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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

W AsaiSGroN, July l0.-HOUsE.-Mr. Bid
well called up the motion to reconsider the
vote BY which the Senate bill granting lands
to aid in the construction Of Q Railroad And
telegraph line from the Central Pacific Rail.
road In California to Portland in Oregon
was on July I'd recommitted TO the Com.
mittee on public lands.
The vote was reconsidcred and the bin
came up for action. Question being on =
substitute reported from Committee on pub
lie lands.
1t authorizes tho California and Oregon
Nai!r"ad Co to locate and maintain Rail.
road and Telegraph line between Portland.
oregon, and the Central Pacific Railroad in
California, and grants each alternate section
OF land not mineral to the amount of 20
alternate sections per mile, ten ON each aide
OF the Railroad. The first section OF 20
miles - to be completed within two yeays.
ana a. least ~ miles each year. Therefore.
the Railroad to be Of the same guaRc q the
Central Pacific Railroad of California. and
to be connected Herewith. The subetitutc
was agreed to and the bill a. amended
passed.
Mr.. Stevens Offered . resolution that II.
House adjourn on the 25th, the Senate con-
Nj. ONeil from the Committee Of Con.
ference On the bill further 70 provide for ~
safety Of the lives OF passenger on steam
vessels made . report which Ms agreed 10.
~: Shellaberser called upas Question ii
privilege the report Of the 6elect Commit.
zee on the charges made BY Hon. Roeco
Conklin In his place against Provost M.
shel Gen. Fry, and his bureau.
The report, testimony aud aSaument CIV.
ef S4O page ofpsinted matter.
Nj: 6helIabergcf said that Tie rpuort vas
SRxArs.-Nr. Morrill, nom Tie Commit.
zee On Commerce reported the joint reeolu- |
tscn IN relation TO the pay and accounts Of |
colleceon OF the revenue, who have failed 20 |
lake the required oath Of ollec. MINI ~
amendment q substiense q iollovs. '''
Rksulcgd, That tho 6ecaetorv of IN Tr..e.
nry be, and b hereby authorized 10 ~ 4
compensation TO The persose he
has employed Tor the purpose, and Who nv
bcen actually engnesd In collecting ~ ~.
niue within ~ States ID insurroctaon. NJ
W1shse4odtDe Tie tailufo or disability az euch
'efoons 70 take the oath u oGnce reuuirod
y law, provided that such compenSation
hall not b greater b any cooe thon That
covidsd for By lAw fur olIce91 Of NJ ~.
nuc performing such service; and provided
nrther that tbs 81 sha1I not b deemed h |
utAosiss Tie conainunnce Of such pernons
. such employment. This resolution ~
fdcred 70 b printed.
y. Grimes introduced . bill 70 reoyRan.
2 e.e Navy DspeseneaA I'D Tor the ray
ne o0eerA which - referred 70 The
committee On Naval Amin.
e ofthe Portland - INN 81 ~ ~ ~. !
! Portland. = OFFICIALLY ripo9Sed NIL
I'll psoviass that ~ Plso2ieaf sSoil onthor.
e e1o u0gGnn0n AZ uenv3nanna - ~ -. I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

New YoRK, July 19-Ths steamer Moro
Castle brings HAVANA dates Of the 1lth.
Late advices from Mexico state that the
Liberals occupied Huadimango. Calotlan
had been abandoned by the Liberals. The
Liberal chief Martinez STACKED Unas In So
nora on the 18th Of May, but was repulsed.
GarcA Morales was ct the North American
line receiving arms and powder. II II also
stated Corona bad received six pieces Of
cannon At Atalo from San Francisco.
A French iron clad gunboat had arrived
at Tampico to aid the naval forces there.
Letters from Monterey describe affairs in
again invaded by the Liberals under Regu.
las. The departure Of the Empress Is said
TO be for the purpose of attending TO inter.
national affairs. 1t was rumored that Tam
pico had fallen into the hands of the Lib
erals
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

Nom1na0ns In Ciactnna11.
CINCINNATI, July 20.
The Demos Of the 1lth District In
Ohio nominate. B. Young for Consress.
Gen. John Con was nominated for Con :
gress BY tho ion party in Indianapolis
district. GET. Harrow was nominated
for Congress the Union men of the first
Indiana distr
A Washin, special says, the Rebel
General Forealled 1t the White House
this morninasee the President, but did
not succeed blaming an audience.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

c.,,.. 4, AZ, -, A.v Yo.E, July go.
Flonr-lt5c lower declining chiefly upou
high and I low grades, ss.s5@@s.i5 Ex.
State, Is. 1915 R. no.
Wheat. Try dull and declining; No. 2 Mil
x v. u. : new So.l Milwaukee reported
Rye-Nceipts, heavy and lower. Mil. soc
and !. sOOhels do. at 96
Corn-4ed dull ct $50 for unsound. ne =
sac, soun6 xed (cheay westerly s4,zc, for
prime shlPg GOO.
Oats-t Of 2s,0o0 bushels at 5n@5lc Chi
cago. and16S for Iowa.
porN -Sdy and firm, 43l.37@3l.56 new,
sing at 81 cash. ses.5o@e2e.75 old.
l.ard-l,ls@2o{.
Whisk1Q uiet at 81. 2o@2.95.
Petrol Dull.
LATEST MARKET.
Flour <ased heavy and 1O@25c lower.
Wheat-ill and declining.
Corn e. steady with . fair inquiry.
Pork ICED firm new mess eSl 80, cash.
Lard-(,ed dull and heavy, at 1s@9os<.
NcWIOrlx stock Market.
Nsw YoRK, July 20.
Gold ord at '.50I end closed At l.5Osk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
ST. LCIS GRAIN EH.EvATOu
CIRGEs FOR STORAGE, &C.

Inspectio ..1-2oc y bushel.
Trimming. ...................kc y bushel.
We;ghinS. Ike y 100 Tbs.
Slorse-11<c y bushel for 10 days. and
&c u buel for every subsequent 10 days, or
irac.ionahrt thereof.
e0cDog. if sewed-wheat, Rye and Bar
ley, nc 6ushel: Corn, lie do; Oats, s<c do |;
same II u, 20 do.
HDrayee-To Steamers, in sacks-Oats,
1c y bushs Wheat Corn and Rye, l1<c do !;
Barley l,kio. To within limits bounded north
b. North lrket street, west BY Fifteenth street,
south BY (outeau Avenue, in bulk Or IN sack,
lslc p busl; bcyord above limits e do. To
East st. lAis depots &C. y 100 lbs.
All Draysc from ile Elevator controlled BY
the Compy. BY orlsf Of the Board,
Apl25-dl, Ohm P. SMITH. Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
Western Union Railroad.
sA,E09 wsS156ial;

On and after NaondAy. May llth.
The Steamer Iowa will leave dock foot OF Brady
street, for Port Byron. - follows:
Al A. NJ. connecting with train for Full
ton, Savanna, Dubuque, (arrlving in Dubuque s
hours in advance of any other route) Freepor.,
Racine. and oil points north and northwest, east
and northeast, in central Iowa and southern
Wisconsin.
A. 4 r. NJ, connecting with train for IA,
wanna. Frecport, Racine and milwaukee, and all
points north, west and east.
The following aTe the rates Of Fare 70 points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

81. Louls, July ~.
About quaslsf Of millien dollars in
eeld dust arrived iron 81. Joseph yssser-
~ in The hands of passengers iron Nom
taoA.
TIE schsduls pssmiuns sf The g. Louis
Agricultural end Mschaaieal Fair, to be
hsld hsfs % The nrst week Of October,
b puelisAed end ready for distribution. ~
The 1T q pss0iumo amount 70 ~, 900,
end eo6eacso svssy department Of Agri-
cultural and Noohaaical laboe,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
LATE NEWe


6Au FMAxcisCo, July lo.Lno OF
the EMP Hornet Was Arg y ~. n !. =.
Pacific Insurance ComfAy .s. s..s
stood that the losses arc os p'o1"pNv
paid IN gold coin. ..... ...,...s
u ~ M American shipp1ne Rrnde
.rn.,I h.d been rold during the past wes I a
o ~%o. Raging from IS to y csnts pr
.,nrrJ A large amount Of ,his goes per
hin Lookout, ios ing fcr 'h~ton;
'" ~ he case OF Emil Gris~f ". Irwin Ac
Doweil. JUICE Field Of the U. 3: C'rcui!
Court, Yesterday gave judgment In invOr 81
The defendant This confirms the Govern
mrnt 10 possession 81 the rroprrty know
ts Black Point, on which Notifications have
ueen erected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

WASHINGTON, July 19.-An arrangement
has been made with British postofhce for
the transmission Of books and pamphlets
containing samples Of merchandise Of NO
intrinsic value, In cOvers open at the ends,
and subject TO the usual regulations by the
British mail packets from Panama 70 any
other ports in the United States ofCOlumbia,
or to any port in Ecquador, Bolivia, Chill
or Peru.
New York and San Francisco are thus
United States oGlccs Of dispatch.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
So m2tcMx'!nSS g,: $5

InE EM1VDlMhNI UT
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originally patented Nay Is. 1859: ,ssrrorement
pdts.issf June gth, 1859. The celebrated FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE, with patent csxrru
stru cted Novelty is SoIsxLIssi operation, uses
Six0LK TnaEAp of all kinds. Makesthe Running
Stitch more perfect and regular than by hand,
and with extraordinary rapidity. making 10
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0stAsr, Asys, ru17e. shtrr, tuck, run up Breadth,
BE-, &C.; requires no change Of stitch 70 NOT
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fin4, being the STRONGEST nAcniNs made. II he's
taken the PRxMiun II SrAfs FAiRs, and received
the approval Of all the principal journals and
those who have USED them.
"Eor the Drsssmaker u 10 I'M aluable; for the
Household i supplies . vacant place.
ty's Lsdvs' Boof.
''This machine surpssses all others We have
seen. and It would require column TO enumcrats
its numerous virtues. "-Dewcfrds, Davenport.
"With single or double thread, IL silently
yetvery rapidly, with common needle. makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~ 7. Hi6uns.
All persons who buy or offer for sale limitations
Of this genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
infringements on the patents. This 10 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
intructions on receipt ofprice. Is. Agents want.
cd every where. Circular containing Liberal In
iucemcnts sent free.
Address all orders TO
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 19.-The steamer
San Salvador 9rived quarantine yesterday
with 500 recruits for the 7th rcgulars.
There were % cases Of cholera among them,
and three deaths during the voyage. One
death occurred after arriving at Tybee Bar,
and one or two after the troops were landed
on Tybee Island. There 10 NO sickness
among the cabin passengers; but the steamer
will be kept in quarantine tor Is days. The
troops are all comfortably on shore. and the
sickness is subsidized.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

Dave.t Market Report.
Osv1cs bs DAvExPons DsuocnAs, |
July 20. 1853.
FLora.-BtwA.-
Ketulk $500.
lacks. paper, $40
'tbl. $3.50.
while 4octs per Dbl less.
Mime sofa ;, - per tbl higher.
CoRS MRALtr bushel. 7Ocir.
waEAr.-N old, sl.ot. No new, q.
No. 2, new, %
CoRx.-45cl
BARLsr.-N 4octs. Nos, a5@sects.
Oars. ESQ
P0fASoss-3Oc.
OxoXs, -N(ncnd.
BUSfsR -2t
E0oe.-20c
HATS, 0tl2,0 es
CoAL-lec spot; lie at levee yard.
W0oD.-&7i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

teego Mafkees.
BY Telegraph. CaIoAeo, JAY ~
nsfke's rest yester dny's closing prices
Flour-Littlnothins dniue, and market almost
price, rangingm = SosS3o for supsrfine No Do.
mAGd for beti eadss.
Wheat -No1spring Wheat In regular hcuses
opened at u 4ld adv sns'e TO 147 Market st close
nomin :. Nosve',ern Nd sold - . limis-d sx.
tent At q ssstHc rcit'lDd spring dali a ss96sc
Corn dyeusiive % shippins demand for
corn. Prics Il steady a firm. sacs Of yellow
at COS No. lt.39 isc; %. ? b8k @6ac closing
Oats-stely q fir ds11nd. eaies Of No I 1t
.s42skc, cloinesc'teic Prices.
H'ghwines-Ne ictive abd steady. &.29
Provisions rins erin nera'ion. Denlsnd lin.
Lard--QuoteA; 1880 pr summer and winter
rendered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
8SSSs SSsM;
f}W!zpAL
EoGllA0,
Ola Rip Van Wrinkle ain.
Geld Medal sherry.
Pert and Mlo0e10ms
lBaevest Dearben.

Geld Medal sherry.
POrt 0m0 Mode60m>
luaevest Bourbon,
wheat Nutrient.
old Homestead Rye.
In addition to our business of ceiling Wines, etc,
in original packages and In order to Insure ~
toners Pure Liquors in q compact and convenient
form, We commenced the enterprise Of bottling and
packing In cases our well known Wines, BTAndies,
Whskics, etc. and have sent them out in style that
wnnd preclude the possibility Of their being tampcred
with bciose reaching the purchaser The ge0eFal APP
probation and gratifying success that has awarded
cn0ts has encouraged to maintain the standard 40
regards quality, also to make increased ederts to re-
tain the confidence and patronage which haa been
BININGER co.
IEstsb ishcd 171s1 importers Of Wince etc.,
No. Is Beaver street, New Yoek.
The above popular goods arc put mp In casee con:
taining doneA hotties coch, and are eOi0 by al
prominent Druggists, GTOccrs, etc.
Opinions of the Prsss.
TIE name Of Diningcf Co., No. 10 Beaver street
Is nara, tee to the exact and literal nih 81 snat
ever they rcaicscit.-N. 7. Com. Advertiser.
The - peftsr housC Of Biningcr 4 Co., M. -
Iesvsr . Get Il conducted upon principles OF integ
r:ty ia.ii. - aud the Highest h0n0t-N. 7. Evenin
Espic-s 1unelt~uoOIm.W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

Ew ORLEANS, July 10.
Gen. Sherids order regarding the
erection Of . nument co0memofating
the rebels, was called before publication.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

CrxcixSAr,. o.. J ~ -. -1.mber. u
the City Council, ID its III, ~ u phsls
t-'phia. arrived he y'st-russ. and ~e.s
met by delesa,io Of the Cincinnati C"u :
ell They wee ef r'alred in the evening
1t he Cincinnati (ih om., and leave 70
Louisville I" dsy
A Cc,nsnescia' patch sav. Hon -
Ewing has writteia letter endorsing lhs
philadelphia Conution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

TEsTH.MON'r


Mrs.. Ed. EN-. SOuTHwORTl. the celebrated nov
elist. writes that when martyr to chronic dyspepsia
and nervous headache, brought ON by inccsean liter
sry labor she tried the Bttcrs At the instance of
fsend. and found them. to hsr own worsis, the
right combination Of remedies I" for her distressing
case. The cure they effected complete and last.
Ing, and ever sincc she hes used the article In her
household - "a standard family cordial.
JOHN w. BROMBAC0H, Esq, Chief Clerk Of the
Bureau Of Yasds and Docks, In the Navy Department,
tsstncs that he WIS sufferer from dyspepsia of such
atcrriblc type that during ak year, he never knew
one night OF uninterrupted slecp yet the Btter- en-.
tirey removed the disorder and by continuing To us
them preventive he prcciucd ts return lie state,
further that slnglc dose will always relieve him O,
the most acute headache In aftcsu minutes.
Professor nyNDAAN. OF Univ. Blihop's College.
IRnn0xvt1le Canada East says that the Bi,ters
renovaaed biz coustitutiOa and bis appetite and ex
empesd hin fu0 the violent bilious attacks 10 which
he I'D hong been subject. He communicated thcee
hcts = ~ ~ Of "duty and recommends thu Article
to hs hieads - the bcst remedy for Indigestion and
lcss Of spirits hs hos ever tried.
EDWARD 3. ELLIS, Esq,, 81 Rsritan. n. J.. .c.
knowlsdees, With tAankfalness perfect res,o, iou
Of TIE digestive organs y their natural healthy tone
through he operation Of the Bitten.
A letter nom Mr.. JACOB FAUSsET. Of New pr,,.
too. Hamilton county. 1ndisaa. announces that his
VIZ. VITO bed been victim u chsuaic dyspeps,o for
~ aeafs. has been % much relieved b. six buetlsp
q me preparation that she conriders herpelf Card
80 would escc0nend the Stomach Bitten y Al, ~.
harry aAlicaed.
In. 0n00. wife Of he Rev. John Grire. Of Ma
Icsh has derived such great benclt NON The Btss,
es ~ hosbond transmias hef thaaks TO the prnuri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
HOST TT + RS
STOMACH BlqYBRS

hevs bsen about fourteen yeass before the public.
Thear protective and remedial properties have bccs
tested BY ilIons 81 human beings and their record
10 satisfactory. Their inmensc popularity. ever On
the increase 10 better guarantee Of their usefulnc
than asy printed eulogy. II IL mot thus that failures
prosper
Clearsighted 1and usprejadiced nembcrs Of the
faculty have approved them, aad they arc now ~
commenced IL private practice by hundrcds Of family
physicians.
Ihs preparation has long since fbsnd it, way Into
our military and civil hospitals. II ID not unknown
IN the battlefield - . means Of sustaining ,he vounA.
cd soldier. hint with loss Of blood nor In the navv
- On invaluable medical substitute for the sdv,er,
ted alcohol which vas formerly served out 10 ON,
saioss under the name Of "grog" Thsse facts carr,
their OWE continent with them. and they are submit
ted ~ premises nom which every intelligent rcsdc,
can draw his own conclusions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

LOUISVILLE, Ju 1.-THE city authors
ties, and many ohs most prominent citi-
zen are making tsnsive preparations fos
the North Amerh Sangeffest meeting On
the gath, which j. supposed viii be the
largest musical stival ever held in The
country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
BUSINESS CARDS.
. .DgD1aN BELL. ". n.


JO11N BELL. N. H..
Lars SURGEON 9rn IOWA cAvALRr.
HAVING HEEN ENGAGED IN THE PRAC-
Ii tice OF Medicine and Surgery for the last
TwsxIH-Hvs YKAas IN ssIs STARE. has pit rman-
emily located in this city. and offers his profess
sio:si services 70 the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity, and hopes by his long experience with
the diseases Of The climate. 20 merit aud receive
portion OF public patronage.
Office temporarily st Z. q. Plummct $ book
Store, residence in what was formerly known ~
the Fulton House. on Water street. above the
bridge. janss7 -dtf
w. r. GUNC8kEL,
Dcnt1st,
DERRY STREET, bet. Sd 4 Ath, Davenport.
i With faculties unsurpassed, added 10 the
experience Of more than 20 years. hopes to merit
large share Of patronage sepl5
=. klRk.
HARPkNTER AND BUILDER SHOP ON
~ commercial Alley, oppositc Post Office. d.
ve"""rt. 10.
=. -. RlC1AARDsON, N. H.,
DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Il with DR.. Baker, under the Davenport Ma
tional Eank, corner Of Sd and Brady streets.
Rsss..SSss-John NJ. Adler, NJ. d., J. ". II.
Baker. N. D. agis-tf
,. j. sEvRRAxcs. .. ". 3. WOOD
SEVERANCE 4 WOOD.
1eealdent Dentists.
OFFICE on Brady street, between Third ano
- Fourth. jsaldtf
WM. n. aDnT'rOE.
A TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA and War Claim Agent. Office Davenporrs
Block, I'd Floor, cor. Main aid second streets.
rHAs. .. PufNan. JOHN n. ROGERS
RlvrNAM II ROGERS.
A rTORNEYs ANDCOUNsELORs Att Law.
n Office in Davenport's Block. I'd floor. jc7
JANIS :. LAxs. JOHN y. DAT
LANE 4 DAY,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN SAM.
IA pcrrv's new block, opp. Post Office. janl
=. A. REID N. r.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L residence No. 2s, corner Main and Third
Neets, Davenport, Iowa. jyl-Se-d
Dr. 4. FRENCH.
DAVENPORT, IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
II side Third street, be ween Brady and Main
streets. Residence nearly opposite.
DIR. r. m. WOGel.EH,
Homeopathic Physician.
nFrICE AND RESIDENCE On EAST sIDR
~ Of Brady street. near 9Th, first door be ow
the Coal Office. agf-dlv
y. w. N. AkEDe.
DAYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
4 basement Of State Bank Building Residence
9Th ST., bet Bardy and Perry streets. noledw
=. =. LEAKE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A s. E. corner Of Second and Brady stress,
Davenport. Iowa. noy4-dtf
.. 3. BROWN. ALFRED suLLY
BROWN 4 SCLl.Y.
A TrORNEYS AND COU NSELORS AT LAW.
u Office corner I'd and Brady SITS Davenport,
Iowa, mchl5
NO. ?. COOK. EDw 3. COOA.
>. WILSON DRURY. j. LEWIS DREW.
COOK 4 DDeCRY.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At LAW
N Office c0rner of ain and ad Sta ian2dwt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

DVSTON, VuIy 10.
The Democrc State Convention net
to-day and TO, measures to secure the
election Of dsates 10 the Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
NEw CmUnCnr MUSIC.
THE OFFERING.

A Collection Of New Church Music consisting Of
Netrical Tunes. Chan, Sentences, Quartets, Motcts
and Antheane, dcdgned tH ~ ecoe Congregations,
BY L. n. OoUTnARD. HA.s
This Il . collection Of NV Music and not merely
~ = yaous IN character as the occasions they are
desi1ned to supply and will Be found 70 possess un
usuS exceilenco The establffhea reputation Of ~.
00ufhoJ Win oftrac4 to th1 neW vOlune the sp0rial
attsa1Ioa % these with whom really good music s
deGifnb1o aoQu1nlti0n. f54
Co13so vilfhe eent b. ma postpaid, % fsceipt Of
O1Iynn plTOoN CO., PublIehess,
iulv1.dtcA N Wa6alnYton street, B0o>Do.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

New Yonx. July 1s.-Cho'era has made
its appearance at Hart's Island. Two new
cases in this City are reported, and four In
BROOKLYN. one OF which WAS fatal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
RnorrCrrvu
NJ E D1CATIoN.

"rsssRss ~ ssgula1s, - dsstsy,- b sAxin
that hsa1s 80 y ~ sessace u ns6srns = vel =
b ~ stlsaes q gsvsuunsae. rcr s'ss nsn -"
thcrsao4 ysaFs \ - euse11aed ssseesary WV
clans 70 sapssnAn their psesssfs - oedes 70 enfe
thsm. n skeerA shas lSessv sves q n. Saagrado
IN lie ~, a on, Bss wcsld 81 aanest any Of Ne
neascul nes Who acusished . esstup 80. nslsees
ise haso1iae psxing. salvas1sa, aado ~ and ~
sseTsuel were tAss - ssrancs. thstssst ofprae-
tise hss Of laas yssss ~ = essA nsassrs STAND
onsA, sAsasA tAus ~ a1sw nsdieal 1sss0s Who
eostinss - tuse ~ dspaes,os , 49, sovsssigns
thing b ~ wosaA~ ~ psopss whsa lissos hss a.
reaAy 1spases1 alnsse 70 esaahs eoes The great
nsSess0 ~ Ass1V. Aowsvss. sstssaain diesscnt
0pinioa, - sa1sssss y assast usesss b psfhng
down DlBso0 lnosei a hsIUang dissass 70 pat down
Naasss. ~ ~ ~ nsst With vs'y serious din
Guilty. II sgSsuAl nAssxzaA nanscA doe not sap
ply IN M ~ bsss means Of stcsns their obsct
This - Ne noss sa.issas ~ h ~ peoaBsson
have hanesahly confessed. Let them speak for them
selves.
Dr. ALEXANDRA n. STEVENS has told 10 In one
81 his srsaties that TIE Older physcisss grow the
nov skspticai they become u the virtues Of their
incidence"
Professor WILLARD PARKER. n. D., than who's
NO stands higher In his profession on this side q
the Auanic, says, "Of oil sciences medicine h th>
most uncestain."
Tia pruspsad MA0KNDIE. one II the greatest ssr
geons and physcisns that France ever produced, ID
nitied that colored water" Was preferable 70 mos
Of ths drug usrd In hospital practice. lie said h
knew sh 70 be the truth from experience for he has
snasD posu.
Pro1sssos X. IT, DAVIS has put Il on record that tn
sisai s1cts u the medicine h very little understood
Dr. J. MASON GOOD rsaashs shst the science o
medicine n Q nAaaAnors yAsscs"
Thousands, exclaimed Dr. FRANK, "arc slaugh
tsrsd in the quiet sick roon."
~ have no faith whateyer In our medicines," say,
che distinguished u. BAlLLlk
~Ths medical practice Of the present day s neithe
PHILOSOPHY nor common scnsc." 10 the dictum q
Professor EVANS.
"(sentismen," Numbered Professor GREGORY
''ninsty-nne out Of every hundred medical facts
medical lies r
''McrcuSy has made more cnppics than al war
conbissd." IL the sentiment Of Ds. McC1INTOCk. o
Philadelphia
onai psrson, whatever BE- might thinA. would bs Cpl
% ssc bat they the Volunteer assertions oi
some Of the most celebrated regular practitioners Of
The agc. there can be no harm In quoting them They
ase perfectly true mutitudcs who have been "un.
Der tscatment" know 10 their sorrow.
Under such circumstances. who can wonder that
tAe feeble should scek s strength. the sick for
health. outside Of the profession "Gllead or inst
having found "halm" In the preparation which form
the suh)set os ths pamphlss tAsy should prefer to
tn mcdicancnis Of the pharnacopGia. which even
those Who prescribe them acknowledge to be gener-
ally unsvailing, and sometimss dangerous and deadly
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