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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

DR.. Oche0c1xs RulnOnac Nyrup.
nh ereas neAie,ns cured Dr.. J II. acAenek, the
btuS16f0s ~ ROhnDo0y Couou0pti0n, when N
haa seUanel ID 0ooe ebf nadabos aspecs, aaA waen
ep1edt AonlA appsare1 10 - inssitabte. Hie phys.
aw6guoOua6o1 he eoDo ineusablo. Wnen he cum.
msnced the use Of this ei0ple but powerful remedy
HE health Vas restored In very short tine and NO
return Of Ne disease he's been appsehended for al
tAe symptoms quickly disappeard, and hts present
weight 10 more than two haadscd pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted HE atientlon
exclnsivsly TO the care Of Consumption and the DIS
essco which arc ueualy complicated with H. and the
cuFee effected ~ his medicine have been very nu.
mer0ue and truly wonderful Or. Schenek makes
professional vieits IL several Of the larger cies
weekly, where he he's large coneOurte Of patients,
and II IL truly astonishing TO IoT coneumptivcs
that have to be ftedOu of theis carriages aud In
lev months; healthy. robust g.rsoas M sessscx's
PrIie are generally all required In curing c"nsump-
tion Full dirsetiOus accompany each, 90 that any
ono can take them without eeeing DIR. Scheuck, hat
when II 10 convenient Il IL best to him. He givcs
advice free hat Tor th0rough alton with hIs
Respircmetcs his fee h three dollars
Plessc observe, when purchasing that the two like
nerses Of the Doctos-onc when in the lest stage n
Consumption. and the other he nnw L. IN perfect
heaIlh-ose ON the Government stamp.
Sold by all druggists and dealers Prics, 81 so PEI
hottie. or 81 sc per half hosen Lettesa for advice
should always be directed 70 Dr. Schoncks Principal
Ofice, No, - North 9Th Stseet, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agcnts: John d. Park, Cinctn
natl, Ohio: walker 3 Taylor. BuYnhsm Var
Setback, Chicago, Ill.,; Coiins Broe, Ct. Louie. Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17
As Albany, y. Y, correspondent gives

Ay Albany, y. ", correspondent gives
a sad picture Of legislative corruption. lie
SAWS TIA, nee its consolidation in 1858 the
New York Central Railroad has paid more
,h.n half a million Of dollars 10 promote
and pr,yent legislation and that the sum
total aid TO members OF the Legislature in
1865 and sec, for TIE purpose Of securing
the passage Of bills over the Governors ve'o
was about 100000 The price paid Tor
Senators ana Members varies from $500 to
a 500. but r. w., - . 'sbby msobss.
comn.nd.a the s'coesidtsstisn" Of Ga. 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

GIN GRANT while In Nsw Yssk paid
visit to Phelan's billiard rooms. Having
lacked about little. he stepped up to the
head al the establishment aud ssid. "How
do you do. Mr.. Phelan 7" The latter res
turned The greeting but u We still evident
that be did not secsgnize his visitor. The
General then said. see you have forgotten
me. Mr. Phelan. adding with his character
istio mooesty. II used 70 play billiards in
your sooma in San Francisco. Al that time
they called me Capt Grant, aud now they
cali me general" The Great commander is
said 10 be an adept at the game.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

An extraordinary story comes from Mex
leo relative - flour. Ii appssss that sn old
miller in that locality had . very beautiful
young wife, Of whom he was Jealous in Sbe
extreme, and took out HE sculagsment Of
that feeling in thwacking the lovely young
being. There Was certain cook, Of the
male species, young, handsome and fat. who
came % the mill from the hotel 70 buy -four,
and hearing Of the distress Of the levsly
one first, snd seeing her second, became. Of
course, dreadfully in love. Some one told
the miller. All the town began to talk Of
the fac'. aud TO laugh at the fioury one
one day the cook and tho lovely Young
wife suddenly disappeared and msrriy
laughed the MeNicans 1t the milles's miss
fortune; nothing went down but the scan
dial OF the elope,nent OF the miler's wife
and the cook The miller scowled vengeful-
~ upon all the town, and so time passed
by; nothing more was heard Of the cock
and the miller's wife oy any one. Two
ycsss after the miller Was pleased TO die. and
TO inform the world in paper, which was
left 10 be opened aft Ct his death, aud to be
published in the town, that the cook and
his (the miller'O wife had, BY his planning.
c'oped into an oven two years since, and
been b ked that ne would have got rid Of
them elsewise but fer the jseriug Of the pub
lie; Therefore he had ground them up IL .
large mass Of corn, which the townspeopls
were pleased 70 compliment him fos. % be
ing exceedingly rich and nutritious, and he
only hopes that they will enjoy the remin-
iscence % much 10 he did the remainder Of
hto ME. 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

Tns New York Gazette says: "Ths b.
hsyiss Of Hso. John Aossisssy in The Hsuss
has thus fer ct On sxanpis Of descssm
which Vas greatly needed. A'tasosA b
must have been several times sorely tempt
ed 10 .prias to his feet aid insist on seeing
fair play, he hss kept his ssas like . msf-
tyr, he's not said word. end hes just voted
% The other men did when his name was
called. In certain respects Mr. Mosrisssy
10 moiel representative, and when tht
depor :msnt prize medal comes to be offss'
ed, his chance for it will not be the rooses
OF anYh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

BRANDRRTHS PILIS.-Thcse Pills are safe and
sure. They are prepared by process which secures
all the best qualities II the herbs Of which they
COMPOSED without any Of their bad. They benefit in
all CAGES. and do har IN in none.
See b. Brandreth is m white letters on the Cove
ment stamp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

Aw11A - sv8 l.ssAveee tsno ~ - sss1)
eeeooo noe11 = evssy an1ly fse 1ng0ne -,
~ - oeesse1 egsss 1919 = c19s4 ~ 81.
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eocsoe, eAAe1g - eeabe, 49, A6o96s ehspt
- - ~ oDosel ~: ssnssi1e -. 80 kealisx
nevee besn known In sngle cese. % iAjufs. tbc
- q u coue1in9 needle, b1Oasy, - psObs OF Of
eurninx canstce ssrodlng l0tions 90 Eye-watess.
soaisg ard forever esstfoynG he dscaes
eSssetu.e % sovesepe shas sensitive csgan:
- 60 petcoo. STEVENSON OAhlAHAN,
gsie aod Agents soe Psorfiseusps DavsaVoet
AeWe- dec1l.diy /.
HElAep40U FLUID EXTRACT BUCuU =
pleasant In taesv ona UdOe. irce ekO0 ~ inkml031
properties. aud Immediate In . att1on. fd4vk
eHA1T1RgD CONSTITUTIONS Rr0FU1rn r.
U11mUlbs ExSnA6f Bucur, f{SSS-SHVlvS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

liza recent case before the Superior
Court Of New York city the plaintiff, an
extensive dealer in watches and clocks had
telesraphed his agent IN 81. Louis TO die
pos, Of csrtsin goods At . price specified in
thu telegram, ~ gold ~as falling. The tele
graph failed 10 reach ito dsstinstioo and
great los VS. incurred By lhs plainti6.
and he entered suit. The defense ~ up .
printed notice to the s6sst chat they would
not hold Themselves responsible unless
where message vas repeated. This the
p'aintiff failed to do. and the irst message
wss lost In conseqseoce Of ssosov floods
and che oct Of oGod. The jssy sstssasd .
verdict for the plaintiff Tor e60S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17
THG NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
a. or THE

CITY OF NEW AORAs
go Rtaslcsy, Osrser IF Frsskiis Street.
pssis.aasd Depository and Fiscal Agent q shs
This Bank has Cash Capital paid spsf
ono Million DOllarD.
lavjtes sccossts. and will discoeas pacep, and
receive Ill National hank bills = pr, asA aaks
sollsssio.s :.rc.e hs, s - VISITED States and
This Bask hes large deposits. and Il Fiscal
Agent for The United Staiss, - Dsposissry of
Ws ere ssfs III yill dad or isssisuiisa one
the most agreeable esA aAvsntaoesus pieces 10
Aet q ssdssniss Agent fss Nssisssl Baals.
Troy. Aibssy. Bostss. ftits6siphia. B.ltinsrs
!. ::s :, =; s:;.
Il Bssk. in sssa not lies thAs q, eco. per Ii.
essss, Tree Of cbatkS; also. one scd two esst
nd ave est coin in bags ofe6o each. and three
esss 81 = bsgs Of $50. .
-. es.rn y. 0ayis. Pse'idest.
> ~ lies sSora ~
UWx y. EsPs ~ . oss,e4 Auction.
fss.,s -, q. WYE : sss4 In
pessas. 4AAQf4 1gselyaR.
I fl y -, ~. ss:.... o.
q. Lg0oNaS G 4 4 1slsose : Ses. Up
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00oGSaA. PHaaeuj. sf 0sedss, fsllews .
McMGAa, vhsleaale 0feeess, - aDd 10 Beaver
Cssasst fn.ssuususa, Or liisssshsisss
Beolhefs. Brokers', 60 ExchsBgs Place.
10. Nsnsnooss. Shoe MsnusAes"ss' ana
~ - Sus.pn o. ORvIs. grssi!eat
=. -
6IHT, WATTEM = CO.,
eon0Gigoo0Oa lonAn51
No. - Uoo1110y 0ogooos
$500 y = = Droo1a)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

A. = late turn Of the Clay county lndi
ana circuit court aons youog eaItlemso
were feed Is saeh Zoe laughing end wkis.
psring In church.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17
CANVASS OF TIRE UNION

A CANVASS OF TIRE UNION
proves that the successful candidate for general
favor ever placed before
THE PEOPLE,
. that pure and salubriess vegetable beauti6sr,
CRisTADOROrs HAIR DYE.
Far and vide, throughost Tie restored reDahlic IN
defiance Of rivalry and conpstition, II appeals
TO THE POLLS!
a oil who design 10 coihe the sane with Tie uagnn-
cent bocA brown hues which nature has deuied or
sga stolen sway. Manufactured BY J. CRl0TADO
no. Aston Hossss N. Y. Sold BY Druggisss.
ApslssA y ~ nsisDssassrs.
HnlMDOi.De EXTRACT BUCHU end Iuraovup
1oes Wan eneee sogsse - aeleuss a. rdefs n u
th1s stages, q httls s1pense, little ehangs In
d - = = ssPsss; L. a
REQ toe 81 iajulioa: psopes'ies ['sbsdAvs
Prepared OIL Of PALM AnD mace,
Fer Preserviag, Aesssrasg ana
DeeesiKyIhg she 1aeAr.
~ = tA661DiGdsligkAfs - atGalasfsl sstisas
~ VssiA sv~ psedussA, -.t-sn-.
seess. ooao end Deuely ~ lals. bot slso dssie.
80 eseaeas ~ he Touss, = n = highly prh.ned
~ sieA - lslleeAs psstos. iodspscdsnt u shs
seRfant odos Of the Otls Of PAIN Of Ases.
.NTs 1Ao N1arvoa - Geo9o.
4 aewenAo eanai1sl psneaaa. whAsA n lsnsaey u
eoon1 ~ - ognae10 Wioh wAlcA q ela9o - u
11n1koeeAAgean1 posBu0s = uaeQaalleA.
~ ooCvo oRecaos - n enle q ~ DsoegiGO end
Hu1 smS = - pee b0ea1o -. oeo1 6y oHDso1o 10
~ a11BoD ~ HuUsase9sa. ,a ,s4.',s 5
r.. 8. g hasfS'sees =. ~, W11onT . Co..
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81 ~ : g 80 e 49, s.S e <. W. a.
O1oooQ = 1eeuU pooDo6 - 0na1 ooos0ing oTOp-
onOo. 6n01oo 0Go10Bnt . oab0iroDA =. e91eonD
No.. hsaa1ly - ofspte ~ snsue. [ssbSdAviy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

The Eureka 0elck Machine
Makes 5000 splendid Driok per honr. with only nine
men and one pair Of hOsses or 1870 per hour BY
steam power. Has 10 complex machinery to he get
ting ont Of order or breaking down. liz great sim.
plicty and marvellous power cammand the approval
ot every expert, At eight.
We challenge the world b produce lie equsl
Satisfaction guaranteed 10 all purchasere
ADRIAN REQUA, General Agent, No. 1N Broad
way, N. Y. mch6 dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

FOR NON-RBTkNrlON on INCONTINENCR
Of Ustne. tsetetioe. inAAnmatioo o. liberation Of
ne bladder. o. kidneys, diseasea Of he psostrate
elands. stone In the bladder. eaculus gravel trick
duet deposit aud all diseases Of the bladder kdneys
sad 1SOpslcal swcllinas, [dkw1y
UsR HnaHI oln's FUN Rx1nAcr Ducnu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

PHILADELPHIA has more citizens Of Afri-
can decent than any other place in the
prese number reaching 49,
900. They support seventeen churches,
worth 1925. 900, with membership Of g.
4ao. and 100 Sunday school scholars.
They have twelve OF fifteen free schools,
with daily average attendance of 1900
There are thirty-four negroes in the city
whose combined wealth amoants n one
million three hundred aud fifty,eght thou>
sand dollars. The richest man Is Stephen
Smith. lumber merchant. He owns seven.
~ five houses in fee simple. and 10 worth
not less than three hundred thousand doll
lars. Harris Lindsay. county broker du>
ring the war. is worth two hundred end
fifty thousand dollars. Five arrests end .
number Of excellent mueiciane receive dis
tinguished mention. Among the latter u
the BLACK Swaa.' eg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

The phooo0euon 81 the tides - only
been recently attributed - the neeo. but
the theory Of the tide % the side Of the
earth opposite The moon has never yss bees
satisfactorily explained. Professor Soils
van, with o,hsr eeographess, esplaia 10 %
owing - the body Of the earth being drawn
away by tho attraction Of the moon, leaving
the waters behiod % . tide. But . yeung
Cansdian author, NJ. E. 8. wiggins, nov
claims the honor Of having discovsssd shs
true theory, ~ appears from . recent ssti>
Gle IN the P,cten 7Snses. Afses~ showing
the futility Of the idea that the earth IL
drawn toward the moon BY such small
body. which. however, il never approaches,
he gives The following explanation. ''On
looking q map Of the world. it will be
seen that two great ridges Of lAnd, on near
" opposite sidssof tie earth, formed By the
great continents, interseet the watssy world
from North TO South. Now. the moon
passing tsonevereely over these in her west.
ern course, owing to the rotary motion Of
the earth towards the East creates tidal
wave in the Atlantic, extending along the
meridian OF Western Africa and Europe
This follows the moon westward, but can
continue no farther than the coat Of The
Nov Wopu deTe, from tue Tee1Sssnce "
receives. and its tendency 10 seek an squili>
hrum. it is reflect d back and is re>crossing
tho Atlantic by the time the moon has orig
mated similar wave on the opposite side Of
the earth in the Pacific" This, he thanks,
is plainly proved by the fact that, as has
long been a source Of marvel, the tides
never appear but once every twenty four
hours south Of Cape Horn, or the Cape Of
Good Hope. owing, he opines. to the cont
nents not extending far enough South TO re-
flee, tho tidal wave. All this seems plausi>
bio, when it is considered thst in the mid
ocean the tides never rise higher than five
feet. and that they are always later on the
eastern cosst Of Great Britain than on the
western, which all admit 10 result from the
motion Of the tidal wave towards The Esst
- Toronto Leader
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17
Frfghe1al Crime In ltaly-0ixty
Three Rersono Dlovvn % bv .
Welhuleer.

FPfgA11a1 Crime In 1ta1y-olxey
Three Persoas Blown Up bv .
OelAulser.
A Naples correspondent tells the follow
leg singular story:
"Abeut neon lest Friday, Naples wss
startled BY the sound Of an explosion To-
wards PosiGppo. and Il vas seon knoun
that the powder Mills these ha0 BEEN 6lown
up. or sixty- three psssoas Vie we're ON
The spet ~ ths line. twenty were found
dead, eleven wounded. seven unhuss. and
the rest nowhsrs--onl nasgled fFsguests
remained Of them. Tho powder mill and
several hossss IN ~ neighbsshood we're
ovsrthrown. Fossunstslt, de placs whsfs
the powder Was kept aftsr manufasture re-
sisted the shock, otherwise the mischief
would have been still grester. The 0ues
OF the explosion d The NEST SSooshAtlO p9t
Of the affsis. The dirscess of che milh had
raised suspicisa By bic sx'savags0t sxpsndiss
turs. and Il was discovered that ks system
atieally appropriated 10 HE evn bsae3t .
ls-ge portion Of the powder manufactured.
4 party Of police, thsref,rs. headed By In.
spee1se Vsspa. ped hin visis and fonsd
ample. proefs q hie csius. On seeing that
bic itasads ven diseovsesd, As Suna : -
te1t fof. entering . room whsgo about ok
quintals Of powder were stored, and setting
fire thereto. blew himself, the police, and Oh
else who were near into eternity!
"Publie charity hes beso active in Ssh
scribing for the families 81 the sufferers BY
this awful tragedy"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

Tilkss' Spirit says :-'In our last, at the
request Of Me-. Relf, We inserted challenge
for Lady Thorn TO trot any horse in the
word fosr races for 81 900 side each race
TO come OF, over the Fashion course De
tween Goth Of May and the Goth of Jnly.-
The races to be mile heats, three ic hSe.
and two mile heats in harness, ana
mic heats, three IN nve' ana
two mile heats, 10 wagons. Tbs chal
lenge has been promptly accepted by two
parties. Mr.. Charles Revere called upon
ne tirss. ard accepted it for the California
stallion George N. Patchen, Jr. We now
have letter from Mr.. A. +. Ftwsett, Esq,
the owner OF Dexter, who also accepts the
Lsdy's challenge to trot the race under its
terms"
The Turf. Field and Farm says In Ger
tain circles match betveen Heeuon and
Cobusn has bsen the suhjss1 81 siiseussisn.
We understand th.t Heenan has 90 inten-
lions II engaging in prize aehs. When he
renowned the ring and IT, barbsritiss. q was
for al time. We presume u at he respects
hia ma06Oe4 ~ much TO take . baOkWasa
step now"
RuQee he's II that Edound II. Nslms, 81
PAihd blDhia, ~ ssns in chslenge r. The
Americas cham ionship end 81 900. ~
Hsalin and Hsown, the men engaged ia
he mstch Sos q, 900 end ths sculIss's ehso'
pionship, re noW q Wesk. hamil sse1Gasa
up absut he heed waters Of the Ohio river,
which, sines he spsing noods hsve tallsn
ere in good rssioe condition. Walter
Browh u q Pestissd, tshing HE wosk in tn
ne " boat built for him by Stephen Roberts
Of Harlem. This boat 10 Ace specimsn o
racing craft. She 10 thirty lone feet long
thirssen inches and half wide, and weigh
thifty~ssven pounds.
Under recent decision Of the Suprcm
Court Of Ohio, the keeper of bliisrd tsb'
who receives pay for its uss. the money "
ing paid By the losss, although no money
lost on the game. Is the keeper Of . gam
bling table within The meaning ef the stat
ute. Judge Murdoch, Of Cincinnati. charge
the grand jury IN that city. few days ego
that under this decision they we're bount
10 fnd bill sgainst the keeper Of svef
billiard table IL the city. and II The law, q
interpreted By The Supreme Court, 10 ca
forced, the billiard establishments must b
closed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

A. the fosms Of disease Tor which We prescribe H.
Ounpound have shsif ostgh = ~ blood, let IN
senessr reosabef that no merely outword applisu0e
reach ~ CAUsk TIE ConpossI sosns ssso ~
inagon, -IHH ClEAnEL " lHH tl0RASB, dsjvce
rom ite stfeag 1old, sd ~ sieata \ fsilsse9
CUkE WARRANTiU - 49,
ou1NnAM = VAN sCHAACx.
W9eeooo OsuGy1ges, 1elnhs q. CA1eneo.
.A5v0o ~ the NogthVVots
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17
DR.. BIgclOW.

Amb tAe snly Physician. - Specialist,
now u Chicago that can b. entirely
- Delie1 upOA. Go 20 NM. end not ct
- for that horrible disease 70 rsmaIn 10
youe system. dlsA9asine yuur ihee
and body, beaidcs destFoyine your
happlaess and fdtusU prospects 81 NE.
He kae aads PRIVATE DlA1Aa2D
ana NDRVOUO DEBILITY Ne e4udV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

THg GLORY OF NAN 10 0TRIN0rH.-Thers-
lbre The nssvoss and oeellltuasd shouh im0edAse.
y ~ nsAnDaps kxsnAse BvcaU. fdAW
CHAPP4D HANDS AND FACE, SOM l1fUt Ae.
y eused g 0oce By tse 80 u Hego0onfs Canphos
lea with 00eesine keeps the hands con b the cold
81 weetAR. See that you get the genuine. tod By
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

ENFKBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both eeaes, uae Hnns0tD's RxYmAcf BUunu. II
will give bsisk nd snesgetic feeiings, and enable
yOu to rlecp we'll. tfebo-dtw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

sHATT11ED CONSTITUTIONS R1DTO11D .
aAnCaSs kxsnAef bsnc. ffsos-dAW1yS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

THE MOST PERFECT IRON TONIC. - Heeeman'e
Fersied Elixir of Bark. A pleasant cordial CON
tainng The active principles OF Calieays Bark end
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
FUNERAL or BISHOP SCOTT.

At Trinity chapel West Twenty street, the funeral
Of the late Right Rev. Thomas Fielding scott, d. D.,
Missionary Bishop Of Oregon and Washington Ter
rtory, was celebrated yesterday afternoon in the
presence Of o large number OF mourning friends and
many Of the clergy. The funeral was advertised to
commence three o'clock but long before that hour
a number Of people began to muster in the school.
house adjacent to the chapel in which the coffin
tanning the body OF the late Bishop was exposed TO
the Wow Of friends Tho face Of the corpse bore calm
peaceful look II the deceased had fallen asleep ana
number Of wreaths OF igsmor.eites placed tho
coffin by friendly hands Among the clergy present
were the Rev. Drs. Cook, Twing. Dyer, Van Kleeck,
Weston, Gaaude Geer, Spencer Young. Swopc Johnson
of tho General theological Seminary and futile Of 81.
Lukes church; Professor Seymour, OF the General
and Foreign Mission, and the reverend Messrs Sabine,
Newton. Dennison Sill and many others whose names
At three O'Clock the funeral procession was formed,
and made its way into tho church The pail bearers
were Dire Weston, Galnudet Geer Spencer, Young and
As tho entered within the precincts OF the
church. the organst struck up low, trembling volun-
tary and OF the officiating ciergymcn, Dr. TWIN,
began the impressive funeral service for the dead.
am the resurrection and tho lne.n &c. The usual
anthem was then sung by the choir. "Lord lot me
be certified how long l have TO live" after
which the lessons swere read by Dr. Van Kleeck. The
one hundred and thnty ninth hyrn, Rock Of Ages"
was afterwards sung, AID the FINAL anthem that
beautifully impressive one OF Handlers, Il heard
voice from Heaven" taken from tine Book OF ReveIa-
tions Doctors Dyer and Cook assisted In the
vice. which did not occupy any considerable length Of
time funeral sermon dispensed with Tho church
was nearly half filed with the friends OF the late
Bishop, whose loss is universally regretted. Bishops
Stevens, Williams and Odenbeimer, or Hobokcn, verc
invited present at tho obseques. but unable
70 arrive in iiroe On tho CONCLUSION OF the service the
temporarily nterrod. Tho obituary notice OF Bsnop
Scott already appeared in the HERALD Consequently
his noble life in the service OF tho Gospel need not DO
slluded IN hare