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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-24
professional Notltes.

nR. VIM. EARLs WORK of 240 Pages on
Piles Structure rnd Obscure Disessrs OF the Pelvic Wis
ezra &c. Price 30 Mailed free TO any part Address
No. IL Whie-st., New-Yorx.
DOCTOR s. NJ. ELLIOTT, Physician and
IL Ophhamc sarseon. Ocalst has resumed the Practice
Of Oph hsic Medicine aud surgery. Cfce, No. Waiver.
ley p,sc-, University VI Nrw.fork-
EISTULA, Piles, and Structure radically cured
without the kuif cssc acid. Special attention to
all disease. Of Pelyc Viserrs. by HENRY A. DANIELS.
D.. CoDsuug ard operative surgeon. No. Uuonsqusre.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive
- care of EDWARD II. DIXON 81. d., Editor Of The
ScapeL-speci lily: The obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic
Vscera Hrrns n-norrhois varcoceIe fisiGa aud Stc.
Office from stos 8. to3 and evenings, ct
No. ~ Fiith.ave.
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Dipioenb Notices.

CLEVELAND. CoLuMDUs AND CIscIssATI RAILROAD Co.,
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Jan Is, 1896.
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, free
IA of Government will be paid by this Company at the
q 5nsl places on and sfter Feb l. next
The Transfer BOOKS will be- closed from JAN 20 TO FEB.
. - ~ GEO H. RUSSELL, Treasurer
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E'OR SAVANNAH.
Il MuRRAY's WEEKLY LINE.
PASSAGE REDUCED-CABIN f25; DECk- VIZ.
NIRGO,....................BU LxIEY, Commander,
1EO.......................MB MERRILL CemmsDder:
The VIRGO receiving freight al rjef No 10, bes
River sud viii sai on THURSDAY. jan IS ct o'elock.p N
; OF freight or passage. spPly to r-,n,sr
late MURRAY l. NEPHEW. Nos 81 and g. ssath-s,-
OCTAyUs COHEN. Ageas It Ssvxupah.
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ONLY LINE of BRITISH STEAMERS car
" rynx pas,engers direct to GREAT BRITAIN
ANCHOR LINE. - .~x
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL GLASGOW. and the IRISH
PORTS. -
|
Cabin. $50 $50 and e7ut steerase, go IN currency
FRANCIS MACDONALD & Co., No. Bowling green.
Passengers will please come direct the Office. this
company do not employ RUNNERS.
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Ocean gteamers.

Tor NEW,ORLEANS-D irect--WEDNES-
l. DAYS and SATURDAYS-Ths New. YORK Mall sssur
ship Compsny's steamship MORNING STAR wiz lesve on
SATURDAY, Jan. n. a; D. NJ from the ComptnJs pier
No. 70 ~ T. For rrixtt n pas ayr, apply 70
JAMES A. RAYNOR No. 10 Bsrriay-st.
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TARR FARM PEr.OLEUx COMPANY,

! Nsw-YoaK. Dec. -. 1865. )
a Il 4 MEETING of the BOARD OF d.
a RECTORS OF this Company, held ibis dsy. II was
lRes-iied That DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT in cash.
Of Government tax be paid the irst day Of February
The boders OF the full paid shares registered on TIE
day Of January and that the transfer books be closed on
ale Md 10Th day Of January aud opened the Sd dsy o.
febr\ary. THOMAS Z. WALhEh, treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-24

NEw-JERSEY ZINC COMPANY. AT a
Meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of this Company held
this day. DIVIDEND Of EIGHT Pc CENT ON Preferred
sock was declared payable aud AFTER Feb Let 81 the
Ssnsier ol,e Of the Company No. 81 Msjed lane New
fok The Transfer Books will be closed nom tie 2Sth mat.
JsnGary H. 1866.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-24

CTEAM TOT LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOwN-The nman Linz, sailing serni-weex
v. carrying the United States Malls . $50 ~
CITY OF embellishments SATURDAY, JhN. ~
kANGAkOO EpHESSDnt 'n EN- a
Or
CITY OF MANCHESTER. .WEDNESDAI, = n y; :
and each succeeding SATURDAY snd WEDSEoDAi,
Al uoou from Pier No. -, North River
RATES or PASSAGE
By the mail steamer sailing every Satnrtsy: -
FIRST CABlN........5@! STEERAGE...."'.''."S
TO LOndOu...-..... g 10 Lo-ion........." - -
To Paris. los To Pans. "
PAYABLE IN GOLD -.
Passage by the "Wednesday First Cabin $50;
st.eisgr. $50 Payable IN U s. currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Bsue Hamburg Bremen,
Gc.. at moderate rates - .,
St-eraer passage Liverpool Queenstown. go gold,
the -quva Tickets be bought here by persons
sending for their friends
For urihrr information sppy at the Company. Offices
JOHN DALE. Agent, No. IS Broadway. New-fork
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Ghanees for Business Hleil.

A GENTLEMAN thoroughly familiar with
n the real business in this city, and with very van
able business scqusinence, would like to form PARTNER
SHIP with practical Real Estate Agent Address. viii
reference, s. L. NJ, Box No. 1872 Tribune Office.
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EOR SAVANNAH.
Il PIONEER LINE.
fnt-csss steamship leaves Pier No 4 ". r., EVERY
THURSDAY ct Up landing cargo In Savannah the follow
log MONDAY MORNING.
Cabin Passsge.......s25I Deck Paaase........slo
FREIGHT. l2lc PER FOUT.
The new and elegant steamship
TYBEE,
Capt. T. Crowell. e the berth. and viii ssn on
THURSDAY, Jan. rs For freight fis-csss tssssss'
apply to LEWIS l.. JONES No. II Broadway
For deck passage spply on board.
Asenisin Ssysnnsh-HUNTERk GAMMELL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-24

TOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-The new
Il and 6rstclas. steamship GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt.
T.. V. eager. will leave pier No. n. r. SATURDAY.
January q, at For freight passage, having most
luxurious accommodation sPpy to n b. CROMWELL
Co, no. So Westd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-24

JHTANTBD-By'a reliable Firm of six year
w standing, which their own conveyance daily y
e cit Tad4 a few articles in Commission to sell with thri
own nrf.ctured articles Frencn Cont ctionares Direc
of.rs stating tie articles, under ~ T., Box ioo' ifOnn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

VINE Ate mlsua /:

Rev. J. II. McCarty 10 wiring series OF
very entertaining ast cles for the Ladi<s Re.
pository on Roger Williams, the founder of
the State Of Rhode Island. In the last
number we ind the follosing curious and
interesting statement concerning The remains
Of the distinguished man:
"Ninesy yeavs a.tes his death. in I'LL,
steps were taken to erect 10 him suitstle
msnumens, but the storms Of the revolution
came on, and the work was forgotten. But
recently the question has been agi'a'ed
anew, AMI Williams NAV yet at least haze
eome outward sign 10 marx his crtaines>
and pcrpetua,c hrs nsme. Du-ins period
of 1879 years not even rou IN stone h-
been s~t up 10 MAX the grave Of the POUNDS
or OF Rhode Island, till the precise locality
Of his grave had been almost forgotten. and
could only be ascertsined bv &c most care
full Investigation. Suffice il 10 say. how
ever, the spot VAS found. AID the cxhuma-
ton wa made . short time ago-,hongi,
there was litt!c 20 rxhums. On scrapirg
of the turf from the surface Of the ground.
the dim outline. Of seven graves contained
within leas than one square rod. revealed
the burial ground Of Roger Williams IL
colonial times each family had is own burr.
d ground, which was vsusl!y near tie fam>
liz residence Thrcs Of these seven graves
we're those Of children. the remaining four
were adults The eas'csly grave vs.
identified as that Of Mr. Williams -
On digging down into the 'chari.e house,
il Was tpund that everything had passed in
to oblivion. TIE shapes Of the cofIi"s
could only b. traced by . black line II
cascenaceous matter tho thick 'ess Of the
edges Of he sides Of tie cofins, with their
ends distinctly defined. The rustcd re mains
ot the hinges and nails. with few frag
mcnts Of wood aud a single round knot
was all that could be gathered
from his grave. In the grave
Of his wife there was not . trace OF
any thing but single lock Of braided hair,
which had survived the lapse Of more than
1880 years. Near the grave stood a vcncrsbl =
apple tr,c. when aud by HON planted i,
not known. This tree had sent two Of its
main roots into the graves of Mr.. and Mrs
Williams. The larger root had pushed its
wy through the earth TIL it reached tho
precise spot occupied BY the skull Of Roger
williams. There makirg turn M II going
around the skull, II followed he direction
u the backbone to the hips. Here j, d,vid
ell into two branches. sending one along
each leg to the hee., where they both tn, ned
upward 10 the toes O-e Of these TOhsf rim
e. . slight crook ut the knee. which makes
the whole beer very close resemblance Il
human form. This singular root is care'
fully preserved, not only rs an illustration
Of n great principal OF vegetation, but for il.
| great htatoric Association There were IN,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

MExfAL AND MANUAL LAsoR.- Professor
Houeh'on, Of Trinity College, Dublin, has
Published soMe curious ehensssal comt'uta
tons respecting the relative amounts of
physical sxhaostion produced BY mental
and manual labor. According to these
ehemieal eliminates. two houss Of severe
0rntal study abstract from the human sys.
ten - ouch vit.l stve"gsi = u tsken from
4 By - entire day Of mere hand. work. This
iect. With seems 70 resi- upon strictly sei
entlfic Jausg sUaDwo thot the men whu do
orasa vert s6sald - careful, flrst, not u
ovcssask !heasslvss b. TO esntinaons ex-
essaoc. ana secsndly, shas they should not
FecN 70 take physical exescise each dav sui.
.secs sse vFsssore the equiliossum beiwseu
sae nervous and muscular systems,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30


the person wh,m all afflicted should consult No one
ever ard of patcrt Of his not being cured since be
hse heen 10 this city. reputation has vouchers in
all The city papers, his parents and the mex ical pro
fessou both here and sbFoad, being the oet skill
led specialists here, and thorough master OF all oex
usl diseases n al Others fail. don't despair. give
him a call. II is only common occurrence with hin
10 cure such cases. .s rooms separate Tor ladies
and gentlemen. sid the meet comp etc IN the city.
You've Mes. Take Particular N0tice.-DOctoe Big
Glow de- otes much If his time to the treatmeat q
those casss caused By secret habit which yuins both
body and mind. unhtti. the unfortunate individual
for either busnese or sOciSy TIE sad ect Of tAoee
early habits or the Of ripper ye.rs to weak
thu dcbilitats the constitution, destroy the phys
cal and mental powers. diminish and en1eeble tie
natural feelings, exhaust the vital energies Of
manhood the pleasures III lie are narted, the object
vi mArriag frustrated, and exstcOee itself rendered
term Of unceasing misery sndregret Such pessuas
especially those contemplating marriage. should lues
no time In making immediate Application. - Dr.. D.,
~ HE rev treatment. h enabled to insure speedy
and perm anent cure.
Consultations nee and confidential. Once. TO. ~
south Clask street. cor or Monroe, half book nom
the Po Once Post o CO l,x ia, Chicago, Ill.,
Once hOurs hum A. n. t. r. n.
Send for his" ,uide to Health" published month
=, ffee Of charge.
n. B.-ladies, send Tor descriptive circular d
Reearie Rcmcdie, the hest preventive Of cuneepeun
known. Seat 10 any address fires Of caareS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

The New York Tribune says that the
New York Central's figures for the fiscal
year ending Sept Both are moro favorable
than is eneraily supposed. The gross re-
ccrpts show a G in Of $500. 900. The OPP
Grating expenses are reduced $l,0O0.O0O-
and during the year 10000 tons Of rerolled
and new iron has been laid. Its stock Of
incl i. 2i2 900 cords Of wood II has no
footing debr and on the Goth Of October its
cash in banks was $500. 900. These figures
cmbody the man facts which will appear
in the annual report. The October earn
Jugs bid fair to exceed the large traffic Of
1865, when over 81 800, 900 was earned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
Reasons why the
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at WALTHAM, Mass.

Is lie BEST.
It's ade on the hest principle. lite frnmc is COM
posed Of SOLID Plates NO lar can interfere with
the harmony Of its working an no sudden shoch can
damage its machinery. Every piece Il made and fin
ished by machinery tsclr famous for It's novelty
well for its ccIveEcss) and l. therefore properly
name. The watch s what all m, aanism should be
ACCURATE, SIMPLE, SrRON AND EcONOM-
ICAL Excep, same high grade. 10 costly for gen
eRnl uee, foreign watches chief, made by women
and boys. Such watches are composed Of several
hundred pieces, screwed and riyetcd together and
require constant repairs to keep them in any kind Of
order. All persons who have carried ''ancres" le-
pines" and English Patent Levers are perfectly
well aware Of the truth Of this statement.
At the beginning Of enterprise than 10 years
ago. II was first object to make thoroughly good
low priced watch for the million take the place of
these foreign impositions the refuse Of foreign fac
tories, which entirely uusaleable at home and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How we'll We have accomplished this, may be un
derstood from the fact that after so many years Of
ubllc trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
universal satisfaction. While thi. department Of our
business is continued with increased fci tiles foa per
feet work. At present engaged in the manuiac-
ture Of watches Of the very HIGHEST GRADE
KNOWN TO CHRONONETRY. unequaled by any.
thing hitherto made by ourselves. and unsurpassed
ny any thing made IN the world. For this purpose
have the amplest facilities. We have erect an ad
dtiou to oui main building expressly for this branch
OF our busincee, and have filled 1t with the best work
men In our service. New machines and appliances
have been constructed which perform their wo, with
consnmate delicacy and exactncss. The choicest and
mOst approved materials only used and We chal
lenRe comparison between this grade OF work and
the finest imported thermometers. We do not pre-
tend to ecll our watches for than foreign
watches, hut do assert without fear Of rontradic
ton that for the MONTY our product il iPcom
paraby superior All orr Watches whatever grad,
are fhv warranted, and this Is good at ri
times against us our agents In all parts Of III,
world.
CNUT.ON.-Thc public are cautioned TO buy only
OF respectable dealers All persons selling counter
feits will be prosecuted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

A GOOD story is told Of rustic you b and
buxom country girl. who sat facing each
other at husking party The youth, smit-
ten with the charms Of the beautiful y. alder,
only v,n.ured sly look. and now and then
tou hi Patty's foot under the table. The
grl. Diet, rmined to make the youth express
what he Appeared so warmly to feel. bore
wi h these advances little while in silence,
when she or ed out, Look here il you love
me whv don't you say SO; but don't dirty
my stocking"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

"BLoourrs" IN LowrLl.-The Lowell
Mas Ners speaks of the number of fe
,nac operatives who have donncd the short
dress md trousers mu-h IN vogue years
ago. So poplar las this costume become
amorg emil g,ls," while about their work,
thai Il 5 b. lieved the adherents of "Bloum
cts," in This city are now numbered by the
hundreds The operatives present a. rea>
son. for the change. that the newly adopted
dross is more comfortable while at their
work than the old style.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
AGENTS FOR THE AMERlCANw WATCH CoMPNY
ls9 BROADWAY. NY.

Allcocl's Porous 1s1nsters.
WHoOPlNG- COUGH CURED
Cayu.a. Ilinde County, Miss.
T. AilcocK 4 Co.-Genilcmen Pleas. me
another elk dozen Of your Porous ,lasters They
In great demand here Tor Whoopng cough They act
like charm. ! could have sold two dozen this week
II had had them Send rs possible, and
oblige. Yours respectfully,
JOHN I. WILLIAMS, Pm.
ASTHMA CURED.
Mr.. William May, of 2i5 Spring street New York;
wrtes. Jan I, 1876: have been afflicted with asthma
for upwards OF ten years. receiving benefit from
medical men. was advised by friend u try of
Allcook's Porous Plasters said, had tried sever
al kinds OF paeters without any benefit and supposed
they were all alike. Ny friend gave me one III ALI
cs'ck's and u-gcd me 10 use il ! did So and have
now worn them steadily for nine months. and fnd
myself better than l have been for many wears
Agency, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

TuR WAose o. LADoa.-Thc following
interesting satisfies, choosing the average
amount Of wages recrived By persons en-
ps0eed in manufactures, in 1866 in the Uni
ted Sssses, have been complied BY Or. WIN.
Elder, the able ssatician Of the Treasury
Dept: Value Of total produce Of the year,
81. so: eSl.676: total wsess paid, 4S7s.-
S7S,96d total wsgsa equal 70. 90 pr cent.
u total value Of products. Hands employ,
"a, males, l.OlO.S females. 2I0.sy5. =
TOTAL, 1871 246 Treating the wages offc
males q tv.- ninths IL those IF m .l-s, gives
the wages per year: males. $3ls 10. or
% per day /; females, <i06-7 or Sc cents
per day. In 1864 the wages Of manu.ac
turing hands averaged u cents per d,em, IN
the UNIlsd States tie total wages w.se equal
TO a2} psr esne Of tass total produet At
the saase time the wages Of csrdrrs and spin.
nesSto 4ancAesesr, Eng. wss l2 sh,llinss
per week, equal to 4Sf cents per diem.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

A member OF sudden deaths from eating
cv = seefe having occurred n Annapolis.
the sale Of those delic.ci-s has be.n for |.
btissa IL thas city until Novssnbsr =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.

A FEMALE SwISDLER.-A case Of sharp
practice LAS just come to our knowledge
y The I'D Vi October. . woman called 1t the
FIR, National Bank Of Fairfield and p"rchas
ell two drafts one for 37.7O to the order Of
Sarah J. Hale, and the other for $sl9 to
the order Of George Tichnor, On the 9Th
day Of October the draft for &7.7O-now
calling for $40 70-was casbcd by Jairus f.
Neal. at Knoxv lie, Marion county. present.
ed by woman who represented herself ~
living near New London, Henry county and
n due time was protested 1t the Meiropoli.
tan National Band. N ", as forgery TIE
other draft for 50 10 has not been heard
from yet. Mr.. Neal 10 the victim OF this
petticoat rascaity.
A similar operation vas practiced BY the
same or some other woman, some weeks
ago in the nor -hern par. Of the State. a.
We observed 1t the time in the Dubuque
papers.-Fairfeid Visitor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
DIR. B09cl0W.

,le the only Physician, a. . Specialist,
now in Chicago that c be entirely
relied upon. Go To HrH. and NOT sul.
Ter that h rribl,, disease to remain In
your systsm. disnguring your face
and body. besides destroying your
happiness and future prospects ~ HE.
lie has made PRIVATE DISEASES
and NERVOUS Disability his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30


u 1eW words Of Common SENSE
Hoves-v th.,. a.. ~ho .,c M, sub-e, "a come NJ
fiction ~ the iurcs az ,.pir.,orv organs who. Ivy
ncp,se.,p, rernori,c,v n,cns serrayate the COM
p,sips vrss, aI..... s,rhes n, .has causi.- inex
urr,eih,e ecrterr ~ she af;ent and anxiety and dis.
~, n Nsr,as ..Oplv = cold,. "A s,i,.ht sorc
th,..t,. 4. IN. h~ea,e.. rr~sr. ~ rnanv whsn IN
.~'. 800. -, :. -. 49, .,..,,,s.,....
.-sss1.."s a. -. go -. -, -.
s.I f.A W
~ pey ..,.,s,. ,A.-a,.,
ever In the minds Of al subject to Coughs Cods Ca
tarfh. or Influenza Words OF advice should Ne heed
cd bv all snf,..rrs n, Asthma bronchitis. ,,s,,,nr-
49,. .,-..-, -, :.
uon. 1'hes " "ltnin thef rcheh; anc' ncs esi"o,
fatal Consequences ersue-a life of n, lsrrya daily
s--.,- ..----, --. 4, -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

DIR. 30 AN n Al N,
+, Nos. - and - Pine ~,
Deewoen - = An, eppesiae NE.
Dar's opera 1aSase.
GunEs ALI DISEASES WITHOUT Msa-
~ curry. and in the suoRrsss Tins PossULs,
he being the discoverer Of
Vegetable Remedies
That will eradicate al traces o. disease.
acroealn. Caacer. Coesompllon
NearaeGsa. 1.aver s'enea tas. Airk
11e0aocAe, oDropsy. Sktn a;rap.
soons, A1e1rs 0Disease. sDaawaicr,
e.Areialc 1Dlarrhea. PILES, Debit.
Sey. Agee $50 Fever. feyers. u
cee0eIwnss Meeor1a1 PM1as. Kid
ney ona al lJrlaary AAecsDons.
~, s ssss .s 20. = q e he S.s..
cine" 1he u. - pxnnaeAsly cures "a
en- ReDNnC = INFECTIOUS
Diseases n sAot simc without he ne o. Mercury.
DlGuees a Wu0sn have aleo hi attention. All OBJ
strsesioos. AesssnessA-
n Medical Advice eroO.
An tAses wte a.e suossine sssn ''epesneaouhcs"
- - osminal WGnhDss,s a. ~ pliva1e dlease. NJ
90 tuohe = est1e s3ece eaiufs - heir euplaint
lsseisl Disss.sS ia sises : al tssssipsics,
1Snp1oas. Ae, 4 a -thfeairr aad s.spscisi az
- ss9 lssss 8 49, & 49, This vs!Sshse
M s e.:!: : i.:s Il s';' = e; :;
1pteblishsd IN q. Louis IA 1887.
Ocrnioal WealEness Cured.
n. DOQANuANo vh1kTAnt8 KLECrUARY,
= ~ sI 49, e s sS;ss e s.s %
- ~ - geeeusea p. 1phslnan in bis !sivate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

II the dr,hs Il the sea the waters are
still; the heaviest grief IA thai borne in 81
lence. the deepest love flows through the
eye and touch; the pures, 10y is unspeak-
sble; the most Impressive prayer is silent
and the most solemn preacher At funeral 10
the silent one whose Inns arc cod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

There is Working Mems Club House
in Glasgow. where, for twelve cents and .
half per month. man can have . quiet
place 70 smoke his pipe. read all the princi-
pie opera and magazines. or while away IN
evening with innocent games.
One Of our Stare wceklies informs its cor
respondents that poetry in short metre 10
most appropriate for lie columns. o.. If the
lines overran. it wastes space, and the poem
does not present 40 good an appearance
Long meired poets will consequently
have to find another medium for their effua
sions
The millincr girls in New York protest
against the wearing Of jockey hats BY
ladies'. They say these articles can bs made
80 much faster than bonnets the girls ars
thrown out Of employment or forced %
work Mt starvation prices.