS STArR. has ptrman- |
emily located in this city. and Oilers his proies
si0nal services TO the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes BY his long experience Win |
the diseases Of the climate, 10 merit and receive
portion Of public patronage.
Office temporarily At Z. q. Plummcr's book
Store, residence in wha4 weD formerly known %
bridge. jnne27 .dN
w. r. 1sUNCkHsl.
Ocntlst,
DERRY STREET, bet. Sd I 4th. Davenport.
i With fac,ltics unsurpassed. added 10 the
experience Of more than 20 years. hopcsto merit
. large share Of patronage scri5
=. kaRk.
CARPkNTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
NComnercial Alley, opposite Post OHce ia
ve"~"st. 10.
=. ID. RlCnARDsON. N. ~.
DHYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
II with DR.. Baker, under the Davenport Ma
tional Bank, corner OF Sd and Brady streets.
RssxRsxcss John N. Adler, NJ. D.. }. W. II.
Baker. n. u. agls-u
J. J. ssvgRAxcs =. ". =. VOID
HEvE1eANCHs = WOOD,
Res1dent nDentlsls.
IOFrICE on Brady street, between Third ana
vWsl. r. aDlTTOE.
a rrORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law,
"A aud War Claim Agent. Office Davenpor.'s
block, I'd Floor, cor. Main and Second streets.
cnAs :. PurnAn. john n. RoGgas
PUTNAM 4 ROGERS,
A rrORNEYs AND cOUNsELORS ATLAW.
| ~ Office in Dsvenport's Block. I'd floor. je7
sAnes :, LAM JOHN n. DAT
LANE h DAH,
| A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN SAN.
"A Perry's new block, opp. Post Office. janl
,. A. READ N. H..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
| JIG residence No. 90, corner Main and Third
,rests, Davenport. lows. jyl
nr. l.. FRENCH.
|nAvENfORT, IOWA. RESIDENCE At
| IL Dr. McCarn's house, on Brady street, I'd
| door below Clinton Place. Office in Mr.. Miner :
Dental Rooms, corner OF Brady and Sd streets.
lDR. r. n. WORl.LY.
Homeopathic Physician.
InffiCE AND htSipENCE " LAsi SIDE
~ OF brnay street, near o'E' hrs' uoor pe'o"
the Goal Once. ag4-alY
| =. W. u. BAAEsk.
| pAlSlClAN AND ~ HSEon. onFCE IN
basement OF state bank nul.uang. nes sas
osn D.. 0es. bardy anu Ierfy streets. hol.uW
n. y. TAYLOR. ". ID.
"OM,FopATuIsT O,y,cr en- Brudv 81
IL over Wsrriner's Shoe store-entranc
. .ssr rs Dsi S sis ss''nee soifF on
!. IL. l.EAKE,
A rropvry AVN CnIrvSrIrOp ,rtAw
a oarrar ar S.ro,d ,nd N,.a, s,ra.t.
nsvennort low. noy4.dtf
:. :. saows. A.rrrD SILLY
BROWN = sUuAs.Hs
| A TrOkNEfS DCouNsELOkS ATLAM.
iov. o"'e e''"'' - "'1 = m mel Is '"f'''
70 COO. rnw.nr coo1
1900 nrr,, .,.,n,s 800.
:. "'-'o" D"OA' LEWIS '"A"'
CMnx n ppMurssv.
|
| A TIOkNEfS AND COUNSEi.oRS AZ Law
4A -Vuce corner .. n aln aoa oo o.s. lansaw.
Il. NJ. DuINN.
~-A Ha-s ss,asA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

Marriage anA Celib0cy, an Essay
II Warning and Instruction for Yonng Men. Also
Diseases and Abuses which prosrate the vital powers
With sare naons Of relef Sent ecOf charge in seal
q letter envelopes Address, d.. J. hKI1LTN
HOU0fTON, HcWmd Association, Fhila1elphia.
~ eDel6-dAWSu
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q g

4 Gasiss EaelSsA sollD Sivn Coepesits
Time-kseper, With On aee7rete niaistdte CoD.
r . = ths Dial, ]. Gold e Silvse Cecsa 1:es.
weskmassAip aad Remarkable Ter ~ siefsse.
ness aad a6seluts esrtainty = 1osulAsoa
fully vasfantsd for two yeafs. WIN nes 81 eue
Of order. esd viii lest . M ssnA - = nees
elseahtly NJ pssSSetly rsliabls teenes CeaRD-
toeosu'e ~. Ppies fer . singss 80, 0oaD
Size. With Rich Gold Plated 0eoto' vDos oDA1n,
only o. Agents wanted evesyOheee. Prize
Lists sent free. Address, y. a. U0lL1 . C0.
KslablisAed lnpertess u Waaehse. Clelee, -,
a.. iss'; g. :. Cor. Il sss s,s ~ 3 Is's's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

=. -. RaCmARDAON. N. H..
DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
II with DR.. Baker, under the Davenport Ma
tional Bank, corner Of Sd and Brady streets.
RsyxRsxcss N. Adler, NJ. D.. J. W. II.
Baker. n. u. agls-u
J. !. SgvgRAkcs =. ". .. wOOp
SEVERANCE - WOOD,
Res1dent nDentlsla.
AFf1CE on Brady street, between Third ana
~ FOURTH ianldtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

w. r. 1EUNCkEL,
Ocntlst,
U0ERRY STREET, bet. Sd 4 4th. Davenport.
i With faciltics unsurpassed, added to the
experience Of more than 20 years. hopcst 10 merit
large share Of patronage scrl5
r. knRk.
IARPkNTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
commercial Alley, opposite Post Office. Da-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

a rTORNEY / COUNSELLOR AT Law,
"A aud War Claim Agent. Office Davenport's
Hook, I'd Floor, cor. Main and second streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

O. Z. BROWN. ALrRRD suLLY
BROWN 4 aUl.LY.
A TTORNEYSA AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
"a. Office corner ed and Brady Sts. Davenport,
Iowa. mchl5
no. 2. COOK. EDw f. coon.
J. WILSON DEuRY. ). LEWIS DREW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-07

HAVING SEEN ENGAGED IN TIM PRAC-
IL tics Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
1wRMSY -sivs YEARS IN THIS STARE. has ~ rman-
emily located in this city. and Offers his profes.
sional services to the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity, and hopes BY his long experience With
the diseases Of the climate. 10 merit and receive
portion OF public patronage.
Office temporarily At Z. q. Plummcr's book
Store, residence in whaA weD formerly known %
the Fulton House, on Water street. above the
bridge. jnne2. -dti
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-12

intervals, one name gldes into another. and
makes 1t plain that Eve and Asteria are one."
More than this;-Mr. Tudor adopts a sort of
Darwnian theory, by which an oyster is des
yeloped into a woman, tbus;-"Eve, Eve-Astre
Eustre, oyster. II confirmation Is needed, did
not the ancients give the ecallop-shell to Venus,
and has 1t not been shown that Eve and Venus
are the sameP and is not q scalop sort OF
oyster?"
He then turns his thoughts to the spirit Of
evIl:-
'aThe first of figures and the first of characters
Adam may be called. Shall we do Eve the JUS
tice to say that in her estimation he stood "A
No. ], and that he was first in her affection
Notwithstanding her seduction by the serpent
Ii this we're the case the serpent could have
been only second to Adam, Ii he had any place
In her affection at all. Granting him the second
place. and giving him number, The obvious
number for him is No. 2, the double Of No. l.
This was undoubtedly number of the trans
gressor, as No is occasionally expressed by
the word deuce, and deuce is genteel name
for the devil. And the bgure OF No. 2 is uD-
questionably figure of the serpent. l have
seen the cobra capello, or hooded snake, sitting
in that position.r
Leaving the human race aud the devil, the
writer points his facetious pen towards the
animal creation, and tells us that bees talk
IrIeh:-
Architects and mathematicians these prolific
insects are allowed to be, but they are not
generally spoke OF as llnguists; nevertheless
they can speak. at least just as much as an
angry Frenchman wishes to speak, namely, two
Words A couple of days before the swarm
issues from the hive, let the 'bee-master'
listen attentlvely to the voice within, and his
eals will catch the words, plainly articulated,
Hooith foig,' Hooilh fofg,' 'Hooith foig,
'Hooith foig.' II is the voice of the queen,
giving the route to the emigrants. BE off =
he off y she cries, il not in plain English, in
very distinct Irish, 'Hooth tog'-be off ~
These are fair specimens OF the wittlcisms of
the author, whose jokes have puzzled the Eng
lis h newspapers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-12
A PATHOLOGICAL JOKER,

A queer pamphlet has appeared in London
nnoer the tltle OF my Own Philology." The
authors name ne Is A. Tudor; the publishers, Trub-
doubt whether the writer is in earnest or not;
but the impression seems to be that he ia q
capital joker. His pathological disquisitions are
certainly his "own"-no one else will claim
them, few will believe in them, but eyerybodv
will laugh at them. For instance he saVs.1
''We learn from the Bible that at one time one
language pervaded the earth; granting this, we
are free to look into any country we choose for
the meaning OF any particular sound."y The
name Adam he concelves to have been sort of
titular designation given to race OF early po-
tentates: and "Verstegen says that the English
Saxon was spoken by ADAM" so that certainly
we find many words In plain English that were
in use at the time of Adam" The fruit eaten by
Eve was the ananas or pine, and therefore Ands
and Piaus were names given to Adam and Eve.
Anas is also the name ornithological science
gives to the genus of which swans, geese, and
ducks are members; consequently swan Is q
symbol Of Anas, or Adam. Adam took some
star as a "sign" OF his family, and sign and
cygnus "a SWAMI are evidently identical. "Ur'
is Persian word signifying man; and Uranus
the man Anas, is obviously Adam,
Having thus disposed OF Adam he takes uI
s sO@e Essera Ss sa Eve k
to HIM, she was subjected TO "op ioquy" OF
the reproach of serpent talk. woo" Is another
Eastern term for a serpent, and the serpen
''woo-ed" Eve. Adam, too, is identical witt
Jupiter, Pluto, Perseus, Janus, Minus, zoroas
ter, and Others, just as Eve was Astoria, Astarte
Venus, Proserpine, 6emiramis, and the queer
OF Sheba. AS Adam adopted star as his sign
he was Of course named Astrea, the word mean
ing star; and evidently Eve, his wife, adopte
the feminine form OF the name, Astoria. B
altering few lnconyenient letters, Zoroaste
and Adam are proved to be the same; and Isl
H, Rawlinson says that zoroaster's sister wa
Astoria, and il. is easy III to see that Astoria wi
Eve, in this way, Eva-Anas, Eyanus, Venus
EVe,Astre, Vesta; here, by tuneful chromat