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"A NV ,Np DgsiRAbLE PREPARATION roR ThE hAk-Ne
wih pleasure readers he preparations ot Av's
JosEPB BUKNtrT Co, OF Boston
"Th. Wal, Of their Coco,>E hos long been felt in order 70
dep, use with the many inferior preparations in
ID contain. very large proportion q Cocoauo' On 50 cell
,bsrd s mp aus the hair Cssy and smooth appearance
which together with It's other pprres strengthens The han.
I'D gives healthy and vigorous growth. We speak after
tJir IL ts I'D can cou,cieuousy recommend It 20 the old
,ad young Is heinz preparation Of iues'rsbe value for the
'psiJ,ses iaieBdcd."-lst. john ,C~usdsl News.
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$50 ...... 500, 80 ~, 0sJ, 81

lLt I-e,. -eI.u-l
The interest on Dubuque City bonds, due III May,
will be- paid on presentation ut the office of Messrs
G,lpcke Keuigen s Reichelt, Broadway. The in
trest coupons Of the second mortgage bonds of the
Central Railroad of New-Jersey, due IN the LIST of
May. will be paid ON Monday the "a of that month,
at the off Of the Company in thi- city. The BUSH
ness of the Clearing House 23,ll2,~o. There
j. fair amount If transactions in Treasury Notes and
500 co have been sold at par 10 l-j cent prem.
The Transfer books Of the Michigan Southern Rail
read will be opened tomorrow Thursdayl. The
books Of the Harlem Road will close the 10th of
MAY and open on the 18TH They are closed for the
election.
The Sixth Avenue Railroad Company has declared
a dividend of p cent, payable on the "a of May at
the Chemical Bank.
Tie shipment by the steamer to-day, reached
$j32,CCO.
Tie Circular Of Mr.. W. p Wright gives the
neHcd statistics:
REcrrf1, for the week 4c bales against 1900 bales last
wear and 5000 1856 Tie compared vita last
u,r rduc,d rapid reduction b. looked
the interior stocks being exhausted and
tie receipt. Nav l-st year rather large r tue
ENFOsTs Great Britain sTz--+bWJ bales; lsu -
France and lib. ohrr foreign purts H. -J bales the
brsin eighty sssiust .gL 81 Il To. date last
All tie hip- crossed the bar al Orleans.
IT Cotton
he lt r September last compared with the previous tour
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MAIyED ~ FIGHT.-While the Firemens process
,ion passing The Il Grsnd and Uin avenue
too named John Woodrow alas Shooting Jack and OoaT
Ny'r cut Of the porter house q Mr. Atkinson he
Grand sinct aud UIiur tghnk They cenchst
tn Sidewalk and fell when they separated ~ ohcer BJcs
a tie Sixth Precincts Il found that Woodrow lad bitten
Of the lower lip Of hyer. Woodrow lock-d
Myer tkou the Office OF DR. Owens when ms wounds
Tie piece Of lie lip that bitten fund BY
ts bysuders bat Cannot be replaced Both painters BY
trade.
RURGL,RY.-The hOuse of Paul j. Fish in Hcws
s'rg near L. entered TuessaJ night s0d 80
yCr of "A,
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IAdvertisementI
BuRNrTT's TOILET PREPARATIONS. - OF the

nan. p psstous tina, thrown into the market for toilet
purposes We believe be found excel those OF the
known Chemists. Mesrs JosEPn BURNETT Co.. OF
Boston.
They conceded by al who use them 10 b. superior 70 most
cher valued accordingly The COCAINE
enjoy ing popularity in this city, and deserSedy 50 1t
in fact pronounced incompatible a. hair dressing -iiart
Ind Coursut
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Dr. Ii. JAMES Uncovered. while 10 the East In

DIR. III, JAMES Uncovered, while IN the Fast III
de. certain CUKE CoNsUMPTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
Coveps otbs and GENERAL DEBiLrTy. The REMEDY was
di.oover, hy him when L only child daughter gwen up
To die His child cured, and is alive aud well Desf-
Gus uefting lie fellow mortal, he will send 20 those VINO
h the recipe containing fun directions fo making and sue
c,s,fy usg t remedy receipt Of heir names Z" IN stamp
,ufu stage. Address o. T. BROWN, No ~ Grand So JeI
. y Guy, M
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SUPERIOR COURT-SrEcIAL TEsm.-APRL q
comm oF COMMON PLEAS GrNEE,L TEss.-ArxIi
~ A. ID k. Anh ,..l "a L0N.

Lester Cre@f6l!cr.
Thi. case came up on objections to report oi !"
,.Cr,, who found The plaintiff 's ~ "a
iudsp,u obta md ty Mansfield Kirkland HAL aE'i ne
dtfpdau- in 1857 which had becu As gnec 70 'lr
T. sr.ss-.d tb,t M,n,frd Kirt'snd Hall residents u Pn
d. ts sued attendant In this STATE Acr o. llitnN
va. The dendau, ica-grd ifu NJ DC b;s mae
H. Laws Of thi. Aer his disrtAr-e pliiln %
ned al s Euu.rt o l- Judgment sud bouFn; th s ou
. ldgucr against The defendant wno - Up h's d~n1io
"a M. I'd. ru. He coutsuded that the cJura -
- b. nsd within this S.s' and ,hr lufsnyni beng ~ ~.
.ftr, ~ Contract, the dishsse ll-tr bar faun
i5 ~, as Marsicd Kr.lud Hal lived %: " H. 49,
INV w.ro o al ,.d nv dischs.gr D r,s-T'vd Mi
Wbi,shc,d ior plaintiff John hcog .of dt.cldsIi
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Teal IS +2l.740 AZ

Tie March earnings of the indianapolis and Cincin-
matt Road SIS ,UG0 The receipts were reduced
by the falling of in eastward bound produce The pas
sruger traffic good and the merchandise freight,
shows an increase upon last year. IL is officially
stated that there is doubt Of resumption of divi-
dends in July.
The following il the Bank movement Of the four
urncpal cities NJ shown by thrlr lat statement..
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ADVERTISEMENT
TIuy'S AIR Gas II6uT Co have removed TO

No go Broadway where light ard hca, exhibition a.
~ times l. best chspcst and mo-t simple wTks IN
g. wosd. child E Two ic sqaaTrs All he rom
Roured Tor auS ,haler comparison With t'as Com
Nny y hur through ic, sa and leo 90 feet
~ Ne Uhcg Sac aud Cognty Right. for selc
HIT, MARKS. HILL CO.
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TNdt'fIls'II'HIT =, =,
EkNp's ETIsuEN. ANGE AND HEATER COM

InEp-Patcnted sep p shr useful and economical
kAnE yet made Il bakes equal brick oNrn and neH' h'
above IL 4. simple IN 10 arrsugccn Ca. ana rN
THINE l. ore purchasing cse.h'-,. CHAS NAM 40 o4o
Bowrry y. y, opposite Blceckrr-s..
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- Ao'rr- -,.n.n, H.
EDWARD II. Dixon. NJ d., Editor OF III

EDWARD II. DIXON, VI. d., Editor OF fHE
- .Lptt a'snds exclusively OsER.Tfss SURGERY $40
SosscLI AIioNS the Obscure DISEASES q ne Pevo
'i~,rs nernla hsmorrla,. Sgclrv, tsaIa, ADd ftoiP
~ Z" o- Re un eiectusy rlrcd si.hog. cutting ope'aon
Sh. S".is i7n toJ and 70 evenings a. DR. srsdenoe
- y ia lSsn'e A. a. o-r hours be 81 bis fnyss h'-
Ye az me confurs OF Domestic life with spacious SPT'
pSrs,e nurses. provided for those who require
s1kt0- .pcsai,oss aud careful d.r.-ic
40" Gre 81 The Slpe a. No Nescy-s. As>Jr Ho-s,
NNs'v a. Aes'y and snsinc couugn mus. D. eff
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ARuys1 or YoUsG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McGarr
A CONTR ADDICTION.
70 A< Editor Of The

NC tH Editor 0 hsN D. i'tohht
SIR: Having noticed article in your edition OF the
Ssh instant entitled Brutal Outrage" would state that the
whole affairs tnuped up by private malice 90 do US injury BY
ryBg this "a Insertion You viii Oblge, - .,...
Yours. EDWARD SIkOJD u.
Nov York April n, 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

CARS OFF THE TRAcK.--The evening express train
New York snd Erie Railroad on the ac a. tu juno
lion Of the Jrsey Railroad at Bergen Cut Monday
ing the baggage being completely thrown on the act ana
the turnpike leading 20 Newark The car was comp"ey
demoished but 10 person was injured
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TAivrGiis Incn;.I
BAYARD TAYLoR's NEW TRAyEL-SKETCHES

R.YAkp TANLoX's NV rRAvEL-SNETCHk>
B,Y,sp T.YLOs'> Nsw Ts,NtL-SStTcHss.
Resd then ia TuE NCwN0EK MtEcUsN. OIy foaf Cen..
o. al lse News DePv.s aud Bookstores.
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ADVERTISEMENT
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, to meet at

I1yir Ky Sd Nay ucXt-AHaugemcnts nave beh made ny
pr Vsn Felt on behalf 81 the Deegaes whereby they can
osure Tickets At the Office h. and o. Railroad Company,
No 20 Broadway Barclsyt by presenting cethcae'
81 mCubersLip
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Young Men can learn their true pursuit, and Pa

their children fliness and happn' oy
obtaining examination from FOWLER WELLS Pnrcnolo-
ksts, No $40 Broadway.
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bar II " lid Bergen butchers sId vsa
Buut Wster from ths Camden and Amssy
Road. -, a..
.upD. the fwns rrp,rt includes the Whole of te Ers
Rcd Foftist veil th-ir According N
our ullrs The total f,cY ts IL ths ciiy AIRS 'aS,
against 35t isst week
Frlct Hush.s. report Of Hoo. received a. Hudson hva
Dr..s ierc. for E..t ending Aprii =, 1859;
N.~Yofs Enc Railroad 1851 do do via Bergen W
Hra.ou RIVER Camden and AD1ty 30 reInAns since ~
f.psf 5s--T,ts S.f5z A.tial r.osip,. t'sp
o. Hos fr he erdinG April r. BY mlss Bartlett,
Cami-.au SerrhaI. No 81 lsninson street Wow fort
tify: -. - - r.,
sr. ~ D. pro. Ste T. Do~rr Dan, -, corDfed Hst
sv..s. -. is. 4 dc. J. Ad-f-n. Oas, III corn fed
Has. xsi.t B. Er J. Van lsr New Jersey 40 en-.
I'D Hs GS.rss. sTos, i5 ~ SIC; 'r A. still fd
Hox ss-s.. sr.s ~ n. St. .9f y Barnes Huron Co,
Ono csrd Hos, a'sr@se Uo-- 10 D. Or tpf Ozsf.
grE.rd ca Ohm - I'D Hrs, ayrrsgs ss ~ n, stc,
IL a. oyuer lfsrafDd Hos sn-s lie D. ~ lO-
b. NJ Bs..y Ohio. onn-i He. 80 D. &C.
isr n ~ Jus. LetuE Co.. Oni 20 oyrDi-d Hs. s'erss:
,ro-. Ito ~ So W trcs.tt. M.rnu Co. DiD, y, eprnfd
Hg ay.rss rro.- Isl n se rbO~rrz 80 Co. Champafns
c.. ONO -f!ilsl hass, ~ ~ Dc; tr W
"a 81 uo - rSr 'sd Hog a,srsss go. iD1 n 9lee,
fr ssr. 1- - cori-e ~ z1ss 10 D. lvs,
- shos .r yeug1, - oru-h loo, ss~fss. lrss
w n. Gioac ~ :. Co.'S .!l s-S 1Yfs, % suited H,Ss,
c7ss 49, has; rr Jota C,as TOW Co.. Oaio, IN
.rr~s Hst-. as.c. Tga+-<,rS.
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Eu.usn tlyet-, 81 to l. per yasd
RI En,i,h Brussels b 20 4" pr ward.
Floor Oicln'As, T. toe per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, Nc. ~ bo"eFy.
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Cor-RT CALpSpAR-rrs Day.

IxfrrD SrATrs DISTRICT lOURT.-NOs. y, ~, ),
n H. H. ~ ~ p 20 y . ~ g. p, -, ~, o. IS ID To-
STPErNr COURr-tIRCUIT-PhRr i.-oyrr am
rs,p,iue Par INo. 1854 1872 ljss 6s, les. l6to le!
Is4i i6o s4S ls0 62 les ago, 65 leo 1910, 1870 1867
leS..
SUPrRIoR COURT.-Sanne a. yesterday.
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MUTLATEp BuLs-For some time past the llud-
n County Bank hs. annoyed with nuated bills Pnc
psy fy,s which have evidently clipped in such
- ~ d.d b. bank The officers Of the bank have therefore
decided not 10 redeem such bills when presented.
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IAdyrrti-eus~s,.
TcJSsYS SVOJIDIR.B RACys


iNsTKusESTs for Bow Lers CiubRet and al d-fm-
a The body. Al- DIR. GLovTE's Laws TEUssIs-,h.
bee; u No. 4 Aln-s'., UraT Broadway.
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NE WJLR,SEY ITEMS

Tug HARDEN MURDER CAsR.-The Rev. j. ). Har-
den, charged with the murder Of his wife, ar
I6igued before the Oyer and Terminer of Warren
County Tuesday afternoon. The Indictment he'd four
courts and charged that Harden, at different times
between the Ist and 9Th Of March administered arse
Tic 10 bis WIFE causing her death Hardens counsel
Mr.. j. g. Shipman, moved to quash the indictment, on
the ground that there distinct Offense charged
therein having occurred on any particular day, but
that part Of the offense il charged to have been
committed on "dyers other days" that there must
cesirty specific day be fortbin the
ahsoucc a which the Ingredient o murder not made up Au
tkoTtics cited 10 yIstain the position O, counsel
Tie pr scouting attorney Mr. Ve brief respone
fuE the preceden,s which the bill oi nd; neut was
framed End referring variety Of authorities n sustain ihe
Aera patient hearing the Court. Judge Nhepcy
siding. Oyt rTled the motion 20 quash.
The prisoner who Of youthful appearance then CHARGED
upon each distinct alleging BE- administered in
water cordial aud k " 20 each u which be plead In
vGice, guilty" The accused. upon
ing the Court, manifested no emotion whatever.
special for the trial is 20 BE- convened BY order OF the
the es part July The Sheriff has been Instructed
d sp' ci0l panel OF rs jurors a. that time.
Tie evidence against him. although entirely ccunsala hp
pears strong His wife sick in The after
H. rapidly worse and died within hours from The
The such 10 excite
suspicion and pot moem examination was held when q1au'
found In her stomsch An uveS'g cation Was
by the during which time Harden maui
tested much uneasnes and excitement and tainted several
times evidence before the jury he said that his wife
him privately about O'Clock IN the afternoon that She
had three arsenic she did wish 20 live any
longer Before the Jury returned their verdict however he
d. r0rtrd New York and nothing heard Of him until
the arrived of his arrest az WHEELING II also ad that
gpohecsry A. Eson recognized Harden a. the person VINO
pIcias,d sr mic 81 bun. -.
The mother a Harden died Friday night last She had
BE- complaining the terrible condition Of her
was probably the immediate cause Of her death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

On HOLLAND GIN.-5OU cases of OLD SCHIE-

Dls AgONATiC SCHNIfrs manufactured wltn al eiia guam
by u Junpc. expressly for medicinal use tgr sale by
UDoLFHo WOLFE, No. - BeaSeT-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

GJRSEYs NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE ART
CsLLERY No ~ Broadway frs ho.k below the New YORK
Hotel Photographs, DAsnsrIeOypes Miniatures In OIL and
Iyorytypes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

CRY RAILRoADs.-Ihe books OF the Hudson tty
and Hoiobcn Horse Railroad Cor pany opened on I'm
which time p2o worth Of siock has been
tax
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP.-This iuim-
rtiseiLeui.I

Fable article may b., obtained of the Sole manufacturers
SAUNDERS No Aston House, and Of the various agents through
Out thr city.
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Advcrfis@uer.l
fhtna =, - - IL = ~ L

ine best thing in the world tOr Coughs, Colds,
* rIl9sooic Conpliin.s IA NJ, " V GlSpSsss RALs,N
tss0Hf AND HoA,HcvSD sn Indian remedy, i9r s%-
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Gas GAS.-GAs fXTURES, OF pew and brsnti-
desgrs viii b. found great Manufacturing D-pH. No.
Jo Broadway. Wholesale trade especially invited.
WtRSER, PEck 4 Co.
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ConFARATIvE T,sLE II ne Ts6cipi' y iNF@d' Jo' m'
former LcGrr
Tnl
REPORT


For rpy WrYk F,uNs MtUsLsDN. ArRfL u la59
Tu1,L RECEIPTS % AL KINDS EoU rHE wEEk
A sordr 90 rt from TIE several market places IN the
~ there thyr Teen received this wtfk:
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BURNETT'S COCOAINE.-The genuine for sale by
}s,SCls T.. sNITn No ~ Brosdnsy
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SUPERIOR COURT-APhIL E.-Beiore Judge SLossos
Charles T. " cb,T as- Daniel C. knssand ct al ,
cc l,rn. nm &


The plaintiff "a assignee of Messr-. GroseInann
Co ,p brokers London, brings this action upon aror
agreement entered between Go-emann Co and M'ssrs
Brsdwood Barclay charter parties Of the ship Typhn nom
Calcutta 10 London OF Liverpool by which the vessel was 10 be-
consigned a. Co.. who 10 receive me usual
lee 81 percentage y cent consiguees In February
1854 GIosemanu Co. entered into an agrceneu inw w"
The defendants Of the Typhoon by wnich they
procure charter for the said ship Tor una 'y
ssc tom London Cactts and back for 1000 sterling
mann Co 10 per Of said for their services
which con mission been paid snd the vessel on her oiu u
b. cor signed them They by their assignee ir hr
usual COZ .igumeu mission Of p cent upon he sS
amount Of Freight, The vessel returned in January too
plaintiff aim, 800 sterling with utere. from that time
The defendants that The per CEN was payment IN iu
for m services rendered by Groseann CO. IN and aoit the
,hp AID cargo co,cnsreish &c and for The service. tof
which th,y claimed p-usaiiou Ths there vas 81 age
rp between Me,srs Bsusdwc- 81 Barclay the charter parties
of the ship bv which o.-mann Co were TO perform tAo-c
service. sstaousy ha; if GIc-snn Co have 90 any csia
Tor .nch rvic. is against Mcssrs BIuadwood Barclay ana
not sssus; dcnds The hs, been on io h past hee
dsy, aud summed yesterday |, was tTed ec1Ic so ~
~ . wears ago the Jury disagreed VIM NJ Eva5is ~
plaintiffs; Wm. Fullerton for d'ierdantt
SUPERIOR COURT-SfECIAL TERM.-APRtL 21-BeioTe
Judge IIoFrM.N-Ds CIsIo>s.
Johnson act. ,lohuson.-OricT committing defendant
L. he ody Of sheriff Until payment Of anouy mn -
4. -, i'll a.
Frederick at Fowler.-0rder discharged with y
costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

Among the measures 10 be brought before me
City Council o, Hobok the erection OF hospital The
sborcrs and artisans Of city lily provided ior wnn acct
from obosen poor Irish laborer NewYork Hospital 70
Our building h,s held a. 1000 and upward and sti
10 ahead appears that true policy would b. 20
lev on them the charge maintaining all such institutions
conducive TO public good The increase in the vane OF land
nbic not priyse ar, increase should be- public
This only the Of evenuet the
only weapon the people u is the sword Of Democracy
lHoboken City Gazette.
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ca W,dncay at No ~ West Foreh street. upon the body Of
NJ Thor As aywoud of this city - years Of age who
ed ,gdeuly on Tuesday Of apoycxy. Some months be fell
i sas aud since time been well HE went
hone ON ueday complaining Of illness, and soon acr was
fund dead. Verdict above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

F.1u ACCIDENT on The SEcOND-AvESUE RAIL
-. Corop,t Jackman held inquest "Wednesday upon
iSs by a Mos. Eliot the child who over the day
-esio. IN Allen street by Second and instantly
tsd The evidence showed that the ApprOa hing
,b bd Tod upon the track and though called % 70 oil. 1t
49,, and toward horses, and before they
could b. Opped The Jury rendered verdict,
n Accidental death" excupstng the dnNer from all blame
n.ce,s.a Vas wears aud D o. Policeman Eliot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

sorsp NAyIGAIIoN.-The splendid steamer Metrop-
~. resumed her place in the Fall River Line on Wei
re.Ssv having been put in the most complete and
thorough order for the Summer season. she leaves
Nex.york On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
snI~. nj the siocL Exchange Al

5O Fnitsd Sat,s 81 65. .lc.l Psoo Mining Company
C0 Un,t.d sst,s 30 ION 80 Cuba Mining mpany
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4
Now Ia the timelt

10 buy Hour C.vfrrs -,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12
NEWS ITEMS.

TWENTY houses were destroyed by ter
rible hurricane which swept over Richmond
county and Marlboro district, s. G, on '.g
10th ult. The crops and trees suffered
verely.
An old Grecian philosopher advises a
men to know themselves That advising
a good many to form very low and dsrepu-
table scquaitances.
"YEs," said q kind mother, Of one of our
city churches, helping her little son learn
his Sunday school lesson, Gain was . fugi-
tive and vsgsbond on the earth he was 90
bad that he thought every man would slsy
him.
"Whsre could wicked Coin 60 to 2"
"Why, mother" replied thoughtful John
ny. Cain could have gone to baltimore"
TIE celebrated Psychologist, Magendie,
says that medicine is great humbug He
knows nothing about it, and knows Of no.
body who does. He says that when he
was physician ut the Hotel Dieu, 5000 to
10000 patients passed through his hands
every year These he divided into classes.
With the first he folio we'd the regular dis
penssry practice to the other he gave
bread pills anb colored water. Sometimes
he created third division, to whom he
gave nothing. and though they fretted, and
often made themselves sick because they
could not get medicine, they always got
we'll. There was little mortality among
those who had the bread pill and oolored
water. and the mortality was always great
est among those carefully drugged accord.
ing to the dispensary. A hard dose Is this
to those who take comfort in being killed
according to scientific principles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

AyHKREAB. OH the 18Th day Of Nay, AD ~. ow
w James MackiLt, sh ~ OFT County, aud ia on
OF Iowa, ex cute1 unto Hsvii s. True Tru.ten
certain deed Of trust. conveying To said rrusty
20 Wit That Part u section NJ. tweniy-.iI 1907
in township ieS.nty..ght ~ /. north rang. NcirI
three 81, east Of the NTH 18Th PM, pArtr uiar osq
described a. follows 70 Wit cnnimsncirg at n poll
eighty 80 feet wes' from the south west Garner.
block No si1 I6 u siackintosh's Second al Aidr
tIon To the city ~ Davenport ttifnce running ~
six hundred and fifty SOL feet thence north thr
hundred and tsen'y 2Dl feet; thence east " i hut
bred end hf,y t65ol feet Themes south thr,, huo,
drrd and tw rty $50 feet 10 pisee OF hes hiring
Which said convevan q wac made ~ the said JAIME
nacklntosh for the pnrf p,e OF securing thu mce
Of Csrtsin p4omis note and the interest thosUF
signed by the said james Mackntosh dated III. ISL"
day Of May, A D, ls67 and pay able As follows: OFT
for the sum OF eight. en- hundred S00l dollars el
cut,d by The said James Msokiut.sh to- John =
WOODWARD Of date May Isih. 1857. due and pa at
the 18th day Of May, ISIS, With interest tn
per cent per annum after maturity. 81
And nov said promi-sory mote having become duh
and payable aud the said James Msckintcsh hsvin
failed TO pay the came David ~ True. Trustee 81
virtue OF the power wni' Is i'll nv vested ~ sal vi
deed OF trust viii, Saturday the 9Th 10 Nom
vemOer u 1888 ~ the hour ~ two o'tloek 10 tn
Afternoon Of said day At thc Count House door i'w
the city Of Davenport, "Aplse and 90 r for s.fe. ~
public auction, The parcel OF lad ab,vo described,
much thereof snail be /, saiisfy Ans
pay this amount OF said not with tn u thereoro
10 the day OF saic, togo htr with a the costs md
penIcs Al. ending sal sale costs Of TINS notice
Trustees fees. Upon implicit OF tuch ealea d.et
viii be given 10 the purchase Thereof In aceorian
with th. stipulaions 81 s.ii deed of trust.
Dated tn. 9th day q October A d 1869.
DAVID TsUR,
Octl1 Tvust.e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

A Nxw PAAsE OF THE SAu JuAN DIvF1CuL-
ry The Warrington correspondent Of the
St. Louis Reputlican writes. under date Of
Sept. 30:
Official dispatches received yesterday,
from General Harvey gives an entirely new
coloring to the transactions at San Juan le.
lands. and had they been received here be-
for. Gen Scott lef, for the Pacific. be would
no: have been sent In these dispatches.
Gen. Harvey expresses regret. as well as
su.trise. at the exaggerated runors which
have been filing the colunns Of the news
eaper press and assures the President that
there has rot only been no collision betwes On
the troops, but not the slightest apprehen-
sion ofany. He treats the whole matter
at issue as one Of little importance, and il
10 way likely to involve the peace or dig
nifty Of the country.
"The dispatches ofGen. Harvey we're i'm
media ely communicated to President Bu-
chansn DO Col. W. K Drinksrd, acting Seq
rotary Of War. and it is rumored that a
special messenger will be dispatched over
land to intercept Gen. Scott, and if possible
countermand his orders"