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The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

AT.-isso.-X-rhs amosnt Of Pisststioa Bit
tsrs sold In one year 10 somewhat startling They
would OH DFosdvsy slx net high from The Park 70
EN- Strssl DsaksS nasafAetofy u oos oi Ne In
attentions Of New York. u 10 said that Dr.hs
p.n,:d =. .As ro:is u Ne E.ss,s ss.ss: ,,sa ~ M ~
KTauuy isxislaters " pas . Law .prsssatins dis
1rurinx he nee Of nature which gives him no.
nopoly. We do mol know how this 10, bat We do
tale ever did, rhey are used by al eassss Of the
eommu unisy and Are death on Dyspepsia-certAin,
They are very iuviEorating when langsid and veal.
s&RAfcdA M dAsgPkiSG wArER,,sld BY all Dr.gxi...
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

VIA, DIp Ir,-A young lady, returning 70 her
country homo amer soIourn of lev noaths in
Nsv York, was hardly recognised by her friends
In place Of . rustic, flushed lace; she had soIt
and lnssesh Of -, she really appeared but ~. She
told them plainly she used HaganS Magnolia
BALM and would not be without L. Any lady can
using Ills article. IL can be ordered Of any drug
sXRxrOGA SPRING WATER. sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

ileimstreets inlmitable Hair Colorins has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years
ID acts upon the absorbents at the roots of The
hair, and changes 10 TO Its original color by de-
vrees All instantaneous dyes deaden and irJure
she hair Ilsimstreet's 10 not dye, but 10 certain
In its results, promotes It's growth, and 10 beau
tiful ilAiR DREssIsG, Price % cents and Si0o.
sS. s%R&foGAsPRiSa II WATER sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10
CHOLERA
DIARRHEA CURE!

EvsHr hmliy shosld have bottle % this nsdi.
cps on hasd In case of an attack Of inoipisat d.
ssrhcs-whieh prsosdss cholsra. fsli pfiatsddi.
rsctioas Tor administering the medicine accompany
every bottle.
Ne. 1SI Nists ss. tBiddsford House BiosD
Biddssord. No. Hu
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

All Who value Q beautiful head ofhair. and its
pssssrvation nom premature bAldnss and turning
tkaIron. t MAKES tho hair rich, son and ylossy,
srsdiestss dandruR spd eAnsss the hAir 70 grow
with iuIuriant beauV. u 10 sold svsryvbsrs:
4. TlOMAs LYON, Chemist; n. y.
SARATOGA SPkINa WATER sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10
MEDICAL.

AauA % MAGNOLIA. - The pr.ssisss tninf sns =
Susstsss thing" and the nest ol Ios ne asss.
mossy. II ovsreomss ths odes OF psnPMs.
mi psrfs1si siiays headache and innammation,
snd NJ ! DSosssary compsnon In the stck room, In
IL nursery and upon The toilet sbdsooAfd. u
saa - sssalssd svsfyuhsrs at one dollar Per bot
s:r.sss. N spsiss water, sold BY all Druggists.
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

~ A gentleman, who wanted to make q
talking speech to a Sunday school, thought
no would adopt tbs colloqaisl ayIc, and this
b Whist happened:
snow, boys. what docs man want when
he goes hshing3'
A shrll voice in the crowd wen, directly
TO the point with Hp y' '.t
GWsnts a bite !"Ig~.
The gentleman 81, down without further
remarks.
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

LYoSr EXTRACT OF PuREy ANAIcA GInasn-for
Isdigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Hsadsche
Cholera Morhus, 90. where Q warming. genial slim
ulsnt is required. Its careful preparation and
entire purity makes 10 cheap and reliable article
for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at Oots.
sARXrOGAsPRING wATER.soldb by all Druggists
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10
While the sluSgAris deep,
And you win have com 70 cen and keep.~

Treat every ono with rcspec, and civili,y.
"Everyihing is gained and nothing lost by
courtesy" @Good manners insure s,iccess.'
Never anticipate wealth coming from any
other source than labor, and never place do.
pendcnce on becoming possessor Of an in.
heritance. ''lle who waits for dead man .
shoes, n,ay 60 long time barefooted."
ale who runs after shadow has wear.
some race.
Above all things, nepr dsspa1. "God Is
where he was" ''iicavcn helps them that
helps themselves"
Follow implicitly these prccews, and
nothing can hinder you froin acculnulst
ing.
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

yTbe Prssdents mes.ge on tho Amend.
mint, and tho manner In which Il has been
received By coosress snd The Union party
throughout the country, rsminds somebody
Of the lines: 49o 4i,4 .te ,.Ll-sfl
"I can't marry you, my pretty maid,
Nobody sxst yos, sir, she said."
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

How TO PRosPER IN BusISEss.-In the
first place, make up your minds to accom-.
plisl whatever you undertake; decide OH
some particular employment, and persevere
in Il. 'All difficulties are overcome by
diligence and assiduity.'
Be not afraid to work with your hands,
aud diligently too. "A cat in gloves catches
no mice" ''fie who remains in tho mill
grinds not he who comes aud goes"
Be frugal. "That which will not mike
a pot, will mako pot lid" @raks care Of
tho pence, and the pounds will take care Of
themselves"
Rise early. "Thc sleeping fox catches no
poultry"
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

tlcs ssdsf tSs s.'s ss1 ssssfvisis. q sksf nm
isi nllss. ,. p. rsyN "a tr.ss Ne people sf
Which VII nsst WITH pscaps attsntioa-
We have len % NE NH - ysl 0as vss Of Stsass
and some other MIL prooIs,.sSS q, 81: cheap,
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10
PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
MINER ARRANG e N ENr!


lA TIE splendid nsv go going Steam.
.::::; S:;h. mt; .sT':;as; ';;;s:: ;:: nc:
Leave Atlantic wharf Portiand. every Mon
day, russday, Wednesday. thursday and Friday,
at O'Clock p. ~. and Central Wharf Bostoa, ev.
s.y Monday. Tss.d,y, "Wednesday. Thursday and
fsrs-ln Cabin, si.2s. On Desk, tieo.
N. d. kach boaa u faralshsd with larKe nan.
beS Of state Rooms, for ths accommodation oi
lsdies and hniliss, aud travellers ere rssnindsd
thss By taking this linz, much savtnx % ums
ands xpsnss Uill BE- nads aad that Ne inoon.
venisscs Of arriving In boston at late hoars VI
The night will Be avoided.
The boats arrive In ssAsou for passsngsn 70
tahs NE earliest trains oat Of the city.
Ths Company ars not responsible tor osFxsgs
10 On amount exceeding 80 In value, and that
psssesal, unls0 ssssss 70 givsa asd patd !or 81
ths rs,s oi one passenger Tor every 500 addition
nj yalus.
y Freight taken - usual; >, ,sos A.,
Portland. Nov, 20, ises. Nu
The Union and journal., 1866-08-10

rss Usioa a. JsarHA win always In dur time eossai'
tSv,~s nscs - " ths day u Asr auiv. etc., etc. sd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
Western Union Railroad.

i lows
Mail and Express 7:ao A. ~. daily, Sunday
excepted
Steamboat Express 1925 A. NJ, daily, Sun
days excepted.)
Accommodation 80 p NJ
ARRIVE At PORT sYRox.
Mail and Express 1850 r. NJ. daily, (Sundaya
sxcepted.)
Steamboat Express l45 p. NJ. daily.
Accommodation 800 A. NJ, daily, (Sundays
Mail and Express leaving Port Byron At 72e
makes close connections FOR Chicago aud oil
points in Northein illinois aud wisconsin.
Steamboat Express connects At Savanna with
Steamer Lansing for Dubuque, arriving hours
abe ad Of Northern Line boats.
Steamer Iowa" leases Davenport at I N.
connecting a. Port Byron with Steamboa Ex.
press, and at Y. NJ. connecting with $50 r H.
train.
CONNECTIONS:
At Racine, with "Gosdrich Line steamers fer
Grand Haven. Shsbvygan and Manitowoc
Al Racine Junction, with Chicago Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee. kenosbr, waukegas
and Chicago.
At Clinton Junction, with Chieseo 4 North.
western Railroad, Tor Janesvilie, Madison, Pre-.
irie du Chen and La Crosse.
Al Beloit, with Chicago Northwestern Rall.
road. for Footviils, Evsnsviie, and Madison.
At Freeport. with Chicago 4 Northwestern asl
Illinois Central Railroads, for Rossf ford, Warrea
Mineral Point and Osleaa.
Al Savanna. with steam packet LANSING"
for Dubuque and through ooats 70 81. Paul.
At Fulton, with Chicago k-sSorthwestern Rail.
road, for Chicago. Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
Al Port Pyron, with Chicago 4 leock fslsal
Railroad. aud steam packet "IowA" betwsso
davenport and Rock island.
Passengers will find this road the cheapest
and quickest 10 oil points in the Northwest.
X. &. TATE, Sup't X. A. KNAPP, Supt
Eastern Division. Western Division.
msyl7-dttl Racine. Wis. .vanna. In.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
hASlS WOkD COLLEG f.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
FACULTY

FACULTY.
e; ny Y. ". LEE. d. D.. Theological
H.. bAksis. A. ~ Department
S 8 s ssI nss. 4 n Collegiate Department
=. K ,,s1, Preparation, D.,..n.. n,
nE WINTER TERM of THIS INSTITUTION
=. WI eommcncc My. li,h The College il ejtua.
sed - te upper part u the city or Davenport. me
nIcesoi g unsurpassed There arc early trn nc -
~ me campus. covered with beautiful grove tn
COneCe huilding 10 fine stone eeiucc % b. 10 feet
eno tnr'e stories high. The rooms are lerrc and
c"mmod Gus. and provided with library of four
toOusaLd Volumes. goo collection OF Natural his
Wy. And q complete philosophical apparatus. The
course % stnay embraces all the bran usually
taugnt IN College. besides French, Gcrman and He.
Drew. students will be received at any TINA, and In
stae OF preparation. The studies are len to the
choice Of the parents or pupils, and % those who
beeivcn - = = WIZ
The room Of the Preparatory Department has been
rented during the last vacation, according To the
most approved STYLE and il fully equal TO any in the
country ~ ~ '"0
The fofeasoss and teachers II THE are
men ofexpcfence 10 teaching, and will spare no pains
% make ther tneffuctOn in every respect worthy ~
the patronage which may b. extended 10 them
6xrkNsls-1uiti0n Ia Collegiate Department. kt0
pr quarter In Preparatory Department 80 to IS per
quarter.
:. Board may be obtained In the College BOARDING
week. Tuition 10 required In advance,
nOy1J-dAnd- II -fhsrs-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Widows used 10 vote in New Jerse..
Thurlo~ Weed he's formally left the Re-
publican party
Winchester county. n, Y. is gong TO
hang soldier for shooting young lady.
Nearly 81 the burnt district Of Richmond
has been rebuilt, and in finer style than Of
old.
A man last week, at Henderson Kentucky
made deposit of tcoo,ooo in bank at
that place.
The Baptiss number $4,000 in Iowa.
NJ. Chsy Cum Chung 10 teaching school
10 San Francisco.
Conpsss 10 afflicted vith peripatstic com.
mites On the brain.
A seisasi6c spsctassr Gays The Ninnesota
Winters srs gfOwisg milder.
Rents in Memphis have reached dallooa
prices.
Ssrrssl promises 70 b a. much Of an
elephant - lion.
Seuthsea lands have conoenced to look
Up in price
Thh 10 ~ ssasen 70 hssp essls On yosr
enemy Il b b pees oaa-
:, The loes By the burning Il the Bovesy
ths1tse, q New York, was $50, 900.
A well informed Frenehmsn recently sold
his young and beautiful wifesfce five francs.
Somebody in London has collected five
or six thousand volumes u poetry BY women.
Reconstructed Germany has 1O4.s63
square miles. and population Of 23.59o,54a
II stated that Horace Greeley has bought
pew in Rev. Dr.. Chapin's church.
Thirty Congressman are to make speech
on the Presidents message.
10 the bottom ola large" Xxx ale" vat
in certain rity there we're found four bush
els Of deceased rats.
Both boards Of the common council Of
New York have agreed 10 sell for 100000
the Park site for the postofiice.
Some members Of Congress have insttu
ted prayer meeting. Having dcfrauded
mankind, they now aim to cheat heaven
with hypocrisy.
II women cannot vote they can exercise
the veto power. - many henpecken hus,
band knows.
A safe Of the United States Express Com
pany WAS robbed, . lew days since, near
Lexington, Missouri, Of t62,5C0.
Transforming sand into stone in the short
space Of ten minutes, 10 an English inven.
ton.
Tobacco planters say that unless there 10
, material reduction Of the tobacco tax they
will grow grain.
The Artsmus Ward nose ~ thought By . |
London paper to resemble the beak Of an
sasle.
The oil wells in southeastern Kentucky
have failed. and the stockholders have come
70 grief.
II is stated that $4,000, 100 bushels Of |
wheat were destroyed BY one insect in New
in one year. The" ono insect must
have been big bug.
Banks habits, the Louisville Democrat
rays have been established BY first proof.
lie established them by fourth proof,
Private letters say that Thomas Carlisle
intends paying America visit next year or
lhe year after.
The city Of Atlanta Is laid out in the form
'f circle, to signify that it had no begin
hing and is to have no end.
There are ,092 copvicts in the Illinois
Penitentiary-an increase Of abou. 500 in
The last two years.
According to Frcnchman the waters Of
the sea pass from one pole to the other once
IN every l0,50O years.
Fred. Douglas 10 lecturing on 1.-THE sources
II dangor to the republic" While the dan.
yes is not only imminent, but the evil upon
- there 10 little Doom for disquisition upon
he SOURCES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
Private Consultations,

AT raS 0ALENtC MIDl.
CAL INSTITUTE, II Concert
Hall Bic 4, near the Post o.
fee. 0s. PAU, Misaesota.
nfks eaIy psoo1as eAaseeseo
InnFmePy 81 NE hind 10 the Weoe.
In shovGU o. . regular Surge -, .
|apoauoSe Of the Medical COLLEGE
Of Ohio.
OosvspoasiAl CcasUssAs,suo.
opermassssA0o o. ooQoaaD Oenoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

4NOot . oALfs
Az authorized and empowered by = Decd
Of Trust, executed by George A. Hyde and
Amanda l.. Hyde. his wife, to Anthony Van
Wyck, bearing date August 18th 1858, and
recosdcd In the Office OF the Recorder OF
Scott County, lows, in Book co." Of Mort
gagee, On psge 3G2 and by virtue Il an
appointment BY the acting Judge Of the
County Court Of said Scott County Ms Trus
Tee In the plses Of Anthony Van Wyck. who
II incapable 10 act-the undersigned will
cell on Thursday the 10Th day Of January,
4. D., 1857 Ut 10 o'clock, A. N. At the
Court House door, 10 the city Of Davenport.
10 said County. % the highest bidder for
och, the Real Rstste situated in said Scott
County and conveyed n ssid Hyde by Deed
fse0 A. J Aesse, dated June 18th. 1857,
end being ths undivided two-,hrds Of a
past of . tssct Of land - the soush side Of
SECOND street IN the City Of Davenport, ex-
teodeA sis:-Beeir ming on the south side
q 0seoad street. (ths ssveet being sixty six
feet " width.) q the north-east corner OF
land ssld By Ebsnessf Cook to John RAN
GOV, thence east along said street sixty fG0)
feet. Themes south parallel With said RAN
sow's est line 10 the Mississippi River,
thence west with the inesnders Of the river
TO the south cast corner Of said Ranzow's
land, thence north along said Ranxow's
east line 70 the plscs Of beginning said
tract being the same % conveyed 90 Chris
tian Muellsr, recorded in book "K," az
Deeds, page l69, in sid Recorders Office.
ERNST CLAUSSEN,
Trustee BY appointment OF County Judge.
dec18-dtd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
kAA1es, Taks Particular Notice.
PIE REAL VELPEAU FEnALE PILLS


rS'nRSE PILLS,
- ~ celebrated
aaay years ago 10
Paris fos the voiisf
81 female srregs-
iaritiss, and after
wards - notorious
for their criminal
snplsymest In the
practice Of abortions
are now offered lvs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

YOU CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST IN
I'M city and vicin Y. Or. Tobi = Venetian I.ni
mcnt. II u sure and speedy cure for sore throat
headache. tOothache, chSOnic KkGnnsati1m. crUups
collie md pans q TIE limbo. We sdvies every one Il
give y trial The e1rense b usss tstie-lO cent?
and We are confident no person will ever be without
case Of suddtn accidents, such cuts burns scalds
&c. Its pain. felevine qualities maracalous. Al
for Group, Il has saved hundreds have the certA
eafes 70 provo H. Once, - COnrtlandt Street. New
York Sold by Druggiete
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

1866. Winter arranstmrHt. 1866.
TRAVIS run by Chicago tim. which il twelve min.
u'es faster then davenport time.
IN IND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. 90, 1885,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) as follows
Going East ist Nail train At 90. A. =,
"a Night express. 80, r. =.
Gcing west-1st. Express and Mail for Kellogg
and Washington, g. 50 An.
I'd. Freight 'or kellogg and " ash
angton, .-....-.... SEQ =.
80, Accommodation and freight for
low City ari Mn.catine, 4 so ~.
Arrive ct Davenport daily, Sunday xceptsa|
% follows:
From the Eas.-1st Night express at. g 50, A Z
- Daily Ex. = aail a go, ?. =.
From the West--lst Accema oAaSiop / freight
from lowe City and Ausss--
sine. .................3 20 ~
q, Freight frsn Kellogg ssd
Warrington .........4 Is ?. =.
ID, Express from Kellogg and
washington. ........s l5P.n.
At Chicago nth oil Easeern Routes,
At LaSel'e With / c. n. b for Dssieith. B.
Louis. Cairo, &C.
Al Pond Creek With c. b. 90. 4. \. for Bur.
lington, keokuk and Quincy
A. Peoria (auring asviessiss), with Packets
fsr az pStsss % llIiasis Gives.
A. Kellogg. lewn City, md Weahtagtss With
Wss;era Stag. &c. z Stages. fer Ill psiats Wet
Southwest ae1 NsetAvest
Ne. ssd ElsGsai sieeki.g csseAss ~ ~
sste.ss ehsss.i !. Principal kssssrs &C cisiss
O. II. BEARDSLY. Asst 0sa. Supe.
4. KnDALL, Asst. Supt Iowa Division.
Davenport, Nov. ~, 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

WSvV UysTtTv0W UuOo3o00e BU0010C0US
plants. &C.. Dssssnal1 BY tseass. An ilssssssi
Medical esmphlet he abese 1eosss, -
lases pages - giving fal pastiesoss. esat 10 oay
a1Asses On sessips o. - ceots
TO LAO11e-A paapAiss - sDoolol iaDsstanoooo
Married Lo1ss cd eshess seat sealed eavslepe -
receipt Of seo0p. Dtsect ~ beetoso - IuD 0Aisno
1nos SsgSo - PsUl, mUu, an9le.hAVlV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
mUMPUREv,s
homeopathic Specifics

I 1KV4V&6OOHGu 6DR1yI1IHS
v,Avr
| III psuvei. rom the most ample experience. a
Tss en,s success; simple. csscten; and reliable.
us- re-sn ssr,,,,a ~. sa.p.su 20 y
using them \, ha,,.ss ~ :. IA su 49, - Iaauc y
and 50 efcsen., 10 he always rr,'ss,e Thcr h.,,
rsse the highest commenast,on ri,rn an MA ~.
No. cura- E...ss.,..S I.ns.s,,.,, 'sh. !.
-. " orrns. Worn, fever, V,'S Worm colo =
D" CRYING collie. herthirr, 4, ,nsan,s :,
4" Diarrfl,,. Of rh,ldr~n ., aI.l,s - -
:. D. IJvserta,.v s.ri,sn, n,,,aa. .s,,;. :.
8" Cholers,-N III crl,,ns S.".., ''''' -
- =. nEns. Colds. hronchiIis- ......... IS
." IIeasiaci.rs. Sisl Hr.dsrhs :,
10 4" DyspeDsia Eslin,s Ssomssh IS
-,,l,&,,,....-..s1, - !. l. =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
REAL EoTArE.
JOHN OCHS 4 SON.
AGENTS voR
TINE SALE Of REAL ESTATE 4c

A. GOOD IMPROVED FARM OF $50 ACRES
"A within Is iniles Of Davenport.
4 good improved farm Of $50 acres within II milcs
,tnllsS Of Davenport.
god Improved farm. OF 900 acres, within - miles
Of Davenport.
good improved farm Of 80 acres, within miles Of
Davenport
Davenport
$50 acres divided into so acre pieces with good i'm
psovcmcnts On each
20 acres Is miles from Davenport.
n.Soo Acres Of Choice Prairie
Nfoa = - q nl1es Norsh ~ 0D0 rant.
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY.
Office ON Brady street, over Wilson's Jewslry
Store, Frank Plummer's old Office. oc2-d-wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. ~. vi
sos' Dance. Loss Of Power. Confusion Of
RI lights. Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered for Years will
press .s The day ON winch they read these lines.
particularly to weak. suffering woman will this
medicine prove an inestimablc blessing direct
.ne their footsteps to Hope which inihlls more
than II promises
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

DllIlO0OpHY or HARnfAOE -Thc Proprietor :
i Of the NsW York Museum Of Anatomy have deter.
mined u issur c~. fur II their Instructive lee
turea IN Marriage and IT, disQuaiihcation@ Nrrvou
endrhysgcal lDcbtlsty. Premature Decline of Mnnhood
lndie~stion, Weakness OF Depressioe. tmpotcncy
lAee Of Energy snd Manly Power the gieat xviii
exccss Of maturity. ignorance Of Physiology and
laws of nature.
Thcsc invaluable Lectures have been the means
enlightruing and saving thousands. aud will he tos-
Warded free receipt ~ hour stamps by adds~.tin
Secretary New York Museum Of Anatomy and Medt
cine, atR broadway. New York. mavts dty
The New York herald., 1866-04-28

build shed Is right Just TO hold them resp,nsi
BILE FOR lack or proper facilities for taking o the
sick under such crcumstancesg Il IL night To censare
them or me for results which necessarily spring from
failure OF the awmaking power actf am willing 10
leave TO an intelligent public 10 de'ernne where tho
blame properly rests
The Commissioners in their reports, have urged upon
the Legislature the necessity OF increased quarantine
facilities, and the report OF the Health Occr vvidiy
points out the difficulties aud Inconvenience which arse
In the administration Of the Laws from tho
want OF proper facilities for their execution and shows
the mpossibity OF carrying them out without further
provision being made
In carrying out protective quarantine th the pre-
sent facilities some Inconvenience and suffering must
necessarily follow II shall eed in securing the
country from the spread OF the pestence OF cholera
shall furnish more conclusive answer to complaints
against my action than any that can be given. A an
evidence Of the efficiency with which have thus far
the ravages OF the disease may mention that the
tally In the Vir mia since her ARRIVAL here has been less
than half great that which occurred at HALIFAX
among the passengers OF the England
BY publishing the above you VII much obliee yours
respectfully, JOHN swlNBuRNE, Health Oniccr
QuARAsrsE, S. l., April %, 1856.