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Butte record., 1856-09-27
The WOolN Hnrse. .

The following advertisement has been
raked up by some Industrious searcher
among old newspapers, from file of New
f1,oL. FREMoNf's NoSDFscRl1Pfr, or
" Woolly Horse, will be exhibited for a
few days, at the corner of Broadway and
Reade streets, prerions to his departure for
England. Nature seems to have exhausted
all her ingenuity in the production of this
ASTONISHING ANIMAL. He is extremely
compiled, made up the Elephant, Deer,
Horse. Buffalo, Camel, and Sheep Is the
full size of the Horse-has the HAUNCHEs
OF A DEER, and the TAIL OF AN ElE9HANT;
fine curleI wool Of camel's hair; and easily
bound twelve or fifteen feet high Natural
lists and Trappers assured
COL. FREMONT
that it was never known previous to his dis
eovery. 1t is undoubtedly NATURE's ;
last" and the richest specimen ever re-
ceiFed from California. Eas- To be seen
every day this week. Admittance % cents;
Children half price.
The above complex animal somehow
seems to bear wonderful resemblance to
Mr.. Fremont himself Certainly, of all per-
sons ever captured fof the Presidntial race.
he is :" Natures Last" and the richest
specimen ever received from California, or
any other country.
AFFAIR OF HoNoR-We were told yes
terday that two cf cur prominent citizens
had a difficulty at Bidwell the night before,
and that one of the gentleman had chal-
len ed the other to the field of honor We
trust the affair Will be amirably settled
X. n. CoNvENTIoN.--The ki-Yies hold a
pow-wow here to- morrow, on which occasion
they intend to designate certain individuals
who are 10 be defeAtel for county officers
Butte record., 1856-09-27
The River.

Our vigorous, enterprizipg, indefatigable,
enthusiastic and reliable paragon ofcarriers,
n. D. Witt, has again delighted and aston
ished US with his daily report Of the progress
of mining on the river g All rags and tat
ters, pale and wan,' he arrived last night
from his river route, and reports as follows
The Montezuma Claim has taken out in
the last twenty four hours, abcut s. 900.
The Ohio Claim is doing far better than
ever, they having taken out at least $4,000
to-day, and the bed Of the river Is perfectly
" lousy" with gold" They, (the Ohio boys
have taken out very many large pieces,
ranging in value from "a 90 to $500.
The Junction, Rough & Ready, Jones
Claim SC, are all doing as well as usual,
that is to say, they are takintf out from
s., ,00c to IS 900 per day.
Butte record., 1856-09-27
Agents for the Butte Record
RuTTE RECORD JOB PRINTING
EST TABLISHMENT T
VII T..

We are now prepared VIII good assortment "a
PRINTING MATERIALS. tl execute every de-
ss.ri of
Butte record., 1856-09-27

The following advertisement has been
raked up by some Industrious searcher
among old newspapers, from file of a New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12
MILLINERY.

.aA .SA OPENING OF FALL AND WIN ssTN
MIA. TER MILLINERY.-MRS. McENANY, '229E@.)
EASiS-S Camp street, Of Julia street 1N
GaS specially informs the Ladies and her customers gen
orally she has received large assortment of Velvet Satin
Silk Straw Ladies' Misses and chdren's BONNES Of the
latest Partisan STYLE - '"g. ...-
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, LACE Wells, EMBRoInER-
les, SWANS DOWN and CUFFS, J0UEIN KID GLOVES,
CORSETS Silk and Cloth MANTIL[iAS, PARASO1S, etc.,
etc. will be opened Monday, 10Th November TO which the
Ladies invited TO call and examine They will be sold Mt
very moderate prices. nl7 en-
~ Sa LADIES, OUR OPENING DAY.~sN
sSSt:ya Mrs. G. W. ROPER No. los Poydras be- SSsKY
EsiTe-2 tween Carondelet and Baronne streets begs
YS leave to inform the Ladies that she just opening
'p'sAN'1 RICH MILLINERY GOODS.
SILK Bonnets,
Velvet Bonnets,
Satin and Plush Bonnets,
Dress Trimmings, etc.
Which Mrs R. respectfully invites the ladies and the country
buyers call and examine. nl26m
ri ~ WINTER OPENING OF RICH ON
NffSsA. MIIILINERY-MRS. PECK, Gate JetiersD F8Sp
S% Of Camp and Julia Streets hegs respect *
Ga fully to inform her customers and ladies in general
that she just received large invoice of FRENCH HATS
GAPS, CLOAkS and MANTII.IiAS, which she will open or
Tuesday November 9TH 1855 and socs their attention to them
before purchasing elsewhere
Also :.
large and elegant assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Wells, GLOVES, etc., all of which
will be sold at low prices
R Dress making superintendent by Mrs PECK herself is
that ladies may depend every attention will be paid
Fashion Taste and STYLE. n2i3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

MI RS. BETTS'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
G. n. MORRISON, Agent,
FED u Maga2ine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12
WHAT A VIRGINTAN SAYS.
WV RICHMOND Feb. q.

w RICHMOND, VA, Feb. q, 1851
Messrs. B. A. Fahnesock & Co:
conference.-the. James r. Radcliffe, resident Of lenrico
county, the city Of Richmond, Va nude the following
statement to
"a boy two years old was very sick presumed the
be He became much Frustrated that de-
SPARED of a hopes of his and last resort con-
cluled try b. A. FAHNESTOCk'S VERMlFU GEr and
purchased Strecker vial which him tea
spoonful morning and night for three days in continuation In
had given him the first dose, the
child pass WORMS of all Sizes from six to ten
inches long the astonishing number Of from four to tive hun
dred-and the boy is now perfectly we'll
- 0. A. STREGkER.
wholesale retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

DRUGS, NYEDICINES, PEIRFUMERE,
3 ETCThe Subscriber would respectfully call the attcn
MI Non of Planters Physicians and Families to his well as
orted stock comprising article in his line of bust
ness all which, examination will be found FRESH and
GENUINE. During season. SODA WATER and MEAD of
quality will be found at this establishment with
all the popular Mineral Waters, such CONGRESS- BLUE
LICK etc Bar Rooms supplied reasonable with
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GoULEY BIT
TIERS, etc.
THOMAS RANKIN Druggist and Apothecary,
o24 1y Camp and Poydras streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

THE EXTRACT OF COPAIBHG, SARSA-
L PAR1IA AND GUBEBS Prepared from, the recipe of
yscan Of this city has established reputation
of fifteen the most certain safe nnd eiectual remedy
for the of Glee ionorea LucoheH
of Kidneys treatise those diseases and
full directions each jar Can be had Wholesale and
retail, the following Drug establishments:
j. SYME, Canal and Carondeet streets J WRIGHT
& CO.. l5l and q Charities street. G. n MORRISON, Mag
azine New Orleans and at retail by Druggists generally
in the city and country. jali I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

The Company have the following assets, viz:
Invested in mortgages on property worth
double the amount loaned thereon. S23,25O 90
Invested In bank stocks. .............. 6S,6l5 90
Loaned on bunk stocks. ............ 125, 400 90
Invested in real estate Office Is Camp sD $1,000 %
Bills receivable at short time for premi-
1ns earned. -. ................. 14,6O6 76
Bills receivable being balances on sub
scrption notes.. A4,4lS 30
Due for premiums in course of collection H. 466 81
Cash on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S60A 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

matte,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
WOLVES AROMATIC
~ Druggists and Merchal
articles contained in the above
vantage by calling or sending
be found the most extensive AS
MEDICINES i'll the Unitcd
Please address. ].
GENUINE
n2itf Nos. l5I and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

7CoMPTROLEER'S OFFICE, \
8455 III City of New Orleans, May i, 1855.
II Resousd, That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
required to give notice. by standing adj
vertssment in the Official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance Mo- 1872 approved
March 80 1864 the Council will not pay any bill against
City unesa contracted under authority of an order
from the Coptroler In accordance with the ordinance
referred to- [Signedl &. r.. TRACY,
President Bosrd Of Assistant A Aldermen.
.st@ 81 %$ 5fSS54 [signadI 98 7, II. PLAGE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12
HARDWARE.

JD'H:t wATERMAN.. CHAs. NJ WATERMAN.
sS-sEssz7eEa> y. WATERMAN s. BROTHER,
fSssssas555;J HARDWA ARE MERCHANTS corner of Com
- and Magazine streets, have hand and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general assortment CT articles comprising in part
follows u - . . - , ,,
Iron Steel, Nails, Rope, .a..
Axes, Chains Scyhes, Ill.,. .r.r..rar.. ,..a
Carpenters Tools complete, ........s.
.y7 Coopers' Tools, .g-
90, Anys Vices Bellows,
rC.i- lat ~ Stock and Dies, Screwplates, ss,.
a Garden Engines, Pumps, s...
-1s4 cent: Ploughs Hay Cutters, Corn Sheers,
Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Crescent and Pit Saws,
E- - Ok Yokes, Bows, Singletrees,
a~ Turning Lathes,
Hoes Hames, shoyels and Spades Platform Scales,
Andirons, Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers.
." Single and Double Barrel Guns, SID.
Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads,
,s Britannia and Plated Ware,
-e- Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
5E- 500 sFsE Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
o231y senes, Fishing Tackles, etc., etc.
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. ~ .RNl.Al |.



pafpSss Of running s,eam Ferry Boats across ne
issssfppi river In front of jackson street, in the
zeoafhs District Of the city of New Orleans
Il u that portion of The port % ew Orleans, ex
Afending The line Of Jackson street 70 one
and parallel lines 10 Water street, be
ssed as ferry aadng The Steam Ferry Boats ant
helessee shall bind himself ny his Y
procure 4 similar axtent OF ground on the Re-
bank of The river, imHaedi In
street, be used as ferry landing iof saaa
The lessee shall bind himself To- construct and Keep
always III good for the 81 tne tssy poal
huats and
buildings for the aceonimo aileif q ltns
u plans and asa 5, y ~
ii Thai said essae shall moi be allowed 10 use or
he same for any other poses than those men,
bind hiraself TO provide with asuffi-
81 lights he landings and Wharves above.
sat;anes. ID BIZ approved of by the City Surveyor,
Mid for said and kept instantly lighted
sa;eilt AZ Ills own expense s3.S@ 88
ts lessee shall bind himself 10 run or cause to be-
gs during the hours hereinafter named, good and
Substantial steamboat steamboats,, of proper dimen-
10 pass and be approved of by the
nsd States officers appointed for SAID in
secoraaflee with the laws of the United States
The lessee shall bind himself to run, or cause TO be
run said boat boats, regularly, follows 80 wit
N rom, four o'clock, to5sx O'clock A. M, every
shiry minutes; from six o'clock A NJ TO SIX o'clock,
p every % minutes; and from six o'clock, p M
eleven o'clock n M Il, every thirty minutes
d
10 charge shall be as fol flows:
88 Foreyery foot passenger, i've cents. 5 3Sa
Eorevery horse, rnu e, or horned cattle Ten Ger
s For horse and gig, or buggy Of wagon,
cents. aS5
Ror every horse and cart Of dray y-fYe cents
For every four wheeled carriage with tWo horses
u cents $s 8,i f$$ y5i
The lease shall be sold the term COM
sneing On the day of The approval of the adJudlca-
Iion The Common Council and the NJ yor
lessee shall furnisb good and solvent security 70
an amount OF $4,000 conditioned to guarantee The
faithful per ormar,ce Of the lease. IA .g3 .
mems shall be made follows, TO wit one
twentieth Of price in cash, and Tor
the balance, lessee shall arnish his notes endorsed
60 HE satisfaction OF the Common Council and made
nayabe l2 ID, 90 go, SO, ~, 70,
Ssa. On 60, 100, los and III months.
lie neglect On the part Of the 1855 to
comply strictly oil conditions Of the foregoing
The Common Council reserves the right
10 declare lie lease, Ups iaeto null and void Wlhont
Supplying 10 court of justice and without indemnity
ing the lessee. HI ". 4 ~ : Be
8ssSs NEw 20 RLEANs, 3Isl January, s5a IF
Auproved BIZ The Committee on Streets and Land
stsgs Of The Board of deraen, New Orleans, 3lstE
January, 1856 CO . u g, ~.
583syz fSisned) Oh A +. klCEs, Chairman:
"A pnroved BIZ The Committee on Streets and Landings
ths Board ofs Assistant Alderme, New orleans
Egt january, 1856. IN n I An s54$
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

T WRIGHT Is CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers at Proprcors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No 5l q Charities
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DIRECTORS:
John Pemberton, b. 0. Yignaud, j. A. Braud,
Logan Mcknight, NJ Cuddy, WIN. Vogel.
0. Gaillard, Pierre PoutZ G. Mitenberger.
B. p. Voorhies, ?. Maspero je3
r IFF INSURANCE -- STABILITY - SECU-
IL RLTY RPETUITY-UNITED STATES LIFE IN
ADELPHIA.-CIATER PERPETUAL
Assets, January list, 1856, $l,24o,62 OG.
DIRECTORS
A. W. Thompson, Paul B. Goddard, D, Wm. Florence,
VIM. NJ. Goodwin, James Devereux Lawrence johnson,
Geo. Mcl1enry, S. r. Crawford. Gustayus English
Benz W. Tngey,
STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice-President.
PLINF FISK, Secretary and Treasurer.
New Orleans Branch Office, No iS Camp street.
The undersigned General Agent Of the above we'll known
Company for the Southern States prepared receive app
cations insurance the lives of white and slaves
the table and by permission has pleasure submitting
to his friends and the public the following
BOARDOFR EFERENCE:
Fl L e Go, 4 D. Kelly Co., YIN; Perkins,
North, Smedes x Co, ). o. Nelson u Co.; A. b. James
j. Burnside & Co., JOS Menard, John Magnnis,
Canmnck Squires & West
John Pembcrton President Merchants Mutual ms Company.
Thomas Soo, President Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
Jules Iuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun President n O., Jackson and g. n R. R. Co..
Henry T. Ionsdae, John D. Ben, Bcuinrnin Florance,
j. X Collins Thomas Murray, Mark Walton.
Policies issued direct from Branch Office
paid there.
pamphlets blank FORMS ETC. can obtained the Office
E5sRAHp B BEsi Do M Medical Examiners
HARMON DOANE, General Agent,
A street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans.
BE 1t remembered that the 18th of June 1855 before me-
subscriber Justice the Peace in for the city
said personally appeared John Pembeo, President and A.
Schneider Secretary of the Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
pany of New Orleans who being duly sworn according law,
dcpose and that the above true
and correct transcript from the books of said Company
JOHN PEMBERTON President
.. A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this l2 day of june 1856
C. V. JONTE,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Directors have declared dividend of Fifteen
Per Cent the net earned premiums participating the
profits of the year ending 3lst May 1856 for which scrip
ticates will be issued after tie LIST of August 1856
JOHN PEMBERTON, President,
A. SCHRElBEIt, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

Making fifty two capital lkcnesses in all
Over LIVER is displayed the American Cribo the
British apo over Bonne'y the harp Of old Erin AL three
oelded oge nsr IN harmonious keeping with The design and
spirit oil the engraving.
has be iu'fdl border surrounding t. made up
OF miniature circles such
AZ shooting sailing wrestling, runoing boxing cricket &C
The whole bsal0l pictures
the sporting line, gotten Ia ths We have
spared no in making this engraving and entire
Pictorial Ithy OF The the sporting aeray
Our holiday sheet also contain ergraynes Of ceorie
oartm D. horses crcke~rs pedestrians trUnR ttches,
yachts and ysch boats and boa
Of the japanese duck woodcock and ptrdge
shooting and vsro other OF sports Of the
held
beautiful chess problem, we,l q difficult draught
sition, viii also appear in the Pictorial
Cur Tine able giving the fastest time made by man,
beast, steamship sailing vessel locomotive &c &C. IN
mig uougs sailing, seaming &C. viii also be given with
such alterations ecops he past
six months render necessary.
Our Pictorial win BE- printed large sized sheet and VIII
be sold 81 copy S. COMES 81 30
per hundred 900 copies, S. . per hundred oUsES
JONES, Publishers
ROSS & JONES. Agett s los Nassan streets.
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meats and fresh pork has consequently bean enormous
me met that meat from two 70 three cents cheaper per
pound BY the quarter induces many housekeepers 70
prefer buying In quantities. for mot only can the choice
cuts DO taken for USE but the rougher pieces can be used
up In mnce pies, soup and sausageS Carcases Of hog
are also readily sold and for the same reason With
boarding house keepers, and others whose consumption
large, the saving by this is quite sterinl This
keeps The price of meat up for the present. but the pou
try mania which seizes our people In Christmas times
viii bring IL down again very soon.
Poultry also rates somewhat dearer than II was
last week, though the rain Of Thursday had oheapsn-
Ing effect upon the price. Now the time 10 send poul
try In for the price cannot go down much Country far
betray great ignorance in way they dress pou
try for the market 1t brings far less then Il would If
properly cared for. Poultry should be packed dry in
much higher. There are splendid fat turkeys ia
market due said, 70 the birds beng fsd on rye.
which impats delicate flavor 10 the flesh, and attsns
Game comes in slowly. venison 10 . trfe cheaper,
and we WIN soon have Black River deer In, which are
reputed TO the finest In the market Hare aud rab
bits quite pen fu and oppossums and
Occasionally 70 be seen.
Fsh rules at the rates last reported aud but little
dong, Inc prices being high Not with 0, sters they
were never so cheap or nne as they are now Toe
market ID running over with them, and dealers quite
despair Of getting rid of these delicious bivAlves Year
before oy s,ers very poor and year they
were not very good but tnls year they are immense.
OJnrmen say that wet SUMMER 10 GOOD Tor them, a.
the esh water that added 20 the rivers and sound
sinks to the bottom, by OF It's greater specific
gravity, and the oysters benefited aud fattened
thereby. This however, Ia mistaken notion, as salt
waer really heavier than Sesh and s therefore
Duoyant Very salt VISITOR affects oysters njnriousy
and that accounts Tor bad oysters In the drought sum
tao years ago, when panic raised beoause 10
people DIED OF coic Our New York oysters arc the
most delicious in tie world, and any one can eat them
with impupity
There no, much new about vegetables e1cep, that
the season advances they desrer. Potatoes have
advanced but tomatoes out Of market. Butter hos
advanced. The following are tho
Itol.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

NoRsAs-EGiNTos Tuesday, Dec. 0, b7 the Rev.
Isaac r. lutte Mr.. JcHs NORMA. OF LONDON Eng,
kvs FANNY EGisI0E Of county Wssin1esth, Ireland
BAzNe-SoRRIs -On THURSDAY, D5c Is, ny the Pew.
nr cutler It ~ AIMS church Brooklyn, Mr.. WIiAA
Il BAzis6 IT., OF sns CITY, to Ass Macy xoRns of me
former place
IN GIsREi-WARp - On the 29n December. 1885,, At
Mo- ano subsequently On the I0sn November 1884, at
the Cathedral OF the Orthodox Apostolic Creek church,
Wafaw. by ussse from The Emperor OF Russs, Lieut.
aoatTAkTnE In GTRBKL t.ird of the late 3ensrai
Charles be GtTbe, Aid de Camp de pEmpereur. and Of
the Primers korcaschof his wife, 10 LuIs GEsKUSvs
TREs only daughter Of Colnnc samuel Ward aud
Leigh, ha wife, all Of New Yyk, UpiLed States 81 Ane
rte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13
A TERRIELE ACCIDENT AT I,ACYyuJ.E. PA.-yA

A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT LACYvfLI.E, PA-MAN
N and borse thrown down precipce twenty ave fee,
ep-ioung Mr. Spring OF 4. d. sprung ksJ propels-
tor OF the Lscyye Hotel met with ghuul accident the
evening the list Of October he riding along The
towpah ofhe canal his hos became frightened and sud
denly plunged dow precipce wenty nve feet deep The
boIsc instantly t.a the manred body OF Mr. Spring
carried home 10 his afflicted parents corpse
We Will here give the fathers evidence TO the result Of The
accident.
On hooking the bleeding and rled face OF my
heart caened never such horrible sight before
All his mont teeth were Knocked out large hoes were cn
through his throat and chin his mouth. his
thought hio Gcsd and they woad much hnd
HIM d I'd than alive. work and washed the bcod from
his aud wounds and for hlrtv hours rubbed HIS
whole body with renee tod bless hlhal viii be
iorgotenh always ready reef He tcu became sensible
" pain. II life had entered his napgcd
body AMER has aoped the ready relief every i've minutes
Tor three Gays aud two ngh:s 10 the cuts and wounds
ped Kgdways ready relief and sweet nj bs Is
" welt any walking about The house his wounds he Al
ed and buehlc Scared the bruises well. n
require iuriher Information loi them address, Lacy
VILE Pa am TIE OF the I4cyve iot. At his
place, and well known ~ this State H. ~. STRING.
To NrtsTs RAnwAY ca. Dee \, lS6
The or nal etes Of r. u Spring Esi.. be
plcstou at office Railways re<iy relief qucsens the
ACTON 81 the heat and eqna1cs the clrcuaon OF c noSd
esiab shes the fystern 10 tho weak crippled feb All
those who IN sudden accidents !s BY which o. 81
sArance The o the 81 perform their
furcnors life. let those vho IL rain Hadv
ready relief oLe rssL sold BY aruggsR merchants and
oshefa.
RtDwAy = CO, No l6s Fulton street New York.
el CENTS FRANK LrsLlfs ILLUSTRATED NEwS-
VA No. a. Is resdv this moruing A dcqos
lrce 81 c'ns nis highly Interesting nnnesr.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

tflnh, DOC Is-o n VI,
AsIns-Tho msrkct for pots although the rscei, "a
very sbi IL somswhsi lover, and about twenty barrels
have BEEN rola at Tc. ~ but the principal par; Of
tho ttock "a held higher twenty five barres CT pearls
were ro,d st Sc
Increased activity the market having closed Arm. espa.
cally Tor tho grades The transactions fJos "a 40
abou, 10 GO IL 100 bbs 1t A,ou. the following quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

except consumption Fsuina Held undertake. to cure
through animal all diseases &c the
body matter what names they called BY medical
faeuy Her magnetic powers strong and encs,ous
ihst hc caoabe Of making radical IN ordinary
IN four con-usons and In extraordinary
twelve. Her treatment simple, and produces
lspses she has been eneciins
tcn Certificates At her residence will this AZ she
now on her journey TO France and VIII only remain fr
sbcr period In the city since she has been Gale BY the
cal faculty Of Pas proceed there she calls the
invsds children sdus) consult her Her consultation
fee 81 for ordnery cases, and single CONSERVATION win
prove once 70 The patients what effect her rrotuees
Once hours, from 70 IL A, NJ and IN SIP. NJ
Mrs PAUTIEA HELD N5 Greenwich street. ny.
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DICT0RIAL GLITTER

l. For the Christmas and New Year holidays.
we nave most magnificent picture representing some Of
the most noted
HEROES TUE RING
This engraving and the and in
IORlAL CLIPPER, ak cents each
1hs engraving represents hy of the celebrated
Who have figured IN the the DAYS
Fieg and Broughton The design
friendly meeting OF the fancy The three celebrated cham
pons Of kpgand, Helspd and America Tom Crib,
Dan ronney and Tom Hyer In the foreground.
dressed IN The costume OF the Hyer occupying central
pos top with Crbb and Donney either side The others
grouped around In various positions but atre IN their
ordinary dress and deeply intent IN observing the move
OF the three prOm ept gladStors O lnose whose
kenetses viii In this engraving in addition 70 Crbo