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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

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1eaeay night 0vse - Nal eeeeoee OF TN
Otstl Rights bills anda : nsenaght nred
eaSnse.
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0resn, Brooklyn last svseaog v nooee o. IN
passage ~ Conssess = ne Osvil Right
Bill over the P~residenes veto.
The Frsnea Ceaedians held . nesting q
Clinton Hal. last night, in favor Of the IN
! nsxeten Of Canada 70 ne Unitsd states
2 tnopposiaeo 20 ne jamaican co'eder
, odon sehsne. RESOLUTIONS 70 this etiec'
wefo passed, and committee % annexa
on appointed With . view Of forming I
French Canadian Annexation Society il
this city.
Adspeteh says several governnset mem
bers q the New Brunswick parl'amen
!. have Dodsrsd their resignations. A mem
Der ofths opposition has been chosen b!
the Gjvernor 10 form . new government
He ht1psoted to seod in bic reply to tn
/ rssigrA&toa soon.
YeAerday oftsFuOon The lrSt trottinl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11
DIR. J.. M
AND SURGEON.

IL practice IF Medicine in this city for sever
81 years past, and seeing the great Inconvenience
- well a extra expense, Of Waiting . patient.
then writing . prescription which must be taken
to some Druggist to be filled, which causes un-
necessary delay in relieving u suffering patient.
his patients It the charge Of One Dollar for visit
and medicine any place within the city limits.
and Fifty cents for each additional mile Office
cor. I'd and Brady SITS under Streeper's store.
Residence ON l4th, between Main and Brady.
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Price,, only 40 cents q Bottle.
The Flsrenee Nlghtengale
Of The Nursery.
The following il an extract from . letter wrats
ten By the Raw. z. e.. Weiscr to the 6sHss~ NJ
fee~H Aas~nge, at Cbsmbersburg, Pa

There 10 . woman in the public eye whose name
he'd ell along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee. '.Qusck," and 'Humbug." But
il is 30 no longer, and We desiee to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association In al
other minds. Whatever notions We may have Of
womanly delicacy and proPriety, We vii! admit
that woman alone il tine Nurse-the good Nurse
the best Nurse. Whether We shAll have Female
Physicians or not, is q question which must be
decided BY time and principle. and not a. q mat
rom NAV a. we'll behave themselves, for If there
10 really . wat, there will also be . supply II
there Be- . "calling," there will be . conang.
Nature and human society are always selt-supply.
ing. and though Art and Fashion may hinder.
they cannotpreveut.
kkmni Nor does she prescribe . regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears a. q messen
yea o fhealth and happiness to your INFANTS IN
the cradle. Is there anything improper in thasi
A Nurse Of 80 years. experience can boldly
say What is Or is not good 70. s : o. . n and ought gn.
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
ician and most benefactress our little one
ever enioyed-hsr doting parents not excpeted.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Wine!ow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. Of this We are so sure, that We
win teach our "Susy" to say "A BLsssIxo ON
Mns. WInsLow''-for nelping her to survive and
escape gripping. colicking and teething siege
We confirm every word set forth in the PRosfEc-
rus. II performs precisely what it processes TO
perform, every part Of it-nothing less. Away
your 'Cordiai." .'raregoric," Dr3ps," CLAUDIA
num-" and every other Narcotic, Dy which the
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs: winslow-hnow her
only through the preparation Of her "Soothing
syrup for Children Ceething." II We had the
power, we would make her, - she 10, . physical
savior to the Infant Raee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

NEW York, April 1O.-The Manhattan
Club Of this city propose to give Hon. Jas
Brooks . public dinner mex Monday. Hop.
j. p. Stockton and Hon. u. W. VOORHEES,
are expected to be present,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

New YORK, April 10.-Report made by
Coroner Dover yesterday to the Board OF
Health regarding the woman who died in
Delaney street, who, it was reported, had
died from cholera. A post mortem exami-
nation proved the above report false:
The Fcnian Congress sat to-day with closed
doors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

NEW York, April 10.-The Tribune sig
nslizes its 25th anniversary by appearing IN
q new and much enlarged form. Its propri
etors have invited a large number OF editors
and friends to an elegant entertainment al
DelmonicO's this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

Bosrox, April II.
The steamer China sailed this morning,
taking 1853 passengers for Liverpool, end 50
for Halifax. She alec takes $50, COO specie
fer Hrlifax. Among the Chins's passengers
il General Marshal Leferts, the eng neer 81
the American Telegraph Company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

ne following 10 IN extract from . letter writ
ten BY the Rev. J. 8. HOlme, pastor ofthe Pierre
pont street Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. r., 70
tine Journal saI kssensss. Cincinnati. O., and
SPEAKS volumes n favor Of the wurld-renowned
medtcinex mrs. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP ron CHILDREN. fEErHINu -
I'VE ~ = sdvertisement IN your columns 0
MRS. w1NsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, ~ nsvsf cid > word b favor Of patent
beforen or liz. bat 10 feel compelled
to say to your rsadeV tha Ms i 10 hupbug-
W Aess NJ 4, - MsO v 81 DO 81 u elsims.
Il isproUsAly one of The most susssesful msdi
cine bftAs day. because Il is 90 81 The bsst.-
.nA 2dos efyoar rsedere Who lave babise can
40 VseteF th0 ~ IN . sapply.4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

PrfrsBulo, Penn, March IL.
4 Ere broke cot yssssrday morning 1t
Pit Hole, Penn. and destroyed the engines,
Company and the adjoining tanks with
nearly 1000 barrels Of oil destroyed. Loss
$4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

Which in the first stages Of = cold, acts like
magic-Headache, Hoarseness, Diptheria, and
Bronchitis, Sore Eyes, Deafaess, Bad Taste and
smell, being the result Of Catarrh. This shuf
removes and prevents oil these, and insures =
healthy Head. lts effects are pleasant and safe,
even Tor infants who suffer from anuhhes.
II has the highest professiana l testimonials
Sold BY all Drdggists, or sent by n ail TO Ill parts
OF The U. g., for 50 cents for One BOX, or 81 Tor
four Boxes. Address,
JAN. DUNNO, r. o. Box 1885, New York.
WVh0lesele by DsnAs BARHns ! Co.. N. Y. je19
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11
GOLD WATCHES, SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND PINS,
SOLID SILVER GOODS,
Rsgers 4 Brss., Sllver.Plaled VAN.

I Gin in Greenbacks 5000
/ House and Lot. situated on West side,
in Chicago, near Union Park, 1000
5000 Gifts, 81 Greenback each boUV
~ Gold Watches, English Lever, 10 K
valued from loo to $50 $500
81 Silver W atches. valued from Sc 10 12S Al65
~ Diamond Pins. valued from IS to l26 800
l72 Rings. consisting Of Amethyst Topaz
Blood Stone. Pearls and Gems, and Is
X solid Gold Rings, valued from 8 to
Is 1876
81 Is X 1 ls X Gold Chains, valued from
So TO 100 1O19
es Ladies' Sets. consisting # Amethyst
Garnet, Onyx, Pearl, Coral and Is K
solid Gold, valued from IS to 100 lllS
81 Sets Ladies' Ear Rings, consisting Of
Amethyst. Enamel and Is X solid gold
valued from 70 TO SO 1915
n Ladies Pins, consisting Of Amethyst
Topaz, and Is X solid gold, valued
from ~ 10 80 $50
3l5 Gents 10 X and l6 X Gold Pms, val
ued from 3 10 70 1880
~ Gold aud Silver Thimbles log
20 Gold Bracelets, valued from 8 TO 10 472
Is Watch Keys and sets Of Charms, IS
X and Ii X solid Gold, valued from
6tOl5 coo
Is Gold Lockets,lS K valued from 10 to 30 2aO
~ Sets sleeve buttons. valued at from
to 25 S2O
Sc Sets Gents studs. 10 and 10 X gold,
valued from 4 to go SOC
6 Gold Tooth Prieks. a. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

Don't Fall "a Hrocure1 Mrs.
wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child.
rem Teething. II has been used for - years
With nsvsr failing safety and success BY millions
Of mothers for their children. 1t ~corrects acidi-
" Of the stomach. relieves wind colics regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort
to mother and child. Office, No. - Deg street,
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

De not let your pre1udace stand
will be absolutely sure to follow the bee Of MRS.
wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II c~urfects
neidity ofthe stomach. relieves ~1ud collie. rpgu-
lates the bowels. scAens the gums. eves rest TO
the mother and health y The child O6icp. e
Dey street. New YORK. .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11
CEzE N1I1CEs.
|eobor 1acts f6r .rhanlfine

Dober 1acts fse TAanking'
- People. Il
Ysae sSef -. ~ = sieAtA % esntsry, ~ rrsas
I'D eosssy ~ eAroshssd ~ tsssAea, .s.css q
nogEBrTnns sr0AAcn 1grTsAA. Bassr. ~
xsss, phgsdaas nsrcAaaAs, oaoscs q ~ : and
~, cAsnisls, counsellor. nAnasess Of tAe gospel, IN
sAoet,a srsae doaa Il vitnssssse q svsy procession.
tsaas - eaiAns, Asvs tasaAnsa = ~ sneaay = atoa
e - regulating neaiAne. TAsnanss ana statement
q tAsse witnesses havs besa pahasAsd n ~ pubus
prints. Many Of them are wer-known 70 TIE whols
public. Their testimony be- never been challesgsdss
impugned. Upon evidence FIR les weigAty men NJ
sequitAsd or condemned BY considerations juries.
nssrssEss SsOaAun Blssxzs b not, howsvef upos
tsAl. u ~ bssa tried and pronounced on The -
tAefsy q those wAoss lives md health Il haspssssrv.
=, : Dase. harmless, md eniaently sanitary prepare
don. Attempts have been nads 70 rival n. They
failed. Can II be necessary to ~ NV NY have 40,
cdr A. The recovered ~dyspeptic, bilious suAeres
Victims u kver and agus, and nervous sub3ecs who
have experienced In eDects Whist rnSs think oft. Ask
ruEx and be guided solely By what they say. Goldev-
efywhefe-
= Cough, Ce1A, o. Sore Threat.
n1eUInno i1nBpAss AffRxYsoN, AND snoUlD ~
cnnCxaD. IL ALLowsD 10 CoasuvA
Irritation Of the Lungs, = Pernae
nent Threat A0ect1on, o n
lncorab1e Lang Disease
os1M sns RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
nAvme I Dnncf usluEScs 70 Saa PAass, 0lvs
mmRpiAfn naiisv.
Fer 0ronch1els, Asehma. Catarrh
Coaoo0pelve md ThfOoe
D1SO00eO,
Sa0Cnn0 Al. uoRD WISn ALvAY0 GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Will lind HocAss useful in clearing the voice
when takes before singing or speaking, a1d re-
liaving the throat after ~ unusual ~exertion Of
the vocal organs. The TrocAes are recommended
and prescribed BY Physicians, snd have had tes-
timonials from eminent men throughout the
country. Being IN article Of true merit, any hav.
ing SrovsJ their efficacy BY atest Of many years,
each year finds them in new localities In various
parts Of the world, and the ztockes are univers-
ally pronounced better than other articles.
OssAm only 'Baowx's BaoxculAL Tsocnns,'
and do mot take a,y Of the WortAlsss Laisasioss
that may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries. at SIC pr box. oct26d&w6m
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amer JENNIE DEANS.
LUCY |. skRTRAh.


1866. - 1866.
sc. Louis / Missouri River r. n.
X LINE.
| NOR PORTLAND, JEFFERSON cry. rROvIe
y dcnce, kocheport, Bonneville, Arrow Rock, salin,
CITY, Glasgow. Cambridge. Kcytcsvilla. Brunswick,
Dewitt, Mama. HIS Landing, WAvcrly. kexingtons
Camden, Missouri City, Liberty. Wayne City, Ksnsa-
City, WyaIdotte, Parkville. Leayenworth City, IVES
ton, Atchison, ~. Joseph, and all intermediate land
ings, connecting with the Union Pacific Railroad NJ
Wyandotie. for Iswrsnce. TcIska. and all point. In
Atchison with the Overland Stage Route TOR all points
In Colorado, Utah. Idaho, and Montana Territories
and the Gold Regions.
TRI.WEEklY.
One Of the following first class Missouri River
Steamers will leave st. LouiHAs above cvsry TUBS
DAY, THURSDAY. and aA4tNhDNH. At & p. n.
commencing on the opening ~ ho(11HA In the Mis-
souri, River. and continuing thro61e The Sptirc
season; 49,
SLnIn1,,r ~. spencer, Master.
lOSI Rider, Master.
NED. TRACEY ............. b. y. Caster, Master.
PEORIA CITY ........... Jud. Cartwright. Master.
| Shippers and passengers may dcpGnd upon these
boats leaving promptly on card time.
Having been appointed GcnsrslAsent for the above
1 line. ] would s0litlt = correspondence with n view To
making = through passenger and freight rats from
your city. One Of the above boats VIII be- at tho
p"N'''Se''. "e''. jas II wnlrELAw.
Gent Agt. ~. Lcuis 4 Mo. River n. Il. Packet Line,
mario eod2m. No. "a South Levee, st. Louis. Mo.
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MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. softens tine gums, reduces
inflammation. allsys oil pain. aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe IN all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has . suffering Child Do not
let your prejudice. uor the preiud ces of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
to follow the use Of this medicine if tinIeiy
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11
q, 1soale Markelhs

o. lssss, Assll 10.
Tstaeeo-Unshanged. esies lues q oetoQeo 81
ecmnop ehlppipg lsaf q ~ =; nelse1 - So0
- r; medium msnueeetursSs M ossaect
CSseoe-Declinsng; % les niddliss.
WhiAksg-stsady, 1t = .
Iions- Dropping g ee01 y 20 e"oss eA''si
VScst-o.ie ii 0for speisg: > = r. hl
Oaen-De{ter for WAits, but dali fcS 49, eoaiis
tiss; sslss q eo0sis ~ nfzsd 80 ysD'"i "s''s'
0uts-DIrnsr; 00l1A
nSo~0nalto .lee q -
n~efley-opsins = 0eqoes; Oena4es 9 vA~
uAy-Aled q q ..
rofk-LoWsr; city meees -
- 1ao-lpv1auA ~ ehoeeo eooseuoe 80.
Live HSss-inssIve. salss 4 skosks.
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COMMERCIAL.
Davenport Market Report.
Osr,cD OF snn DAvsMpoas D~suocnAs,
ADril 4. 1864.

Davenport Market Report.
Osr,cs o. snn DAvnpoas DsuocnAs, |
April >. 1854.
FtcuR- Wholesale. per Dbl. $50
In sacks. e6.0O
In bulk $3.50.
Retail in Dbl. oA.so.
In Sacks, 9e.oO.
In bulk, $3.50.
DsckwnsAf FLogn-Per cwt. Is.
Coax MeAL.-Per bushel, 7Gcts.
wHsAl.-No. !. old, e,s6. No ! new, SIC.
No. 2, rev, TIC. 4
B~AaLsr.-No. l. so0soets. No. 3, ssets.
Oars. ls@lsc.
P0fAfoss-3Cc.
OHloM.--16@9O.
BUrYBa -9Oc
HAY.-ss.00@419,o 90.
CoAl-l9c per bush. at both yards.
WoeD.-H@75. /.
Chieago Aasksss.
D TsisssspA.l OareAse. Apsil 10
F1sur-Dfrm but dsnand mot very active
wheat-ANo spring dull. q u ssx0i ssx; -
torn k.,her a.,sti xeis loxsr. Sale: q No
OatsTActiv. ard sasaay. salss q seoaste tot
fof frssh, ana II for winter recsipss NOS
Rys-Farner. with salss Of NJ = ssxs. sad ~
3 ct 80. !
Rarley-Almost pominal.
Hieh Wines-Enursiy nominal, 1t y 1oooSl
eesds-yirm and quise I1mossy' osse0s p; Go
Provisivns- Prices II aaything . shads easier.
Hses port s.ld =. sse. ..,a...a
Oreeesd Hogs Selling In small lois = ~ -
HI Ca9tle- y 870, 30 for eommon; ) Se0s8 Sot
lAlr 70 rcd; sio91 8 for good v eesee:
favo boVp-n Cd rate1v RcttVa ~ H. /
ooo-Omll. ~ r nSOS W4, /,
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Dspssd spss ~ nstAsss. N viii give rss'.'e
yesfoelveos -


w have MT sp end sold this article iei ovse
- ysars, snd CzN SAY In CONFIDENCE md
TRUTH Of Il what ~ hive never heen sble 70
ssy Of any other medieine-Nkykk aAS u
1Xn.EDik 4 YlN0Lk INSTANCE 70 BFfkCT
A CURE, when timely used. Never did We
know o. instance u dissatisfaction By. any one
Who used II. On the contrary. ell are del,ghsee
Nth its operations, and speak in terms OF COM
msndslion Of IL magical effects and medical viz.
toes. We speak in this matter WHAT We ~
KNOW" aher - years experiences. Anu
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION For H Full
FlLMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
In almost every instance where the infant = SOL
fsring from pain and exhaustion. relief Will pc
found in Anesu minutss after the syrup il 3D.
ministered.
Fall directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless The fac-simiie o.
CURTIS \ PERKINS, New York. 10 On ~ out
ode wrapper.
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kEokM PACKET COMPANY.
spring Arrangement, 1880.
Two Daily Lines 70 KeOkuk


EoR Clark.,ills. Louisiana, Hannibal.
dris. warsaw, Keoiai. and iii ,nterne.
Us Nail Steamer T? ROY
M. ,S.s. i'll.
daily Sundays ~cscertsdl Al . o'clock ,. n, ffom
wharf bUat foot Of Chestnut street, carrying exclusive
y thu passengers, u. 3. Mail. and exprcss through In
quick time. making close connections with the follow
Quincy 4 Toledo. Quincy 4 Palmyra, Dies olnea Val.
ley, keoknk, MI. Plcarent 4 Muscatinc, Carthage a
Warsaw. Daily line ~ Packets from kcOkuk Ia Rock
Island and Davenport. Through tickets can b. pro-
cured At the ohico ON board the boats over any u the
above routes.
Steamer JENNIE DEANS,
LUCY nkRTRAh.
One Of the above elegant stesncrs leave daily (Sun-
days c1scpte0 a. 4o'clack =: H., specially IN theffelght
connecting roads at our wharf boat. steamer KATH
will make two trips Q week u Quincy.
specially for the accommodates of way landings
6mith's, Jcrscy, Grafton, Mnson'r, Johnson'2, Milan,
uers, Falmouth Hamburg, Mosicr's. suy City. SCOTS.
Cincinnati, 6ilbcrt's, S~averton. Marion tfty and Quin-
cy. Feeling the Importance 10 the public In having
The speedy transit NJ passengers and freight. viii, up
on the opening q navigation, put ON two daily lines.
offering every facility Tor the Increased trade to our
city. The stcnmer Rob Roy. now building specially
for the passenger trade, for elegance, syeed and com
fort cannot b. surpassed by any steamer upon the
Western waters. The stcaiDcrJ n. johnson has been
reiurnished, cabin heightened, thereby giving moro
al satisfaction, and our patrons trip over our line 10
one Of pleasure and comfort. Thankful for the liber.
q patronage extended for many years, and In our On.
dcavors to extend trade, we ask . continuance Of tho
same. N. MuLL1klN, Recsy,
A. PHILLIPS, Agent,
mChe DIM j. y. McCUNE presidcut.
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SILVER Plated GOODS.
4 Plated Tea Sets. 8 pieces, Rogers 4
Bros mannfacturers, valued from ~
-. SAa
2 Plated Urns, &10O. SOC
l Plated Liquor Stand Of 8 bohemian
PLAZA S'ssS p p;cs,. hand ~
l Plated Fruit B.sket. ~
Plated Toilet Set "
II Silver Platsa Trays. valued from o2o -
TO vluV ....... DO
lee Pitchers 80
1873 Extra Plated Casters, 8 and 9 bottle,
20 i E1s,. Plated c.le Baskets, valued
from a15 to e2c $50
IS Plated Goblets. gold lined, Is i2b
IL do Syrup Mugs. 1S. 20
do butter Dishes, BIS. 40
75 Extra Plated Cups, valued fsom % to
1Psir Salts in case, gold lined. el5. 10
8 Plated Card Receivers, az. ~
~ Plated Soup and uravy Ladies, valued
from q to <s. 10
100 Set. Plated Forks, IL, 8. asd = o..
valued from - to Z. $50
$50 SetsI Plated Table Spoons. II, 8. and
or, valued from t4to ". $50
100 Sets Plated Dessert spoons II. s. and
OF. valued from from 4 70 d. 100
ls Fish knives, valued from 8 tot. ITO
100 Plated butter knives, rs. l25
100 do Sugar SPOONS, u. ITO
go Pairs Plased N lstsrd and Salt Spoons
100 800
300 Plated Napkin Risgn. valued fronl. u.
10 rs. go
1Sst Individual Salts, IN case, 8. 3
50 Pieces Assorted Plated articles, 3. 81
! Pair Flower Vases, Is. .ssa. 10
8 Opess 0iaases, - and Is. 81
Pair Solid Silver Salts, gold lined, 70. 70
2Solid silver Jelly Spoons, 10. 20
6Solid Silver Vest Chains, 10. ~
5Childrcn's Sets knife. Fork end Spoes,
IN case. -. 1S5
l Solid Silver Tobacco Box, IS. %
dozen Solid Silver Tee Spoos, 20. ~
Silver Card Cases, Is. o
Is Silver Napkin Rings, from s 10 10. u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

3 French Clocks, 90. lO
10 do ~
9 do Bronze Clocks. valued from 10
20 20. -
81 Clocks, valued from 5te II. ~
LOO Pocket knives, valued irom tic to8. 10
so Chatelaines, with Pass ~
ssss Giis.. valued At s42.ssS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

able to procure seats The pupils to tho number OF about
one hundred, were seated upon a raised PLATFORM and
examined in all the rudments Of learning singing and
the piano by the touch alone. Not single mistake was
made during the whole evenings examination The
audience loudly appauded. VIM b. Wait, Esq, the
superintendent Of the institution, made short address.
pupils aud this evening there one hundred pupia
They were not In this institution alone for boing
taught 70 read, write and figure, but TO be able
such work as the public might employ them as organss
basket makers, broom makers &c. II was beautiful
yet Affecting sight 10 hundred human beings
SO gifted in learning and music aud yet 80 helpless.
Among tho young ladies several Of great personal
that were looking at hem and yet these poor creatures
were perfectly blind