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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27
ARRIVALS W<DAY

ARRIVALS fo<DAY.
KEirnssuRc. Capt. Campbell. Fl. Madison.
LAxsixo, Capt. Hughss. Port Byron.
BEx CAnPsELL, Capt. Pierce, Clinton.
KssrasBuno. Caps. Campbell. f. Msdison.
LASsixo, Cspt Hughes, Port Ryson.
The fine passsngse packet New Boston,
Capt. G,innell, will lesss fos FG. Madison,
Monday morning, c. @. Masher in the Of.
dee.
The Western Union Railroad packet
L.rs'ng, Captain Hushes. viii depart tss
Port Byrsn, connecting there sith The u H.
road fos Savanna, Dubuqss end sll poiata
Nsrth and East, at $50 A. \. ; 3. @. Dun
can, aesat.
Advices from s. Paul dated tho 20d, say:
Siaes the sssival II ~ Itaees shsss have
bssn elk ether assisals, end savigatioa ID
nov fully open. This 10 but two days lates
than last seeseo.
The wiseoasia river is vuy hielA end
part Of The bride bridge 4 0sak City NJ
carried away ysssssday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

TUE Mako Taurs.-1t has been dsmcn>
sGsaied 70 the saiisfaetion Of III Who have
gsvsa The ssbjscs . ssisl. thas San P.ssy
keeps The bsss stock u CIeshiag, Clsshs I'D
Pusnishiug 0oeds 70 b found IN lhis vicin.
iy. We reeoa0snd theoe uhe ~ dsebl
eur voed - s1amine bic nonmoth oeook,
whss thsy eannos Ghil - Be esasisssd thal
eur ssatssnsat is siaply ths nGksd tush,
So Psssy's enpseiaa = = - 0sady A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

The japanese Hair stain
cososs ~ hair. whsshap - nosssseAs besst-
fol e1oek os beoWa. s's
y ssssaso seseH - psssssse,sa, - ~ eolo
Win nos ssde = wasA ont. fteparsd y Z. 0ssbbe.
unaeR u L. Sesep. ~ s.- 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27
PuBLlC NOTICE.

ALL srRg1Ts, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE AL
y ssys mast b cleaned bssoss the st day IL Nay
1851 oil persons failing to do wil make themselves
liable 10 nns of not ess than y, than eiv.
besides Daysg three times she amount Of the lost for
The rDoval Of their unsances to the Ciy Of Daven.
port.
Manure may b deposited on Gaines street between
Ninth asd Tenth street; also BY the hridge Farh
nam strsst. H. KAUFMAN.
HEALTH INSPECTOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Cslsos's SsLecr FLAvoas.-8ee saves>
tiasnsnt. [Fsom @. + .. Mosien, shs
~ideiy known Pablishsss u Wetsess'e u.
abridged end Pieseriaa DiesioAasy.]
''0paisonsiD, MAss.. MaseA s 1855.
To wnon II nAy cONcsnS This may
sessifj thst " ]. ". Cotton b hing tine
and lsne tried aeqsesntaUes - ours. highly
eaeersd With oil gesd qualities, and ws ere
assursd wsll give ensisU sasislsction 20 all
who may have the plsasuss Of dealing With
hin. = % his Extracts q I'll who use thsm.
q. 3 q. MnaxlAn."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Ut. rsnyls, 0ssdsaer and Florist, or.
Aah and Main Sea., fruit end esnamsoeal
oeese. Ay1o-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Asssxrex 10 called 70 he advsrtieemsne
u : sunnss ssaidsocs fos ssos. A >~sy
dee;soh,s eppsseusiey is.bsss sGbssd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Ws,s.ss hes The bsse, shsspsst and
most complete stock Il Dsy 0so1a in tAs
City. .s IS go
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27
SUMMER RESIDENCE
TO Lett

A GOOD DWELLING 1DOUSU, CONTAINING
n Rsrior, sitting hooo. fbus Bed nooos End good
Cellar, surrounded ~ garden sf abost two sere.,
Nieh eood bparsng Appls osooa UAesfieo, vises and
al kinds Of eaall ffIie. S,abtng for two hosses,
Daet1so for eo0e Gown u h sA0ed - wished. good
cell an1 oil other occOa00datloAe; twelve niles
fro0 Dov1npors.
lnqui1s = .. 9. F1sKE son Harrison Street,
betvsea - 4 ID ~ cts. .apr37 dSt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Metropolitan Hall.
PRIVATE LECTURES
DR.. o'LEARY,

- NV vzAzIst4 nv OSvL n.
TO NIGHT. SATURDAY, APRIL 81.
n.u- tratcd With splendid natenerice imported
ffon Psris sspec ally Tor these Lsstures.
A0n1soloa - oaeA LeCeore, - 80
" The d. nay b consulted daily fron 10 A. n
te H. 4 regard 70 all dlssaees d IL Pennsylvs
nie 8euee. W.A. nA0rlN,
spsSs-ols Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27
CIT 1T e M >.

Ksuos l. CARHAaS will epea On Moaday
mofning Spring Saeque,. Dsess Goods and
pasneole.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Hol,cwAvs P,LIs Aup Osxrxsar.-Pssctice ~.
rheosy.-Ths unparalleled sucrcas which slssDda
yysipelas. salt-rhesm, Hinge 4vil, barbsss Itch.
u'csI; Sore leg. Ming sorn. asd Al ssia disee.es
would be deemed Incredible, wers IL not sub.tsnea.
results cannot fall 70 QUE adotsaai0e for the
asaius which dspiays such scicnce a she cxnrpstion
o. disease asd In the triumph Of health Sold BY oil
Dsu9giees.
HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents, black o.
bsowa Instantaneous, natural, durable, beau.
tiful reliable, indeed the best In use, has beeu
before the public over fifteen years, 10 She
cheapest, containing % much a. tho usval
dollar sizes. Depot No 86 John street,
New York City. Sold By oil Drugeists
patent medicine, pesiumesy and fancy
goods stores every whore. junell-dly ,
Co TO rnx Bsss.--Go To the Bryast \ Stsatton
Iowa state Business College 10 gota thorough prac
ticN business education. or 10 become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers, ad.
dress. enclosing stamp 1.-The Rryant - stratton
Commercial College, Davenport. Iowa
>
Nora AND FRgcKLEs.-Th The only reliable
remedy .or brown disco ora ton called Morn
and FaecxLEs. 10 PERav's Morn Ann
FREckLK LorIoS. Prepared BY DR.. B. G.
Perry. Devmstologist, ~ Boud st., N. r.
Sold by oil Druggists. mh25 d6m cod.
TayPaosR SILT Is something that will
keep your hair on your heal swre; and Il
you ase bald headed Il will make tho hail
grow IL there 10 . root LEFT under the shining
scalp. Il has ths true vistus 10 il. end
svssybsdy who wants seund, hsalehy. luxe
siant nais. should use Il hy ~ means. Al
ways cell fer Tsyphoss. For sals By I'll
DrueRtste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

II you want jetty black whiskess use,
Upham's Hair Dyc-only 90 osats bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up BY J. J. KRONER.
PAlladclphiA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

A. Q. Fsrsus hss 20 Gsod bsildisg lees
Alss, Soss asss. eas go ssd half scse lots.
~ ioeslsd, ~ sals = lever ssses shs" ssy
osAss psepessy hsldss sithin sbs city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

"A 'lu~DRsD Y.AR. TO CoME" DR.. J. w.
Poland's White Pine Compound will be the
only recogoised me iicsl preparation In the
treatment Of all diseases OF the Bladder and
Kidneys, and Throat and Lung affections.
Thousands attest its merits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

/ Tus Gssss, bsss ssd shsapsst ~ q Pesse'
aed fsble Cstlssy y - 1ssad h Dsssapest
Il u J. 4. Dsvsnssst's Hardware stsss. -
Body street. We know whereof ~ write
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

SELLING FAST.

Three yesn sea Lallssaad's Spsci6e
~ hsss iassodussd ists Dsvsapssl Fsa
seoths IL aalss wsss vssy snall, ~ people
~ ksswias y psssssssd satssasdisssy
ossies bet is esadsally wesksliis NY Into
sssssissy, sod 70 dsy II sessds snssg shs
moss valssble prspaeatieos. II -enls ~
bsesos lasee, sod vsll Il nigee ~ - sies
casss out Of tea Il doss III hat u elaiosd
e. Il. Ws4@& A@&S
Rneu0ae1sm aoA Neoeo1gfo
Can Be- cured BY ~ uss, end oue psopls
know H. Il s6sseuslIy seadicatss oil poison
kom The blosd, end IL laes b Ne gssstssa
BlooA Purifier
sf shs age. Wasm weaahes is near q hand.
and ws advise ali 70 take bottle Of u and
cleanse their systsms thoroughly.
Call as any drug store in the city and get
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

JonS CAMERON is now prepared 10 do al
styles Of house and sign painting, glazing.
grain,ng. &c. Also plain and decorative pa.
per hanging. Ceilings whitened On shost
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No. 15 West Third street, between Brady
and Main. Aps.4 dsm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

I orISyfLLn CEMENT-lep naSve,s LoulsviLc
u Cement, jass received per etsames AInocsosA and
f1s . ie By JAS n. DAlZEkL BRO.
Davenport ARii 80. lse,-div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Tn AUTHORIZATION fos the inprevsoeats
- a.d In he visiaisy Il he islasd viii not
b available until tis let q 18th Of July.
asd until that tiws thsss will - ~ ioasase
in shs seses n nscia.iss aad lsssesss en-
plsysa Wet = stia fssaisAsa y ahs ed
haaAe, ~ ~ ~ sose - taksa q. bso
sllR tlae toe tAsss Win psshably -
wssk fee all ~ - essirs0 q sseusiae
saplsyesat. Thsoeh ~ sppsspsiasisa d
eloo. 900 tee ths waAsf pswr - now b
sssd. ~ stess of vsese = ~ high n
vssk = y e,ssiaA % spsa u - adveaaaess
as6 Ne ~ SrslAAly hsss y vsis snsil ~
~ uo1se = ~ saa0ss ooaAhs, vhen ~
asst thisg bsaas - wiii y sAs ssnsvsl .
,thoteo6i61 ln1n5 Ind H. sla1 - absvs IL.
Whsa this y dess o. river viii b In IL
uoensal olass. Ihis har = said = ssaGaiu
loao0o yords, vAisA - 20 yeats pr yard
shsis~sse pssss inssnsvsl - b esssrscs'
fss, vill iasslvs - sspsediesrs 81 elO.0ot
for the sasd ber aleos. Ths de0elitisn o.
TIE daa viii require considerable esas'
vosk, ~ NJ ~ will - lsgs ssa.-
A. ~ Wsstu - saly - oHio6 % assje(
~ Waoss the1D Wel6e aaase pooDv b
oUnQoeoo0 = 1uD t1Aa t1gso yeoee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Tns ATLANTIC NonsnLY.-The May mum
Der of this excellent magazine bas been re
csivsd. II contains the 9th Installation ol
Holmes master. piece Of fiction. the "Guard
ian Angei''; . paper on tho geaius o.
Dickens. and the usual variety Of poems
sketches, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

RrAD what the editor Of the Cincinnati TInp says
ofALLBN's LUNG BALSAA:
A KxsAsKAsln cUns-ns. esmuel Lewis. 0as Of
the old Pioneers of Cincinnati. very long, appa-
rently, In the last stages Of Consumption. aud given
up by physicians. when some kind friend recommen-
ded him to ALIENS LUNG BAIISAM. He did
50. and Immediately commenced recovering. and 10
nov able v attend TO business. lie says Elm truth.
may Say II has saved my life" Mr.. Lewis is we'll
known In Cincinnati. and the fullest confidence may
he pisccd In his statements It IL due therefore, TO
the community, especially those suffering under ths
terrible malsdy that the fullest publlcy be given 70
such marvellous enscs, that other sufferers nay avail
themselves OFT remedy. With pleasure, therefore.
we refer TO ts cure.
From our knowledge Of shs merits Of this excellent
Bslsasn. snd what hear ~ its mehts. think IL
shosid b. u once used by oil persons suffering fona
cosgh. or any pulmonary complaint. We hear that
many fer advanced In consumption. have been cused
BY its use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27


teom The egalion:
"wAsa pss.sssAsp lsvs 80 TsssA akesaA.
among bAso u hsOehsss,
y: s.:s :ss: .s.!:: :. e s. s:s s:s r. !. oh.
OOoos roeeo Vsoco the thOsny woy
A.ooe shie vsls sf sssvu~.
The 2 osrrs shss ehed b Ar lesves te-Aav.
eAalt oeOo0 seas ts-assr~w.
2ss A." ~ T TSri..$sir. 1--we .ss fss.s'
These soci<ties afisr while adopted I
complsle ard Common system Of govern
Order Of OId FellOWs" In 1918 some o
the societies seceded from this order ON the
question Of bsnishing the c0uvivisl ehasac
les Of their meetinsf, and q . convention
| held il Manchester, Epeland. formed The
| Indepemdent Order Of Odd Fell0Ws. There
| esc nov In Eugland over $4,000 Odd Eel
| lows. and, the speaker said, 1T has done
more for England, has blessed eaglish
| hearts and homes more than any dozen o
EseAnus psoudest Kisss and Qusocs."
| Too uedes Wos- fuuuUed In Ihe Ueiied
6eatss, April 20sh, 1919. by Th0mas Wildey
aud . lev Others, y ths Ctty q Baltimore
Whleh We ratified BY susboeity trO0 sbs
seder in Rsennd. T6omas WlIdeyb nam,
hae teoo9s kse.n sars.enoss xnslaos
"a Amoeica; cd, a)sAO09o poCf, - black
= - order itelf.
The order spseaA yuqi1ly IN the Unite,
States. ~ In 1Uoo bad ae1o DrdeoA and
l7S0l0memhsgA. II 10oU the osdee i th,
United 6enaao paid Ous TT cAArloy and re
lAe1 oool, - aod 0asiae he tAtrty year
kpsevious, 06.A76. .62e. TIE osdse to-1s!
| probably nenbsrs over 500 Iodass. sn'
u 10000 nsmbsss.
sCss - one Nd sAess assrss and 20
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

AsuuAL Rsns1ss o. SliPs IN CAlvARy
BAsssss nsnss.--Ths sapsai renting Of
dips y ~ Calvssy Baptisa Chssch, south
west corner Of Perry and Fourth streets.
viii take place 1, the sudienes room sf the
church, On asxt Wednesday evening. Asg
let 1857. csmosnsing prsmpty q O'Clock.
Psrseas desiring = secure ssats msst b.
in attendance ct that time. s,l27-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Ous ADVICE Ia all who are In any way troubled With
Kryslpelas Cankes. Salt Rheum, ocrofulA, or othes
forms Of hnnor. u " use DR.. .. A. weaver's lualy
ssebssteh and ncser-fAlns remedies for these cunsr
piaists. We have no doubt that q Desse half The
chronic compisints existence have thcir orisin 10
sone form Of hunoe which only necds TO he crsdi-
Gated nom the system, to them nom untimely
grave. We ass Glad that Ds. Weaver ~ tarhed hs
attention TO this caas os diaeases which have been
long neglected. and which have rapidly ncrcased
In almost all parts Of the world. The thoueands who
have already bsea cured. ass but many living ccs
udcates. appealing to suffering aanity. and attest
Ing the wo'k of traly valaabls discovery.
". Weavers Syrup and Ceratc fvr sals BY oil drug.
gists. mafSS-dAwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Tss Dsss ToSIc.-Csswsll. Nseh 4 Co.'S
Ooabisatioa of Iron, PhosDhosss and Calisava-
~n - Fervo-Ph ~phosassd kllKis Of Caisaya.
he Iron rsetorss color 20 the blood the Phosphosus
fsnsws waste Of the nerve TISSUE and the Csiisass
gives natural. health al tune ~ the digestive Organs
Oae pint ntains the virtue OF oaace Of Callsays
snd one teaspornfu grain of Iron and Phosphorus
Nsaufacsursd by
CA,wi:LL. MACK 4 co, New York.
For salc bv all Druggists. inuS-d -eut- weOw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

CnILD 4 Co., 43 Brady street. have one
Of the largest and best selected stocks ol
Boots and Shoes vest Of Chicago. Every.
thing new and stylish Tor Meas. Boys
Ladies', Misses end Childrens' wear can
new be found at thsir sssss. esd every thing
70 cold - psIess dseyisg esopstition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Ous Youxo FoLKs. Aay number Of
this popular monthly 10 full Of interesting
and instructive matter, and will afford the
rising generation much pleasure. The
scope and value Of iss contents seem to in>
crease in esch number. and il will soon be
indispensable to every household.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-27
Varieties.

At Gardiner, 50 runs the story, an
exhorter Mt revival meeting became
rather indignant because brother
was his superior in singing aud pray
ing. SO be got up and said : "Broth-
er--can sing and pray but by the
blessing of God, there's one thing !
can beat him in, l can fiddle his shirt
OIL"
DR.. Claiming says man came to
hun once to inquire who was Melchiz-
edeck's father. He wanted to know
who he was aud all about him. SO
the doctor sat down and talked with
him for an hour and explained to him
all about Melchizedeck' father, until
finally the man said to him Doctor
wouldn't you lend me ten shillings r
A Portuguese mayor enumerated
among the marks by which the body
of drowned man might be identified
when found, ga marked impeachment
in his speech
The following quaint epitaph on
husband and wife is TO be seen in one
OF the Partisan cemeteries:
" / am anxiously expecting you-A.
ID. 1927
Here | am A. d. 1867
So the good woman was forty years
making up her mind to follow her hus
band.
The following scene is laid in q FRS
class hotel Traveller desire to be-
called at six o'clock. Clerk, (witl
gold chain If yon viii ring the bel
at that hour one of the boys will at
tend to your case.
As Charles Lamb and friend wer,
passing through the lower purlieus o
London. they saw two women violent
ly scolding each other from the uppe
windows of their respective teuements
which happened to be on opposite
sides of the street Why, thes
women can never agree" remarked
Lamb, "they are arguing from oppo
site premises. "
Mr.. John Quill makes the following
offer 81 will walk with any good
looking girl, who has fortune in he
own right, upon any given moonligh
night, both parties to go as slow a
they please, and neither to hurry bac
to the starting point. will then. o
the word, walk into her affections
and walk off with her fortune
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-27

could do nothing but gather flowers
and sing and dress herself and Sam
said he bad worked so hard on land
he wanted land holiday, as well as q
sea one; and then Nina wanted taking
care of, and Polly went with them.
After little Sam got cross, and ate
nothing, and took long walks, and
long rides, and drank vinegar, and
talked ia low tone of voice, and
stammered, and bushed, and then
left off kissing Polly at night, and
then left off kissing Polly at all, and
thon, one day, Polly found herself cry
ing in his arms, with her tears being
kissed away before she well knew how
she had come there and after that
Sam talked loud, and smoked, and
left off drinking vinegar, and behaved
again like a rational being, so much so
that one day he was allowed to take
Polly to church, and have an inter-
view with the minister, after which
they wrote their names in book. and
the bells rang as II no names had ever
been written in tue book before
1t happened some weeks after this,
as Polly and Sam were sitting on the
bench, that Polly said +:
Sam, dear, l want 90 ask you one
thing"
Well, Polly?"
"When did you first think--you
know-after you came home r
Well, do you remember one day
Nina and / were sitting down on the
garden seat, and you came to fetch us
to tea, with old Grip trotting after you,
and Nina was making me up bunch
of flowers ?"
% Yes. Sam, l remember
Well, dear, / asked you for flow
er."
Yes, I remember
And you plucked rose with a lit
tie leaf, and -"
Putt in your coat Was it them"
Yes, Polly, it was-when you came
SO close to me that l could almost
hear your heart beating / made up
my mind then, Polly, that | was not
too old, and that l might be happy
again.
And are you happy, Sam, dear?'
l don't think Polly heard Sans an
swer very clearly but she seemed
to understand that he was once q
Week
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-27
How tile Romans Lived.

II anything more We're wanted to
give us an idea OF Roman magnifi-
cence we would turn our eyes from
public monuments, demoralizing games
and grand professions; we would for
get the statues in brass aud marble,
which outnumbcred the living iuhabi-
tants, so numerous that one hundred
thousand have been recovered and
still embelish Italy, and would descend
into the lower sphere Of material life
Ito those things which attest luxury
and taste to ornaments, dresses,
sumptuous living and rich furniture.
The art of using metals and eating
precious stones surpassed anything
known at the present day.
In the decoration of houses, in soci-
al entertainments, in cookery, the Ro-
mans were remarkable. The mosaics,
signet rings, canoes, bracelets, bronze,
chains. vases, couches, banquetting
tables, lamps, chariots, colored glass,
gliding, mirrors, mattresses, cosmet-
les, perfumes, hair dyes, all attest
great elegance and beauty The ia
blcs of thuga root and Delian bronze
were MS expensive as the sideboards
Of Spanish walnut SO much admired
at the great Exhibition in London -
Wood and ivory were carved al ex-
qusitely as in Japan and China Mir
rors were made of polished silver. 49,
Glass-cutters could initiate the colors
of precious stones so well that the
Portland vase from the tomb Of Alex
ander Seyerns, was long considered as
genuine sardonix; brass could be
hardened so us to cut stone.
The palace of Nero glittered with
gold and Jewels. Perfumes and flow
ers were showered from ivory ceilings
The halls of Helicgabulus were hung
with cloth and gold, enriched with
jewels Tiberius gave n million of
cesterces for a picture Of his bedroom.
A banquet dish of Daesilus weighed
500 pounds of silver. The cnps Of
Drusus were of gold. TUNES were
embroidered with the figures of vari-
Gus animals, Sandals were garnished
with precious stones. Paulina wore
jewels, when she paid visits, valued at
100000. Drinking cups were en-
graved with scenes from the poets -
Libraries were adorned with busts
and presses of rare woods. Sofas
were inlaid with tortois shell, and
covered with purple.
The Roman grandees rode in gild-
ed chartots, bathed in marble baths,
dined from golden plate, drank from
crystal cups, slept ON beds of down,
reclined on luxurious touches, wore
embroidered robes and we're adorned
with precious stones. They ransacked
the earth and the seas for rare dishes
for their banquels, and orn mented
lon, onyx cups, cups from Bytheuia,
marbles from Nunidia, bronzes from
Corintb, statues from Athens--what-
ever, in short, was precious or curl
Gus in the most distant countries. The
luxuries of the bath almost exceed be-
lief, and on the walls were magnifi-
cent frescoes and painting, exhibiting
an inexEaustible productiveness In
landscape and my theological scenes.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-27
New view OfPris0n Life.

The following is All exact copy OF a
document found in the cell of n pris-
oner who had just been discharged
from the city prison, at Bath, after
three months imprisonment for fell.
ony: ITO be let, ready furnished,
very snug apartment in the Bath City
Hotel, Twerton. The above hotel il
replete with every convenience, and il
situated on the rise OF n lovely hill on
tho left Of the Lower Bristol road,
within ten minutes Of the station
from which a Royal bus will convey
YOU. The hotel has beautiful view
of Lansdown, b, aeon hill, BeecLen-
cliff, with the whole city Of Bath like
panorama. The rustic village and
mills Of Twerton are within ten mint ties
walk, of Tic bealthful and s)ul it
spring Combe down The manager
Of the hotel. or governor, keeps so re-
spectacle that no one is admitted as u
resident without special recommen-
dation from tic Mayor and Mngis-
trates of Bath. The hotel has o spac-
ious chapel, with visiting chaplain,
and tho responses are daily accompa
MED with about seventy Nasal Organs.
This department, marked 26 on the
plan, would suit any young man, or n
bachelor of quiet and sedentary hab-
it,, who viii find this quiet retreat.
The property is well looked after, ~
the doors are of iron, and double
locked the windows have iron bars
to keep thieves ont. Apply 20 the
Mayor and Magistrates. Good atton-
dants and Man Cook is kept. LON
Times.