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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18

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PREPARATION OF SUGAR. THAT AM CHILD
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certain and reliable Family Medicine, as the nary
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received ~ill sufficiently attest. They are the only
worm Specific which has receiveGthe uRreserred con-
reEcfiors of the best physieisns ~ our midst, bang
used by them in their practice with the NEST marked
success.
TPCAUTI0Si-Theprhlic are particularly warned
standardization s of this popular article. pat upCnder
various names, as Worn Candies" &c, which Ger
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equal. il notsuperioT, to the Waters
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~ WHOLESALE AeEsTs:-b. I. BaIdEin. Reed
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Buffalo; Gaylord < Hammond, c. s. Mckenzie and I.
E.. Churchill. Cleveland. Ohio.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Sold in Warren, by o & PEW; BrookfeId. by
A. CHEW; Vienna, by X. J. STEWART, Jr.; Girard.
by Gilbert & Price; Youngstown, by 81. I. Jewell. and
By Druggists generally. may &c, 5s.y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18
HOWARD
PHILADELPHIA.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in

A Bsrec0leHf Institution estaB'iskeE BE- special Err
Gormsaf GsrSAeR e!iJ az TIE Sex ard Distressed
gssctes MIA Yfralest aad Epidemic UiSegs,s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18

OADDLES AND HARNESS.
y The firm of PATCH 4 ALLISON. having been
dissolved, andt the business divided, the manufacturing
of harness. Saddles, SC, will hereafter be tsrried on
bv the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
II JOB FIFE. asa Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand of Patch & Allison The subscriber is
fsIly prepared with an ample supply of Trimmings,
and stock ofalI kinds for The Manufacture OF Anythii z
IN hislire- A good supply OF ANN SADDLES,
TRUNKS. Sc. constantly On hand, which he will Be
happy. at all finest exhibitto MS old friends sad
new customers. H.. Ii. ALLISON
Warren, April23. 1856.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18

ri ssa- OF an order Of sale. in the above srtiIled
c-8s- ssr d OFT Of the Court Of Common Pleas 81
TrHa eNcpuuty. Ohio. IN a certain Petition TOR PART
tce s4w pending in aid couFt. an to me directed
sHf h'iv-red. I Shall expose TO public sale, On the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18

o re have constantly on sale; a superior brand
IN Bari els or Sacks, by the Load or otherwise.
We also have a nice Article Of Old RYE EITSKEP
by the Barrel or Gallon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
The Slckles Grta1.

WAsHISaroS. April l5-Jacob Wagner
recalled, and examination continued by Mr.
Brady. who said he understood the witness
wished to make some correction OF his tasti-
mOny.
Wagner.-Noue spoke 10 me but the col
ored man; heard Mr.. Pendleton's name
mentioned this gentleman. pointing 70 Mr.
Lee Jones. lawyer. who sits by the side Of
the prosecuting counsel. is the man took
to be Mr. Pesdleton. Mr.. Jones gave cod
OF assent
Cross ExaminatiOn.-John NJ Seely was
next examined by Mr.. Grady. ! reside in
B. district. and am painter; reside in l.
street, twenty yards below the cornor Of l5
street the immediate connections between
the house and that Of 3s3. 18th street, is
about IS feet apart; saw the opening Of
the back door. and heard the order given to
take the lock off the front door. because l
thought the key had been lost Mr.. Charles
Lee, Jones, and Mr.. Pendleton were present.
one Of them directed the lOcksmith to re-
move the lock off the front door know q
gentleman namen Pooles he went with me
into the back yard when the locssmith went
to work to remove the lock: the two gen.
tlemen went up stairs; heard nothing OF
the character OF the new lock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

REAL Estate lHyssrn.Hm- At
this time davenport and Scott County offers
the most dattering inducements to those
seeking investments for their money, to be
found in the country. Real E.tats has
touched bottom, and now II the time TO buy
From this out the rise will be gradual but
sure, and with fair crop this fall, land and
lots will be selling in 1860 for three times
what is now asked for them. The land 10
Scott county is just - fertile a. ever It was.
and just large crops will be raised from it
again. Grain and produce will bring -
high prices here - it will At any point os
the river. and the facilities for getting it to
market, are certainly as good. In the city
the rise of real estate will be still more
rapid. With an excellent country back to
support large trade. We think thut prices
Of lots and rents, in 1860, will exceed any
thing heretofore known. There 10 NO pos
sible reason Why it should not be 20. BY
that time. the tremendous humbug. Pixies
Peak. will have exploded. and immigration
from that point will be - great - 10
now the immigration 70 it. The majority
Of our merchants and business men are in )
sound condition. and it only requires good
harvest to put the balance in the same po-
sition. A few shaky ones-those who never
advertise, or endeavor to make their bust
ness known-will "go up" bat the number
Of this class in Davenport, are few.
Again, Davenport presents unsurpassed
facilities for manufacturing. Cheap fuel.
railroads, river. and the best qualities Of
building material; no other city on the river
can show as many and As good advantages
for this branch Of business, as Davenport.
Let US not then be discouraged with the
present hard times, bat put our shoulders
to the wheel, and in another year Daven-
port will have forgotten that such . thing
as hard times ever visited U.s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
CO NJ M f. RCI AL
New Y oVk Market.


New YORK. Apil l6. 1859.
FLOUR-Firmer. Sales ~ 90 bbls at l6a5 50
for super State: OO4l6 6 FIR estra State; OOt1
90 for common TO g ,oi extra Western.
CANADtAN vLOUR-Qu,et 6 6O07 10 for extra.
AYE FLOUR ga 706g4 80
wHkAr-Sales 1900 bu at 81 % for Chica 70 !;
! 4OGl ~ for winter Red Western.
BAaLsY-DulI. eales 900 tu State at Sac.
RYE-Qu ct; s6GI8Sc.
OoRs-Firmer. sales X, 900 bu southern at $40
SSc
OArs-Du'l; 539a4c for State aud Western.
PORK Steady. Ssles 5000 bbs At II IS for new
mess; II 81 for old mess: " 70 for prime.
REsP-Steady.
BsET HAMs-Qriet and dull.
DRESSED hOOS-Qutet.
SnouLDsRs-Sal-s .oOo PACKAGES al x@sx.
HAMs-Sd9a.
LARD Firmer; 11k@11L.
BUTTxR-Q iiet, 6h@1O; for Ohio; 1890 for old
Stste; 20eD24 for ne y State.
CHEsE-Dull 9t01Oc.
WHISKY Quiet. Sales small, st 26s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
Latest from Utah.

LRAvENwoRrH, April l5.Dates from Utah
to the 18th nlt. are received The Mormons
at Provo are indignant because troops were
stationed there during the session Of Court.
There were rumors Of threatened collision.
but no actual demonstration. Governer
Cumming had been sent for.
Salt Lake City was infested with an or
ganized banditti, some Of whom has been
arrested.
The Indians continued to interfere with
the California mails. by shooting at the car
riers and stealing the stock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
A. A. BROOkFIELD.


The following letter is from Mr. Tom
I.orton, brotherin-l Of Mayor Brookfeld.
70 his father. Uncle "Johny" I.orto1
''Since wrote to Bob we have found dig
gings that the "boys are making five dol
Lara per day" the ground being frozen and
the snow three feet deep; they labor under
. great disadvantage they make five dol.
lars with rocker when spring comes they
can make twenty dollars with tom sluice.
easier than they make five now. These
diggings are the best We have found; they
are about ten miles back 10 the mou ntans."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

Crinoline in considerable quan-
tity made its appearance yesterday, glad to
get out once more in the open air. The
weather for the past few days has been a
crusher on this article, and any lady having
much regard for her hoops, kept them at
home
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17


MINNESOTA BANKs.-The time has
como when we are compelled to renew our
currency articles. The scandalous thrash,
yclept Minnesota currency. is being scat
tered here - thoroughly as it can be-given
every body who can be induced to take it.
We have heard Of several persons leav-
ing here for Missouri, who had money paid
them by Cook 4 Sergeant which they found
it ~ impossible to use in that State as they
would counterfeit money. This was Estate
bank Of Minnesota" and Farmers Bank"
Nothing ever happened to this city which
came so near running 1t as did the circula-
tion Of the Florence wildcat. Let US add
to it the circulation of the Minnesota cats
and We shall have most beautiful reputa-
tion abroad. II our merchants have any
regard for the future welfare of this city
they win discountenance the circulation by
utterly refusing to receive it The trash
is not sufficiently sscure-it is not redeema-
bic at any accessible point; It is not spe-
Gle paying. it is q rank wild cat, besides be-
ing an outrageous imposition upon the bu-
siness community. We warn all persons
that there is danger; there will be one
grand smash-up among these Banks, and no
man 10 saf+ in keeping their issue over
night. We bsssseh our business men to
nip this precious sehSmo in the bud.
One thing should b borne in mind By
psrseas leaving he tevs. thaG the msmsat
one gsts twssty-Avs miles EAaa ssath or
wsse sst : dsllAs = NJ nsssy "a b.
pansA ApsaalV seaas = tAlaos sssl,l :.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

~ The Election yesterday, for
2nd Assistant Engineer, resulted IN the
election ofChristopher Krnse, of Rescue No.
2, whohad q majority Of 63 votes. The
officers Of the Fire Department are:
Robert N. Littler, Chief Engineer.
Christian Miller, lst Asst do
Christopher Kruse End do do
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

Dear Bra Bob 6-Our prospects for mining
are looking much better. SO much 80 that
our mines are eli the talk at Aursria, and
Denver. whore most Of the people are win
tering have just written . letter to J.
Sterling Morton. and sent him the best spe-
cimens which had. Enclosed send you
my next best, or rather about the average
Of what We find; you Will doubles nctiee
its different appearance from that which
you have seen from other places. The thia
or float pieces are found below the mouth
Of the canon; the roughsr are found up II
he meantaisA Or gold b q ~ "roand
Or shot" kind, while that which hes been
found st other places. (so far) is Of The
'hsaa. -. sseaA" kisd The old nissrs
here think that Al will tura ont right asd
that our dlssovseiss win pay. Il Sssl veil
eeti:aed 4 ~ evn nind thst ! saa nass
.laas VIZ : issks - ! 0sssar -
~ ~ 3, - = - rs = sscI: /:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
MAIL ARRAN0EMENrs.

EAsrsRs MAIL (sund.y tsctp.-d.) arrives daily
at 4 and ~ closes At A AT 8
wssTEsH NAIL arrives daily Sunday excepted
81 10 ~ and p n closes ~ A y and D p NJ
SOu1sBhE VII, from y. Loua ami 8outhern Mis
souri, sralver daily (Sandsys excepted) at p N;
claoes 1T A y.
va arrives daily Sundays exo eIl at 3 y closes
1T 9A NJ.
EonIasax HAu. vi. De~ n.auoset., a.,
srrivts Tuesdsys, Thursdays Ind Saturdays at p
M. ~
EoRTnERH NAH, via LeOaites sArinceson AMI Iy-
ons, arrives daily. (sundays hootedl at cio-
ses st Pn.
HICKORY GR0vE MAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays At " ~ cloSs same time.
BLus GRASS NAIL arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 10 y closes same time.
Wssr BUFFALO NAIL, srrives Mondays and
Thursdays st q ? M; closes same days st 7 A n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

TuANKs.-IIon. q. w. Jones has
placed US under renewed obligations in pre-
senting to us full and elegantly bound set
Of the Congressional Globe containing the
debates and proceedings Of the first session
Of the thirty fifth Congress; also Of the
special session Of the Senate. This is a
work that every editor Of a political paper
is proud to have in his possession. Again
we thank Gen. Jones for this great favor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

AND STILL THEY COME.-AnOther
large detachment of gold seekers passed
through our city yesterday fully armed and
equipped for the lofty summit Of Mr.. Pixies
Peak, or the more humble vale of the no.
torious Cherry Valley. They came from
Northern Illinois, and have been on the
road two weeks We wish them success
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

E The prospect Of raising the
Aunt Lefty are not very flattering. But
do not think the boat will be got up until
the river receeds. Capt. Morrison does not
appear to be in the least discouraged, but
works away with will
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

HENRY WARD BEECHER.- Lane,
President Of the Literary Association, in
forms us that there is a prospect that tie
renowned Beecher can be induced to lecture
in this city some evening this week. Mr..
Lane went to Chicago yesterday evening.
and will endesvOr to arrange matters so
that this noted speaker can do himself the
distinguished honor to visit the Aetropoli-
tan CITY of Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

SPLENDID STocK.-We have ust
printed an1 have on hand a large lot Of the
very best blanks in this city. Call examine
them. Job work done on short notice and
in the best style.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

CRY BELLE.-This elegant aud
popular passenger and freight packet will
arrive here to morrow afternoon, and lesv Q
for st. Louis At precisely o'clock P. NJ
Traders and shippers will please bear this
fact in mind. The City Belle carries the
U. s. Mail, and will make her trip on time
80 hours. Capt. Campbell has no superb
or on the river.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

vIVHE 0nod Samaritan'a . Immediate Relief now ~
L qnires che undivided services Of The undersigned
Who win BE- pleased to farnsh In quanttiss - suit
the trase and relieve tbs sfilicsed.
apP16-dAw1w n. BARND
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

forty dollars per day hope their expec-
tstions may be realized-for my part, until
We made these diseov cries, / was rather die.
couragej, but made up my mind that il we
found nothing. should stay snd prospect
urtil about the first Of July,
Your Brother.
A RROCkFIEID
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

The WEATHER.-Messrs. EDITORS
One half Of the month Of April, 1859, has
passed away, and during its passage scarce
ly a single Spring-like day has appeared
hence many persons are indulging in gloomy
reflections a. regards the prospects of the
coming crops These fears I consider ground
less. Gloomy and unpropitious as the pre-
sent may be, we do not have to go far back
to find its equal.
During the whole Of the year 1857, the
writer Of this (residing on the side Of the
bluff, between 5th and 9th streets.) kept a
regular diary Of the weather, in which the
height of the mercury at 6 q. m, at noon.
and at 9p. M, together with notices Of
storms, &c., are fully recorded. On recur-
ing to this it is found that from the LIST to the
10th day Of April, inclusive. there were
only four days on which the mercury was
not below the freezing point ct .. m. On
two Of the days (the 9th and l5th,) the
mercury stood at Is deg. above zero. at six
a. m. and on the 16th at Is deg. above
zero. During this period there were seven
clear days, but one Of them recorded az
Spripg-like; every day but one Of the twen-
ty we're cold with high winds. On the
morning of the 18th. snow fell to the depth
Of to inches. The average temperature
Of the twenty days - deduced from the
observations taken ct .. M, noon, and p.
m. was 3s l-2 dees. only; and for the
whole month Of April 81 deg. On the 2lst
the change commenced, and winter rapidly
merged into balmy spring. But during the
first twenty days Of the month. the ground
was frozen hard ell the time and little. II
any. wheat was sown till Nay; yet the
yield was good one. both in quality and
quantity. ~ regards wheat oats and bar
ley-ths destruction Of this crop being
eaussd By excessive rains which fell after
the harvesting. 20 tAsa, instssd ef being
diasoarased. let ~ ''heps asd b uadisasy.
ed The pssalss h thst sssd.tins aAl
AAssaa ~ sslAA usl sssot 70 lpsiAe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
Excitement In tho Canadian 1Dasliam ene.

TORONTO, April Is, P. M.-Parliament
has continued in session since yesterday
forenoon, with no prospect apparently of
adjournment. The subject under discussion
is the government measure for the final set
tlsment OF the Seignorial Tenure in Lower
Canada, which is violently opposed by Up
per Canadian members. Much sectional
feeling is displayed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

for predict it will be on ~ in etout four
days from this time. Get ready 70 work
then, and work skiufsay. and the rsspiog
time will surely come.
davenport. April II, 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

"BRIsKING Up."-Trade is undoubt-
edly improving in our city, and in order to
keep it advancing on the right track mer-
chants must continue to advertise, and thus
help matters along. Where's the use Of
talking about hard times and no sales |!
Repining never helped bad matter; get
up and 60 to work Stir round and show
off to the best advantage. and instead Of
crying down the times and continually ma
king them worse, pull off your coats, roll
up your sleeves and pitch into business
Send along your advertisements and let the
people know what is going on. But, you
say, nobody reads the advertisements
Hear what the best commercial paper in the
West. the st. Louis Republican, says on this
point:
It is mistaken idea that people do not
read the advertisements in a newspaper-
Every man Of business does 1t, because it is
only by this means that he can keep up with
his neighbors. or know what he is doing or
what is going on around him. man who
does not examine this department Of news
paper, will soon fall behind in the 2:iO race
for business and information. for at this speed
everything is done now days The cities
Of New Orleans and st. Louis are examples
Of the universal tendency to Advertising
every man makes his calling or his wants,
known through this medium, and every one
has to take newspaper. in order to save a
world Of trouble in hunting for any particu-
lar thing which he may desire to purchase
In truth, nothing can be done in the cities
without the aid OF newspaper. and 80
everybody reeorts to it,"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
M q unit Ida Col 1leg
Summer Ar9amgesmessl.

n VIE Eighth session Of this Inslitufien cemmep-
u ees on Msv 4th, 1859. Three y teachers Vtll
bO connected with the Faculty the coming season
MI n. Maowasring. a =, . gvsauatN ~ Hsm-
tlts, Ollege, r., and late Professor 10 New Y0st
Osotsa Colisee vii take the ChsIr % Ancient Ian
gusges and Matheuatics. and as,ht In ths manage
msnt Of the CoeSs while the Pysed nt u abreed in
Prof. 0rith will also deliver . cousse Of lectures
70 the Y"uns Ladies' a the Calsgs, ths c'oiag sss-
sion, ON the subject n N0cuti0n
Imp -ovements IA the CcIl~ge Duildngs sn1
groHnds are moo going ana - trust that eois
Institution, notwithstanding the discoursgtug DO.
preston OF u times, will ereeDg become csnrr OF
f-nsl~ oiucStIOn and reanaspent emineOoy vortsy
the continued patronage ~ N salighteDed public.
ny resolution psssed - late moseIeg OF the
ard, IN view ef ths TeUDval Of l0Wa Oosbete from
this city, the Faculty allowed Discretionary pOW-
Or IN reference 10 the aAmissI0a Of geDelsoee =
cissses In the College dsy ktudeuts. But While
= ~ of Cur 70 ing men ttirstsDe for sod, and
sasrtng for Plies Pest." the yoang lsdfss ~ Our
eountvy should start for College snd " Dig" fos
treasures mose prerieGs thsa " oliver or gDld."
ArrAngemebts have bAon msde with the geniIe
0anly ofhceSs % steamboat eompsoies, VIII - bosu-
tul Packets sss plying daily betWeen ~ Louis aod
H. Paul he Mssisspoi, 70 carry students, aseDts
and teachers 10 and from this College The present
season 1t halt fare. An 0nBib1s Will sls0 b. Fn-
gaged To ruo TO and r.. tbs College twice esch dsy
eoG the accommodation Of day stoAeoto fso,n ~
city, II deSred,
Hals fare vasscs the river, eirculsss, or other
iasormatson desired, will - bswsrdel senAsats By
addressing the PTestdoot,
sps8 euv. y. u. 1OOH8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

SAVANNAH, April 15.-The Federal Court
has found Indictment against Chas. Lawsor,
X. +. Acken, John I. Locker and othsrs for
harborlng the Africans by the yacht Wan
derer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
~ The weather 10 undoubtedl

~ The weather 10 undoubtedly
improving. We hope it is 80. The late
cold snap We have been shivering over for
the past week is but the tip end Of the
great snow storm which We have read OF
out in Nebraska and on the plains. and
which came very near reaching this point.
Sleighing has, Of late, been very fine at
Nebraska City The weather wise predict
that We have just had the clearing up
storm, and may soon expect more genial
and summer-like weather. We hope they
know all about 1t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
CARDS..

DOCTOR e ETH,
HAVING Ru6UMBD rHD PRAOTIOD OF
IL Physic, respectfully sOlictts the patronage Of
lin friends and the public.
OsvsoE No. Nickols Block, over the Rank.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

Providence. X l., April ia second
trial in this city to elect members Of the
General Assembly has resulted in the choice
of the entire American Republican ticket
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

HENRY u. ANDE RSON.
4 rTORNEY AND OOUNsELLOR At LAW
\ Metropolitan Block, Davenport, Iowa (sep24
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
aANK PLuMERs oEO M. VAN HOsEN,
P1.OMER 4 VAN HOSEN,


tLOCK and watch Maker. and Dngraver, Brady
\ street, between Second and Third, Davenport,
IVA
Jewelry made and repaired.
- Glasses put Spcctacles at reasonable rates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

New ToRK. April l5.-Lord Napier left
this city to-day, for Boston. previous to his
departure. lie was visited at the AstOr
House by body Of English residents who
presented him with u complimentary ad
dress TO which he responded in appropriate
terms
Later dates from Jamaica say the missing
boat Of the Steamer Passsur. had been pick
ed up and brought to Kingstown. The
men had been - days in the boat and
were in deplorsble state. One had died
Of starvation and the Purser aud Surgeon
had both gone mad.
Fredrik Leonard. horse dealer from
Boston. WAS robbed last night Of four hun
drcd dollars at Nixon's Circus in BROOKLYN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

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