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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

NEW .\rrLES.-Nixon x Co. have
made both ends meet this year in The ample
inc. Yesterday they received several bar
els Of first rate eatin. apples. Just IS tie
as, years had been disposed Of.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
STATE DEMOCRAT.
L(N.fL ITEMS.
rur HrArE DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

BPECIAIs
A. an aivert.sing pap.r thu State DsDPfrdt II UNI
.er.slly regarded the established medium 81 bnsi-
ness communication between th" buyer and serrr' IT,
,r,av Increasing circulation, both at h"m" an
,,r,ad. offers a favorable orsortuniJ for jphic~u
denomination IL mercantile intelligence. II IS sl-o
,yo-te family jpsrna. hence Rrtail Dealers a. wei
:. more exien.vc trades p e, Mechanics and CIT
s.ts y al hnd IL ellumns essential 10 - pro'r.tous
,,slneys "a WORD 10 THE WISE ="
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, July %.
SsxArE.--Mr. Seward presented an in
yitation from Vanderbilt to the Sena-
tors, to visit on Saturday morning bis
new OCEAN steamer living OF the arsen-
al, stating tn at facilities would be Offer
ed for that purpose.
The House bill, 2. lative to the i'm
provement OF the Savannah river, was
| ps.eei.
Mr.. Mallory, from the committee en-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
FOR Producing HAIR on
R.1L ID III II II I'D >,
Aud Restoring
G. T. ay EI n 1 H
=

VTNViS Astonishing nm. uir q'aI q " raraion mas
L IA yrr fam d t. r-o luc" uwih Oh is'li IL a''s
vi us,l according 10 dir ~ IONS ai Turn halr
y, K To- its % icinal color, after having com. gray
and en-tatc II in all its original health Iuste oft-
ness AMI b.antv. Il moves at once all scirf, dan
run. and unpleasant itclins scr"fna, eruption ana
fcvcri>h heat f., IN the scalp IL as" prevents th'
hair fem b coming unh alb and falling IL and
Il nee a, - : perfect
HAIR INVIGORAT0n AND TONIC.
We ann x a few certificates, to corroborate our as :
scrti'ns
Sose Of Esinois Carlisle, Jyne 81 1S53.
hav. used Pref q. ! Woods ltair Restorative,
ant, ;ave admired its wonderful ed Ct. My hair w's
becoming a, thought PERMANENTLY gray. hut by
tn w. IL the ''Rstoratlve il has resumed it- or
iginal color, and have 10 ,nbt. rrna nnn'ly
SIDNEY BREESE
Ex-senator United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

NorI>G IN ME AES.-bur dear
f1i"rI. the {. zct'r man. Is some on CATCH
ing at etraws About twice wee. he
MANUFACTURES bogus vo'e, on III" cars. and
af coarse. brings Il ont in favor OF FIRE.
mont. Sach if'nscy hrica'ions gotten mp
a tl,e last resort Of fast sinking patty
ase 700 Dare faced 10 Re cred tcd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

FmIr SrogE.-W. &. Cotcs has
become permanently engaged in The fruit
trade, IN this city. nd W II keep up such a
stock as will me il full share Of public
patronage. Apples, peaches. pears, 'ogeth'
er with all foreign and nestle green and
drie. fruits, nuts &c viii be kept in their
season Sae Advertisement and be sure TO
eaIl a, H., storc-one door below Alston's.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
.TIrSTRECElJ'ED,
A Cias f4sh's, in addition To his fnrmH,
I \ stock OF Goods. . large assortment 81
GRO De .R0l SILKS.
Bnrages
Bsrag,s Plain and Figured.
XrNins PI..,tcd
white Graduate Hooes, and
ParaSOlS.
10 wBRR z q II
CHAS FISH.
Dissolution.

TIVE partnership heretofore existing 7rd,r tho
L name cfJAs. y. DALzELT. BRO, Is this d. 5
III solved by mutual consent.
All business Of the late firm will br settled by thr
subscribers, who who VIII Continue in the Grocery
Business at the old stand
Thankful for past favors We hope by attention te
merit continual ion Of the same.
NJ. DALZELL l. Co,
farIH S. E. cor. I'd T. -etry sts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
Troy, July %

The Amnric ms had an immense Lsass mee
ting in the " last evening. having from
5000 70 5000 people present. The Hon
Erastns Books, If n \, principal speaker.
large delegations attended from Albany.
Cohoes, kaurinsbursE, Waterford and West
po.t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26


At one o'clock this A NJ a large fire oc'
CURED on King s, rect, in this CITY destroy.
ny number Of frame buildings; offices.
&c. The theatre narrowly escaped DIES.
traction. Less so ,0oC,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
f" A WORD TO THE WISE. .

LL persons lnd,ht TO the Subscribers. either b,
xlNnte "r on Account. are requested To max. IN,
mediate paym nj at The EMPORIUM, OH Brady stree
| betws % ~ and Sd streots.
! [Juiy 2s-dtfl AF. & e. v. MICHEL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
M.aGS! D.lGS! D.lGS!

MANUFACTURER, W ,hr Chioseo Bag Ma''nfae'o
My, Randolph street. corner of CLARK, chieaso
yLCuR BUCKwnEAT, CoRN MEAL. INN FAR
NEKS, QSNAByRG AND SEAMLESS,
GRAM SACKS
vurn.h 4 upon the sn,rf"st n'ce aud at The
jSvcs, market pyic,s The designs inr branding arr
nsw, original, aud not I" ~ surpassed ~ ,ns 'o'"-
try. q -" IN"
ivAaf p,st O1cc--a1iress tn 1851
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

Ag,ntlrman of Boston writes to his fri@nds in New
Bedford. this
IT, your inquiries would reply. that Grst COM
mnnced using Prot. Woods Hair Restorative ry
hair " as almost white and had been for tle last
ten v airs. and ii was very thin on the top 81 my
head. and very loose, aud pulled cut freely but !
found that before had used all the second bottle.
(which eight weks) my hair was entirely
change TO its original c"ior, eight broWn,) aih ls
now free from danruif. and quite moist. hsvr HAD
NV hair cut five six times ince the chang. aih
have never seen ANYTHING like white hair starting
fro, the rcots and it is now as thick as ever va
and does oui all. I. has prevailed IN my
all that could wish to ask.
July l, 1856. Yours, etc
81 Louie, March 7th 1854.
rof Wood: NJ. hair cnn,mencd falling OF som
cn. or four years since and continue to do So un-
n I became aute bald ! tri"d all III" popular IN ''-
ne the day, hut TO no effect. At last was in
uccd try celebrated Hair Restorative, and am
happy to say. it is doing wonders. nave nov 4
NJ growhof young hair, aIi oheer. uly re on.mead
its use g all similarly aft 'cteh.
A.C. WILLIAMS, 1888 Second street.
Eosin, Mich, august ., 1855.
THIS is " certify, that one year ag,, was quit"
gray and my hair thin npJn the top Of my head,
that frarad its entire loss In this condi'itn ap-
ped for aad obtained bottle Of Prof Woods Res
torativc ana before had used one quart bottle, tn
hairs had entirely disappeared and It ha6 thick
| encd up. to be as full as usual and 1t assumed
glossy appearance apparently NOR" beautiful than
ever it bfore. do, therefor, cheerfnly recon-
mend it to all these ladies' who value beautiful, head
Of Aar. will all Estate that use it now, occasion
ally, for its healthy and beautifyinc eft cts
SARAH S. hROwi.
Chicago Nay l, Isat
Ihayc nse~i Professor Woods Hair Restorative 4
decided advantage. II prevents the hair fromcomini
ont. gives 1t gloss and softncss very desirable
The few gray hairs had, have entirely disappeared
Ohrs of my family have used il, and concur with N
| in pgOnouacirg u all it processes to I've.
HENRY A. CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
81 Louis, Sept. 20 1859.
E g. !. WOOp--Sir: have used nearly thre
bottles II y"nr Hair Restorative, and have found II
EFT ct vnry satisfactory 1t has entirely destroyed al
dandruT from my head. and restored my hair to II
original Color, which hal become quit. gray
wM. TRUSDALE.
ty Sold at 1Is Market st, eet, st. Louis, Mo-. %
Broadway, New lorA, &:d BY oil druggists ever!
where. All kinds Of family patent medicines for sal
the hest possible terms, at trof Moods establish
memt, IA Market street. St Louia.
Sid hc~e Nv al he Druggists, and by all popuia
Druggists e>eryvi,e =. [ Jy1t.i-y-Yl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

Paper Your walls tor elegance, con
venience and comfort. Smallheld & Holm
have jus, received large aud well selected
assortment of wall paper, TO which W
would direct tie attention Of those wishing
10 purchase. See their advertisement IN to-
daYS paIer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

uuuIeonae =, DeUales-Ds. Csees@aH's
111ls.-TAs combinations q" ingredients ~ these fs
~ the result os lons and extensive practice They
ere mild In their operation, and certain In o'te"a
~ irr-sulari,es painful mcnstrua,'on removing All
osstruc,ions. wh tbsr from cold or o'herwi-e heal
abe pain IN III, side paptation % the heart ais'"o
a s,eep, which arise from n'erruptien Of nature
Th.y. can ~ successfully use as preventive III -
p,lls should never be taken In pregnancy, A. thei
would sure 70 cause . miscarriage. wsrrsnted pnr7
In veseta able, and free from anything injurious 10 ne
OF health. Eyplct directions, winch shosii be f'a'
accompany each box. Price 81. For sale =! IN
Druggists In Davenport, aud HINES tnrpensrf'
R.t Island snt by mail BY incIo.ing 81 to Or Cor
oe,,u. L. CAeeseman, No 1877 Broadway, Ne" YORK
I,.1s,-i,witnl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

nm WILLIAM yANZANDTo of st Louis Occuist
~ and Opthalmic surgeon, Andng il necessary for
his health u reside, during tbe warm season. IN
more northern situation, has selected as summer
reside nee the city Rock island III, where h. can
consulted for all diseases II the ry and opthalmc OPP
erations from the first OF July until the last OF Sop
tcmber. Chronic AFFECTIONS generally will rcceiv .
vortkn Of his attettioI, and eye patients will find
that iuriug The wsIh EGO, they be more sue
vtAsfuNj F-ated in au.ofe n rtern climate than tn
az II 1&uis -. =" - 0,ne5)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

4 fine cooling drink for warm wca-
Their can be hal at NJ Ks Saloon on Brady
Street Call IN and see for your selves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
WANTED

At the DEMOCRAT OFFICE, a
Boy. One about If wears Of age
preicrreI'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
.ylrLIlS LIT.l.VI r.,
Ia A Nd a q IL Mt
Office in Atehi,on'. Block. Second street,
between Main and Brady.
Timber Land.
Improved Farms.

= ACRES large auiifnl Timber, 90 mc'
| | l. FROM Ddv'nloiG prIce $N,lf- aer,, s!l b.
,llypIi i ~ .ult pu Htser>.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26
Selling Rates Of Exchange.
NY Chubb, BrOshcy, Harrow O.
Exchange on Germany.

(,TYRIING BIZ Is for 81 and upward. Or e..lc by
> CHrpp, Bno., EArRow and Co., bankers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

90 acres highly improved farms 3 miles from Day
lp,ri: .tE acres cuit vatinn < nd board fec " III
usag, orange, house, stabif, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

3 mil 5 from Davenport; I'D acres; 40 acres i'm
pr vr--.O 1cI UNDERSTANDING water; house, sta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

4 beautiful f,rm 81. miles from parcnpor'-l6t
lrle---Go acres IN cuiilvatin, part timber new
lou,c, Stable eir.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

Is he,u'ifll IS III Strih pavenpqst-t,rms lib
ally 'rpy 10 Recommendations.
jy.3.l JtIICS LYTANCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

81 ZOUSs, SEPT. 20 1863.
E~ g. !. W0Op--Sir have used nearly three
bc't"s n y"nr Hair Restorative, and have found ~
e ct very satisfactory. 1t has entirely destroyed All
dandruH from my head. and restored my hair to II;
original color, which hal bacomc quit gray
wM TRESDA1E
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-26

3lt aces : mics from pavanyort-'7s acres in
me-" 10 ACES ~ high stat" Of cultivation, I39
!, re- urb.r. large orcnrd two COED wells - water,
la..e house with rooms. stables, ouibIidng etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24

unDlCAL AND SURGICAL CARD
rOnN n COOk r. o., az indianapolis, 10 ~
i M !. O. HAREkn. u this city. have asNciss,l
sraiIv- DR. ca h., S-xn ~uSaerd u the proeesstoe
~vrr = yesss T~y. fYI assured sAas their I'm viz
b. sbie u uses sh~ Just exctattoe Of liberal cses-
0mify. DR. Cob soIic,ts surgras ceses q ~ siads.
;,s l1iana lasiiIss. fsr the nsds BIZ e1rt nce 10
ihs tseatmraf Of diseased Eyss, wayrsnte him 10
h~ii..vng that h. viii " useful 70 teose who may
consult him in rsf.r.nce ssch coses; tos diseases
Of Voen and Children will cisIm his pAsticlar AZ
teItioa Ognce up stairs over the Pust 49,.
RE1EREuCEo:
h. y. Gross, Prod surgery, Louisville, K1
= Nusss do Ciucunatt;
Nm Joscph 4 " fright CIV. Of Indiana;
Hon u II Smith, TX q Ssnstos, lndagapplis1
Or B,bbs, Prof. Surg Ind. Nd. Coueos;
Dr Miller, Prof. dis os wssnen = CaliA. iDaisyills
(may2ldiJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24
SAW MILL.


- q n - a Il II
ATC y y UN's saw AND r.a .y ~
HN1iLl.A -vesy description u PINE ~ AnHn
S.srra have atsrt,s3 my Nails ~ cnipi"', ~,
IA Aevtne Z ID stDct u ~ Crds I<y =" @
- reoAy T. ssc@svc orders IT. any knr' - Lnl ',,
.rn1 v:.aisv ~ s.if " a. With pcap'n
= go, = .ehs .sisr In which they ar 1890,
asse esp. asss servA have 81 pfes'"' Sn NAM
NeUsOssed EyOOvt.1Sy
~ ,snsA and cressed; and having taken sres
~. - srrvrc the s-rvicss " th- b@si nrchsncs u
sAs atass ~, sssur.si thaA any iuint,"r piArd
- Rim vI give sats fagtasp. viii do % Planning
=. No q any estahisshrnent 10 thu w-st
PeYepns wishtns u buti where time Is m .tJ'c'
vSolA y wsll u call and lsk ~ my ai-s b tor
.aSsssiIne elsswhes-. ~ have isrs" quantity VI
HaUeOssed Lumber
- AasA xAl " supply this sscs.oI Of tbs esah
try skA
Shingles,
have paschssrd sad cui ny w.d's Patent Mach'he'
..,ouectr.n witt my Mn aud aiu sii'ird J cal
sunov nv customers with . better Shingl" AZ ies'
lo.t,.y than abeAr- brought her~ fr or cab be mao
- suy other ,nsrhipc. also max" Stnfirs by name
ao VIII osaitnue 10 d. long az thy are ia -de-
0snA.
tabs THIS oppsuniy 10 return my thanks hr pas
svSs and sn,ic,t firm my CUSTOMERS ana the puoi''
. sootiuusnce II tbs same.
fas0ldAAWM JOHN tAsHoN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24
Chicago, Alton + St. Louis Il. r.
- s.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
lyYA iN09A nm n Nf \ n,ais

oAOssOS1 y - Cvo 0sVV0D0e
~aias tsGvs Chicago for ~. Lovis and intsrme.
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) $50 AN
Express Train, saturdays excepted) lliOPx
trdins ledrs -. Louisfor Chicago and iater,ne-
diate pjucss.
accommodation Train, Sundays cxcepted) 00A 4
Express Train lSaturday's exccpted) $40 ? y
Trains run directly thIcue, without change Of
cars OF baggage. fTans n through Joliet, Bloom.
tngtOn, Springfield, Carlinvlic and Alton.
wi1rans run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad at
joliet making this the Shortest qUcket and most re-
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois entIal X. at bioomiR gton, for La.
6alle, Nsndo.s and Cairo.
lib Great Western Of illisOis IT Springfield, for
Decatur and uarles.
With al he kaiilos diverging from Chicago
9Th dally ltne Of Packets At 81 Louis fos Eeokuk,
New Orleans, snd Missouri FLYER.
Through fickc:s ivr ali places ucRiioncd a6sve can
@ procured n I'll the principal ticket oces In Tie
United states, aud ~ the offices
y ssss ss' ;:: ops.
AlCn'D ?. ECRUAN, "a, cupt.
xiYvasinGsoa. jsr. !. ios,. iebiSdti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24

Spring .1s-s.ass gesssessi,


Spring .4s'rGSsg esssessf,
I'm and after Monday April lath 1855, ard unti
furthr moi icc, traiis il, leave Rock Island daily
Sundays .xc pied, - follows
lst mail tra,A at SW -
"a express, stopping only u shr principal
stations at 1913 a y
- aeh, express. slipping At AL stations s.lOPA
<tA freight, with 81 eiaas cars At go
frains arrive n ROCK Island daily, Sundays ~
ccDasi, - follows:
~ rssht ~Avss@s - 0.O 4. u.
= s,psss. ssoppsns osly = prn stations % 2 !.
~ mail train . lU.15P. j.
IN yretsht, Mp ~ class eersss S$6R. y.
Az TRAINS oyer this road ~ direct cnnncxicn q
Chicaeo with trains over bNh tho AschiRan southern
aud Michigan Central 3 \. to asd from Detroit, g.
lcdo CLEVELAND. Caunibus, CinciMnsli, Pittsburgh,
pnnklrk. hu0Alo. Niaxara Rails, Aihaay, New York.
Philadelphia. nAitu,orc and wa&hiss9toM. Also n
lssallc with tralms ~ the Ili,isah Central Road-
North 10 Ga~Ms arm south 10 w. LOUIS aud Cairo, y
yh,ch plsc~s ,,ctrtx eau b. procured u
& g. YvErIENS. Ticket 4eent.
y. =. DrpDt, Rack Island.
Psasenacre are r~mIndsi ~ th- necessItyos siYing
distinct directions 10 the Destination u their bag
gage also 70 prvur~ tickets or~ tiSin3 their seatk
In th~ cars Constructors collect sires only 70 sta
iiuns On the line II Tho Chicago sek Island rarsad
JOHN ?. TRACY. Superintendent
". II. WNirHAr. Asst Sup't
RocS Island. Apfp7, lsos. tdtq
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24
CHARTER DIX
Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN.
S2OO.OOO CAPITAL.

Win LANCE AND INCREASING srRPLc0 REcEi2Ts
) culciy Law std under the saaGtio1 and approval q
thrt~mptroli.rof Public Accounts.
Jas C. Walklcy Prcsf JOHN BRUcE. Iice Prss't
Ellis Gil Src'y ED DIcKERMAN, G-n'I Agent.
John N. Adler. n n Medical Examiner. Appli-
cations received by WILLIAM ALLEN, Ofhce 10 Post
Otiicc Buildings, Dave port Iowa,
klotstf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24
DIR. j. MCDOWELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON,

n WISHES to inform the public that he has
49, perman. nty located In Davenport, where
he will continue to. treat all the diseases the
" u horse Is subject ~. on the INST Scientific
Principles. After constant practice Of many years
all kinds II Diseases he feels happy TO say that he
will give satisfaction to all that employ him. H. can
produce goOd Certificates as auy other man West
of New York. He is here only few months, and the
many important cures he has effected since he came
will speak for him than readily be inserted
in = Newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since he here the most severe cases. Will Ger
tify to his abilities A. . competent Veterinary Sur.
geon.
All diseases warranted cured ifcuras!e, or no mon-
ey paid.
II. earnestly socits . trial on any severe case
whatever Any case he can got cure II any other man
q n ..;n oR1 III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24

DE.VsTxSTRT.
A DR.. W & CHURCm having permanently
locat'd il. Davenport respectfully
uIIYyY tend,s his Er.ses - the cit.
A4A1 liens, in I'll operation aspertaip-
ing to the practice Of Dental Surgery.
Teeth inserted from single tooth Ia = full double
sett In the finest style Of thu art aud warranted
give satisfaction. OHice-Brady street, west side,
between Fonrth and Fifth.
We are allowed to refer to-
Or Blecker, Cincinnati; nr Train, pomeroy,
o.; Fitzgerald, Cariinville, ILL.,; Mr. McGavran,
Davenport. (nay22dtO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-22

LETTER FROM MILE RACHEL The following
letter from Rachel while in Havana, is transla-
ted from the Courier des Etats Uz,is. It was
written before she had decided to leave Havana
without fulfilling her engagement:
81 remained some time in Charleston, to
avoid too sudden a transition of temperature
Nineteen days of rest and seduous care in the
city were nevertheless, not sufficient to restore
me, for cough still.
81 wished to try my strength in performing
the second day before my departure, at the
solicitation of number of charming ladies.
This.soiree Of Adrienne, (twas .Adrienne I was
requested to play) did not increase my illness,
but it proved to me that still longer rest was
necessary before I could with regularity and
without danger, renew my courageous course
through America.
"Here l am in Havana, well directed as re-
CARDS the care of my health. My house is COM
Portable, the climate excellent, and the heat
constantly tempered by breeze, both refresh
ing and soft, which appears, at the same time,
to repose and nourish me. This is the climate,
believe, that require. The day of my debut
is, however, far from being fixed upon, Can
even know whether several months of rest will
not be necessary in my case Be it as it may,
resign myself, for still cling to life, even
though should, for want of strength, give up
tragedy"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-22

From New York letter Of the 18th in the
Charleston Courier, We extract the following
paragraphs
The disasters and calamities of the land in
this season Of trial and danger are even sur
passed by those at sea. Account after account
comes of the ships that have been wrecked on
our coast. while there are on the insurance lists
numbers that have never been heard from.
Some three or four large and first class vassels
are now unaccounted for, and although they
may yet come in, it seems like hoping against
hope to expect ever again to hear of them after
SO long an absence. The Marine Insurance
offices begin to feel the effects of their tremen-
dous losses. Some of the underwriters appre-
bend that the disasters Of the year will even
surpass those Of the eventful winter of 1852
and 49,
The interminable Forest Divorce Case, the
Jarndyce of our courts, was up again this week
on the motion of Mr., Forrest for q new trial.
Argument was made by John Van Buren, on
twenty-four exceptions taken during the trial.
Charles O'Connor has the defence Of the Gin
jured woman - in his keeping. Forrest has
never yet paid to his wife any Of the $4,000 ali
mony decreed by the Court. It has been now
running three years, and, with interest, will
amount to about $4,000.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvRNING.

ORLEANS THEATER. - The grand opera of
"Lucia di Lammermoor''
ST. CHARLES THEATER. Farewell benefit Of
MI Neafe Oorsican Brothers." dance and "Don Ce-
sar de Bazsn." Ef s-&
GA1ETY THEATER.--s Azael; or, The Child of
Israel introducing Mr. Keller'a Tableaux.
PELICAN THEATER. --Signor Donetti's wonder
full troupeof educated animals in variety of perform
ances. %f TN
FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM. -Menagerie, au-
tomaton circus ancient relics cosmoramio views and per-
formances on the tight rope.
VANNUCHI's MUSEUM = Wax statuary and
Grand soiree Magaues every evening. Alivng ourang
outang. '@
OLYMPIC CIRCUS COMPANY - Corner Of St..
Louis and Basin streets. E@
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