Boston piano forte gains praise in Paris ex position report
The Chronicle cites a letter from August 14 1855 praising Boston instrument makers A W Ladd & Co for a piano that won the top prize at the Paris exhibition. It notes a New York piano was miscounted and praised the Boston firm for superior tone and finish. It mentions execution of Ned at Dinwiddie and a slave murder tied to a prison transfer, alongside New York shipping gains and rising tonnage to Europe with higher rates in late September.
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Death and mystery surround cholera death in Illinois
The death of Lewis Brown from cholera in Chicago is reported as it reached his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Brown in Rochester New York on the 30th. She fainted and died soon after while reacting to the news. The Charleston Courier adds a strange discovery: Captain Hughes found a gold ring with a red stone attached to a deep sea lead off Frying Pan Shoals, about twenty three fathoms down.
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Frying Pan Shoals
Notable temperance figure Cromwell of Coventry dies in England
Cromwell Walis a prominent temperance advocate and long time Coventry representative died at his Coventry residence on Friday afternoon from consumption. He had wide friendships across the state and was once a leading candidate in the Western district. The piece notes public school integration for colored children and mentions the death of Capt J L Folsom, once considered California’s wealthiest man, who began life in New York.
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Potatoes Green Skins and Rail Delays Highlight New York Scene
In Albany and New York the Knickerbocker notes oversized potatoes painted green sold as watermelons. New York hosts report 3 980 guests at principal hotels with crowds in dozens of hotels and boarding houses. Trade remains brisk with dry goods, boot and shoe sales at peak, A T Stewart Co shipping goods worth 100 000 dollars. Also mentions healing embrocation claims and local druggists selling.
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Massasuit Salve Cures Wounds
Advert says Massasuit Salve heals finger wounds from sharp objects and jammed blades. Sold for 25 cents per box with claims of quick relief for common minor injuries.
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