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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-25

Court o. Common pleas Wood county Ohio.
Bella NJ. Denn,.t, ". desc 4 Nitcleil,
Jesse H. Mitchell Of the state If Palrs, lynrin will
y trke notice thai bpiu NJ. H,unrt died ON the l7tI
day of Aoyemhei 1856, file i prd,,.r H. the sniI
Court of common Pleas Cf Wood county Ohio nraitst
the said jesse A. Nche driendaIt satiiru To- III ,hn,
the 2dth dHy ~ Jsluary 1874, r said Mitchell en-
rtre1 into yrrl al contract with the said Bennett to
sell md tlen aud tlrr' did Sl said Rerrett fn-
consideration theu ard there raid the east han g: the
northwest quarter e" sec'ou 81 .awnshp four uort tl
Of range nine containing 81 atres Of land In Wood
coupt' Ohio, the fee Of said ard then being in the
said Mitchell and that hv the terms Of said contract
said Mitchell was to convey s5d Bennett all his
right, til, an iaterest by deed ofqu claim to- and IN
said land 7 ae ahect aud prayer Of said petition is
tbRt said Mitchell he required and compelled b said
court 10 convey the said hud hove dcscrired accord
ing 70 the sripu1tinnS 81 the ctnct made hv the
parties. Tie slid defendant is further notified thnt
said petition will bo for hearing at the next te Imof said
court and that unless he Il same hy the first
Monday of February 1857 said petition viii he taken
as confessed and decree rendered q Cordirgh
fEICE JLFTERsOS .iii,'s ufPlf.
Dec. 4. 1S-G--:;uv rs52u
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Settle Up.
Cash for Ro1S.
VnimabIe Farm for snIc.

tniHabIe Farm for sale.
WE offer for sale reasonable terms. ri yer
w tract IS, containing 1917 acres; river tract59,
containing 1876 and the west half Of south west
quarter of section a. in town g. us. containing so
acres all in Wood county this lard lies il bod,
within about miles of Perryshurg. The fam is well
wntered. and has uTon il fine orchard nndoveJ 200
of well mprovedla land the greater par of which,
is bottom land of the very best quality Forterms in
quire of MURRAY & DODGE.
Nov II 4 S55.--27tf
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The Mustang LiHiment cures Rhcuma'ism
The u Hsidag LiHimem cTr6s SiV Joints;
The Mustang LiaimeHt cures Burns and
Hounds
The Mtsiang Linimemt cures Sores and IT,
GERS ;
The Mustang Liniment cures Called Breasts
and Sore Nipples
TIE Mustang Linimcat cures Neuralgia
The Mas,aHg LiaimeHt cures cOrns and Warts !;
The Mustang Lilimcui is north
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUN
10 the United States. the preseryer and of
valuable Horses and Cattle, 1t cures all Sprains,
GadS. Wounds, Stiff Joints &c
Will YOU answer this question? Did you ever heaI
of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain Stiffness,
either Manor beast, which the Mustang Lniment
would not cure? Did YOU ever visit any respectable
Druggist in any part of the word-in Europe. Asia.
America-who did say it the greatest discov
cry of the age?" Sold everywhere. Every family
should have it sizes
BARNES & PARK,
Propretors, New York.
Dec. /, lSJ6--90- imo
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GREAT INDVCEM ENH'S.

GIsEAE END1CEM ENGS.
THE Austin Fowler farm, mile west of Bowliuo
l. Green, containing sixty acres partially improved,
dry, and well adapted for raising grain;
Also. The Barkheimer farm. in Liberty township.
nearJohn NcNlahans containing 200 acres 40 of which
prairie, balance welltmbered 80 under
tvaon. good Young orchard and all in first To-
cation for stock ra' sing:
Also, los acres prairie and 95 Of timber land
adjoining the farm of Joseph Mitchell in Liberty town
ship. well located roads and possessing advanta-
ges rarely to be met with, will be sold bargain.
Apply to l.. ii. CASS, Portage.
july 3 ls5f--1o,f.
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w. MORRIS'
Patent AInATOlyuc Pictures.

This is and beautiful s,Nle II pictures, md is
destined to surercede tie Daeuerreotyre, because
has of the Lstre OF the silver riGte is not re-
yersod aud can be seen in any light They are bcI
medically sealed which sealiig Is imucNitpsr to a.r.
water acid AID will not charge in any climate Lut
main fixed and imperIshahe. aaal Hla
They are justly considered the most reliable Pc;l'ts
ever presented 10 the world. ... ...
The public are invited call AZ lis rooms over Gal
lards tailor shop where he will be in readiness take
Pictures in Cases. Lockets Kings. oi Pins.
Hours of operation from T. \. NJ. to L, +. VI. M
are invited 10 call .s
PcrrNsbnrg Sent. Is. 1876. u l.
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RT- We have heard it said that Asher
Cook, Esq and ]. A. Hall, will each erect a
brick building Immediately south of Halls
store. We hope they will fit up commodi-
Gus Hall in the two by uniting the third sto-
ries. .a.
Drs Peck & Hamilton also propose 10 erect
large brick on the nor'h west corner of Front
street and Louisiana Avenue. ....
James Murray, Esq purposes erecting a
fine residence on east Front street. near the
residence of II. P. Averill Esq.
IN addition to the above, many minor
buildings will probably be erected. Al'oge'h-
er, we anticipate lively business among our
notwithstanding II ePgr aching season.
,m,!c :. he
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AHIEAD OF TtiE ,EalaEs /! 8.
AT tie Sign Of tie B,g lFdioA,

> Q N'~'''
suAMIr STREET, TOLErU. Usa.'r
Se2 II. /. COOK respectfully informs his,ten
"a, thousand personal fiyHds and tbe coed
f;,.,A people Of I'oedo Maumee civ. r.rr,.T ,rn
aud the country around, IN. he Sol enend kst. D
the COM lcte aud seudd toci, ey er uiercd ti
city and is receiving daily aditia from the best Eur
peHn and eastern maI utacturcFs II .' .-'--
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JFWFLRY.
II would be quite useless TO attempt mn enru, iut',
Of the brilliant articles his show ease copa; Int r-
dies and get tiemen vi" please 'all ard see hsp,r,t
Gold uMd SILVER W.sschCs
n every variety quality aud pattar at T'ccs rurt.r
from Ies 70 Que iH.usrsd and ltHt ioi a,s....I
StFEEB CCiDICE CHAiNS.
Cle largest ard richest assortment ever seen Ne,t a.
pices II ON 2U,ire to Eittg HrlorY a--H.H
REIEI GCLD OJAkD C{AIA,Iu L.
Of unequaned leauty, wei h ahd Guila q; For
7irsire a. Fugty- a., Ncfioys.
MAGNiFiCEST DiANoNp tIaFASp RINGs, cfthcltte.t
style. aud at the lowest prize. . ..-.
SrrEIIOB PEN ANU rUCETl N:Vrs OF ei-l .rt.r .rrt-
terms aud finished woIhu a,l'P, the frss' lot tttl
PLAIN, 0CTAGOS BFAV1IJ1i lhLtru CIrrKs at
the hest maruioctuIe, 1t IRE GnG a ! cft to lIFrr
Dollars With counties variety %
. lo"'ets, Rings, Cold peitlH
Ear Drops, Brc's, Pins, GeA le,szls.
Cuff Pins, BruCches 5tud5 N,rt
and everything else ever az rfr'f.'s. ? low
elrH establishment. Prizes 70 W6 EoB r.. EV.ss d
GS-Special care given b, TIE bssJ N'iI u.,u a.. lie
oodul 20 kArAiuiAG MA1tnts AM Jt"lllh,a al q al
work war nuted.
5l.ss- Dont forgef he riGce- --Sscn of utrlK'r
traich summit street ! oedo H rv.tr.y
u % ~ fuehse mas o' TESTIMONY ~ Z EaT I'D
HoUAaud : G-rASa RItIrs, c"iNiuc,s " rl+f -lt
srtIcle is all that il i rep eseH ed to he hId .
Consequence, We advise u ira ot il by III. f
afflicted with u'seasts for Which il 10 rstommtHt-
ed
r. CHATTlELD, ESQ said l.E
Lowell, Dodge co, Wis, Nov. |, I6iI,--"O,cr
a leTAgO sent some money 10 you ffyu, ana,la
aud received snu of You @, riuan lh'prs whI, a /
used and fuund gr,at reliei fon. My he'll la
impT0ye.i To lch degre-, tbat am s.aiu az !g
to attend To- my business. lar-e nlu lser % d ,s
peprcs in Ibis ugighborhood hay hadfin ss,,.s /.
MilwsuSir for tAe medicine Az az NJ Lcrsrlslf
sell large quanlfsies, as kn " il 10 10 / ,sis
cute" tr-r h-l
Sauuol Moore, Plattev,le, Wis ;Jsme, s9An-
vile j. tfersOn, Wis Holden. Kemp 4 G.., Ia,,.
Vile, Ni- and Uih'r in that State, L,., 81
express their great OLflelcc O. thr y..'..s ..,
the Biiers'
See Sdvertiss
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Gl''IhH in. heHse mas Of testimony " v.r.I
HoUiiaud : GrrASa Rlteis, cinNiuc,'s " tl,,f rle
srtIole is all that il i rep esea ed 10 he hId
consequence, We advise n ira Ot il by Ihl e
afflicted with Gseasts for Which il rs,omu,,lt-
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SVCAR CURED uAMs, Tr7uc article. vii, te
- found at fully I3l Gro. POwFKs.
A HEAVY LUMBER WAGON far sale chelp,
~ hytJ9ns It'll FIR llLITE Ca
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IN his world, or learn that

"The driving up single tear hes more
OF homes, fame. than shed ling seas Of gore"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-25

TLASS-lO0 Boxes all sizes from the Frankl Glass
VI Works, a superior article equal to the French
Glass aud much cheaper. For sale by
PECk 4 HAMILTON.
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REASON AND COMMON SENSE.

Dec. /, ls5O--aO-lmo.
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.VSeap Goods. .vTeau Goods!
HE~ wv ME he NE ~ ~ Mg MD :.

t41&~ $AN% -@A- ~ -Afs 10, va -EEHD MD y
AT HIS NEW STAND,
Corner of BnEennc and Canal streets,
lin the Gothic Buding,)
Offers for sale of the largest and most complete assor
ments Of FANCY AND STRPLE DRY GOODS offered in
the South His stock Of his Importation will
be sold At VERY Low PRICES. It consists in part, Of
Rich Printed, Plum and Plaid CASIIMEEES.
Rich MOrSSEL1NES DE LAME and CHALIIES
BOMBAZINES, Merinoes. Apaccns, ETC.
French English aud American CAIICOS.
Printed, Plaid and Solid Coored BAREGES.
Rich Silk and Worsted CURTAIN DAMASK.
Rich Embroidered Muslin and Lace CURTAINS
jacquard ard D,nask CURTAIN MUSLINS.
CURTAIN CALICOS, Printed and Solid Colors
Linen BOBINEr and Linen MEETINGS..
French Scotch and Irish Real Linen SilEETING.
French and I,is Damask ia BILE. CLOTHS and Napkins
SHIFTING LINENS, made to order.
TOWELINGS, of every description
JACONETS NULL. NULL and NAINSOOkS.
Real India and Swiss MUSLINS.
ClIEMISETTES and Sleeves, Brooches, Colarettcs etc.
Embroidered, Fcstooned and l.. c. lIANnkERClfIEFS.
Velvet and Cloth CI.OA KS and M.tNTIII.AS.
Silk ard Lace SCARFS and MANTItlAS, great variety.
English French and GcnUn HOSIERY of every style and
quality.
EIn GLOVES Real Juuyins at 81 Il pair.
FLANNEG.S, Of every description and quality
French, English and American BLANKETS.
DOMESrlCS, of the most celebrated makes
CASSIMERES, SATINETS, TWEEDS.
COTTGNADES, DENNIS, CHECKS and STRIPES
In addition the above, constantly receiving, by every
arrival, ali the NEW and LATEST STYLE OF GOODS i'll my
line
Is. W. HEBRARD,
MO Hpl!teod of Bnronne and Canal streets.
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Rl@The immense rnass OF testimony in ia
Hootands German Bters convn@es the
is all that represented to be- and in consequence advise
trial by those afflicted with diseases for which it
mended
R. CHATFIELD Esq., of Lowell Dodge county, Wis. under
date Of Nov 1851 says "Over year ago some money
you from Canada, and received Of your German Bit
ters which used aud found relief from Ny health
improved such degree that again able my
business large number of dySpcs in this neighorhood
have had Milwaukee for the medicine. An agent
here could sell large quantities. know be
Samuel Moore Paville, Wis., James L. Manville Jefferson
Wis., Holden Kemp Co. Janesvie Wis., and others that
State have also expressed their great confidence the
Of the Bitters. See advertisement. MlT 2plmtW
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The undersigned invite attention their varied and choice
selection of Domestic and Imported
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS!
They receiving by every additions their stock,
already the LARGEST in the South west and cfcr
be presented by any house in the country.
RICH DIAMOND BRACELETS, BROOCHES EAR RINGS
and CHATEI.ATNES.
DIAMOND, OPAL, EMERALD and RUBY SETS, RINGS,
STUDS, CROSSES and NEtkTAt,ES.
MOSAIC, CAMEO, CORAL, PAINTING ON ENAMEL and
PLAIN GOLD SETS BRACELETS, PINS AND EAR
RINGS, Of every variety and price
The latest PARIS LONDON aid NEW YORK styles Of W
EIRY and DIAMOND MOUNTING OIL hand
LONDON AND Gf.NENA W4TCHES-PlHtu Eramelc, and
with niamoute-Hll warranted .;ool time keepers.
The Subscribers have permanent TIE NORTH, in
ENGLAND, FRANCE and GERMANY AMI hu> enabled
the LATEST NOV ELITES they brought
of SILVER WARE for family presentation purposes
have always hand heavy stock and daily MuiI
out from r&uIt"cory in the city styles
FAMILY PLATE re-fushionvd exchanged pieces
and any desired article mad" order at short notice
~" Al SILVER WARE from establishment is Guar
ANTEED If STANDARD PURIFY.
HYDE 4 GOODRICH
nl3 2pN Canal and Royal streets,
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.F'ceC Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY, ETC.


al EB- sSyEI r. HIE4s
G0.........,......,.GAN STEEET.................6o
Respectfully begs leave inform his in
the city and country that he is receiving very large and
extensive of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS PAPER
STATIONERY and would call attention of merchants
aud dealers the following list of articles which he offers
sale at the loves, prices:
BLANK BOOKS.
LcdgcS Journals, bay Books, Invoice Books; Order Cash.
Letter, Sales and Receipt Books also. Bank Memorandum
Copy, Pass Bills Of ning m. Bills of Exchange Books
Indexes, Pocket I.edgerS,
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
Imperial Super Royal Medium Denny Folio and Foolsc"p
white and bluc, hot pressed plain English French and
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick and thin;
best laid Record Paper. All the above ruled Or rInn.
SEALING WAX.
Royal Victoria, Irish Harp fine Scarlet Black Faty Coorr
and Petumed, Gold Spnnglcl and Bronze Sealing Wax.
WATERS.
Best English, Scarlet Red Noaril and Transparent Waters,
Of all sizes
Maynard Moves Black Ink; Arnod's English and German
Copying Ink Stephens Interchangeable Light Blue Fluid,
and his brilliant Red; best French t'arTninc Ink
WRISTBANDS.
Glass Fnucy, Agate, Patent India Rubber Screw Bronze,
Pocket, Whitney's Patent, Diapers PATENT Cork And Pew
ter Inkstaut> Of all kinds,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
large supply of all kinds in general selected with
by the subscriber personally assisted hy The Judgement
and advice If the eminent Professors and Teacher
tz-Comm;tees. Teachers Dealers, and NIL who hny sell
again. supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, tie
NEW ORLEANS STATI0NERS' WAREHOUSE.
j. B. STEEL,
MI 2r3AWlt No. Cd Camp street,
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To the afflicted !
TOOTHACHE AND RHEUMATISM CURED!

The undersigned having just arrived in this city from Turis
offers his services the public Of New Orleans, who Way
fortunately suffer from that Of evils the TOOTltACllE,
which he EuarHutees INSTANTLY without the
instruments specific which be injurious and without
causing any pain to the patient.
After long experience renewed success lie has arrived al
this desirable remedy, which baushes Chloroorm into
oblivion.
Persons suffering RHEUMATISM, will be speedily AMI
radically cured by Mr. GEPI residing i'll the building.
Mr. el old resident Of this city. and hats already given
many proofs Of his ability relieving those suffering
affection.
Testimonials of the highest character willie produced
the above stated facts.
R.c,idence perido street, No. 81, between Haronne
anil tnroutret, where they be found ali hours and with
notice. will visit the afflicted their residence
MA np6t= !. FERRER.
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ID i. Il ID g

Sunday afternoon 10th inst ~ O'Clock very suddenly Of
congestion Of the lungs, JOHN c. ARuE late Judge Of The
First District Court Of this city, aged 10 years.
His friends and acquaintance and the OF the Bar
generally respectfully invited attend his funeral from his
late residence No 304 Magazine street Delord this after
noon, ut 81 o'clock.
Q. O. THE members Of Howard Lodge No. 49, I. O. O.
F. and the Order generally, requested assemble
Lodgeroom, No Odd Fellows Hail. this afternoon, half
paste O'clock for the purpose of paying the last rbue Of
poet to our deceased Brohe JoHN c. LARUE P G. R. the
G. L. Of the u s. By order
T. d. VANHORN, N G.
r. S. KEAHEY, Secretary.
l. 0. O. F.The officers and members Of the R. ". Grand
Lodge of La o. o. F. requested assemble The Hail
Of the Grand Lodge this afternoon past O'clock
the purpose Of attending the funeral of late Brother Past
Grand Representative JouS G. LARuE.
THOMAS H. SHIELDS Grand Secretary.
On Sunday evening" 10th inst, at O'Clock, ANN JANE,
wife OF John Bowen, aged 40 years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family requested
attend the funeral this afternoon O'clock from
dence No. Ill Morales street. corner of Margny.
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SsU01e y Co.'s lotteries!

SOUTHERN MILITARY AUAUEMl LVllI1F1
Glass IA,
To be drawn in the city of MOBILE Aa inpubie on WE'D
NESDAY, Dec 10, 1856, on the plan OF
SINGLE NUMBERS.
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StilE Cheaper!
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
Corner st. Ann and Burgundy SITS.


avail ourselves of this opportunity inform all those
waiting for the opening of extensive and spndd assert
ment Of Goods just received from the North and Europe hat
IT will positively take place TODAY Nov H. and on the fol-
lowing days
We hope that the patronage we heretofore deserved and
the hands customers Will not 1" 10
increase for are still more favorable This announce
not made purpose of deceivins the pubcour
assertions proved by our acts.
innossble to mention advertisement all the ar
ces on hand the following only mentioned to which The at
tention of Wholesale and Retail Dealers is called:
I'M ni,ces French MERINOS all coors 75c SIC, and ST.
1u0 Plaid Imperative DRESSES at &c a yard:
100 Wooden Satin P!ai6 DRESSES, at 50;
100 pi,ces English MER1NOs, zoe 10 Soc;
500 pieces Plain Figured DELAINE at 121zc 5c 2oc and
Csc per yard
80 pieces small pattern DEI.AINEs, at 2ne and Sc
200 >. French DELAIN5, at BIC, zoe and 5oc;
200 =. CASHMERE. at Soc, CSC and 40c;
$50 :. POPLIN, at Csc, 3Oc and 55c
100 Coloed SILKS and Others st Gc .oc Sic to 81 per
500 pieces assorted PRINTS, 4 Sc oc and l2'c
1000 Wooden sIAWIs Double d. 81 75 81 25 81 80 and
Sc each;
COO l2.4 and 1874 QUILTS at 81 75tos2;
50 pieces VLENCAs at l'e, 0c &c, 3d." oc 5oc to Soc
per yard;
100 pieces Thread LACE loc l@c 5c 2oc 25c to &c
yard;
pieces Embroidered COLLARS, nj l0c Zoe Soc, Soc Soc
toe, 7Oc to 81;
1000 pieces Embroidered EDGINGS lOc DC Soc, 40c Soc,
Coo. &c to 81;
200 pieces Embroidered SKIRTS 81 25 81 So s. 81 80
So each;
80 pieces Black LACE, at 20c Soc, i0c, Soc to 75c;
500 E. Colored RIBBONS, ut l5c, zoe to Soc yard;
200 :. Curtain PRINTS At & e, Toe, l2;sc l5c to Zoe
$500 Embrolecd Needle work and Plain lInkFS G.c,
SIC, loc, lSc, 20c, 25c to soc;
500 Ladies', Genenen' and Cldgcns HOSE and Islt
HOSE, at 81 to IS DOZEN
100 pairs French and English BLANKETS points 10 do,
at So 81, So, 81, IS, s. SO;
50 pieces Wooden Curtain DAMASk splendid articles;
50 pieces Ladies' Gentlemens and Childrens Black and Col
orcd CLOTH, at Zoe to s. 50;
100 pieces Mems aud Childens JEANS, CASSIMERES and
SATIHETS, at 3Oc, 40c, Soc 75c ana 81 yard;
Black and Colored Silk YEI.VETS;
10 pieces PILOT CLOTH at 81, 81 50 and s. per yard;
50 pieces White and Colored MiTTINC
10 pieces Wooden CARPETS;
go CHIMNEY FRONTS;
80 pieces Red White, Blue nnl Green FLANNES Zoe
&c, 3Oc, $50, Soc to GOc a:yHrd.
An extensive of Heaced and Brown Shirtings
and Seetings Canton Fianncs Thread Cotton Check, BED
Cotton Umbrellas. Coloed Tnrtans Netting, Mrsls Black de
Lame Alpacas Towels and Napkins Mems Shawls Deins
Kerseys, Iinseys, etc.
To invoice Of PERFCMERYSoap, Cologne Water
Essences, Polnatum, lIuile Antique, Sactels,
N. BARRIERE & CO.,
NIL 2p3t st. Ann and Burgundy streets.
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The -ESOOE Of TIE s4ge
READY NOVEMBER 18TH.


RECOLI.ECTIONS OF 4 LIFE X TIME;
MEN AND THINGS I NAVE SEEN IN EUROIB and
AMERICA.
BY G. GOODRICH, the veable Peter Parley author of
THE History of All Nations, ETC., In large Emo
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accurate Steel Portrait Of the Author. Price S.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A LIFETIME
embraces the prominent public Of the last half century,
both home and abroad complete Autobiography of the
Auhohis early days education and literary and
original curious and valuable Personal Incident
ecdote and Description seldom if with in Il single
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THE AUTHORS LIFELONG WORK,
and nothing SUPERIOR if anything equal it, in blended
and instruction. has been published Mr. Goodrich
is the
AUTHOR AND EDITOR OF 10 VOLUMES,
of which SEVEN MILLIONS have been sold and this
the great work of his life embodes the condensed substance
Ills AMPLE LITERARY AND PRACTICAL EXPERI-
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Millions of our Countrymen,
who have read Peter raeys former works. will hail with rap
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MI 1p3teod
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Direct Importation.
GT Q II Il II &c ~ "a TM t . O II
No. is Charities street,

CT L q II IL IL &c ~ A- NG I . O II ,
No. rs Charities street,
Have just received per ships Oregon Gutenberg and Amcri
can Union frcm Havc and Liverpool the following articles
which they offer for sale at the
LOWEST A r X Il T PRICES,
-Comprising-
Printed and Plain CASHMERES and DE LANES
Printed French and English PRINTS.
SILK, Worsted and Cotton DAMASK, for Curtains.
Embroidered Bobnet and Muslin CURTAINS.
CORDS and T4ASSEI.S, and GIMP =.
Printed CASIlMERES and FLANNELs, for Robes de
Chamhres.
NERINO UNDERsIEIRTs for Gents, Ladies and Children.
Cashmere HOSE and SOCKS.
Cotton HOSE and HALE HOSE.
Flounced Barege ROBES.
Plain and Figured POPLINS.
Ncrino and Flannel DRAWERS.
Embroidered laconet and Swiss BANDS.
Embroidered and Crinolinc SKIRTS.
Ladies' and Chillrcn's CLOTH C1.OAkS
Enencennes and Embroidered Muslin COLLARS.
Embd Jacone and NHnsook COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Emb'd pElG NOISES and Ladies CIIEMISES
Cashmere, Melted and Wooden SI.AWIS
Vaenccnncs and Muslin PELERlNES
WOODEN and Cotton BLANKETS.
Embroidered Swiss Muslin DRESSES.
Embroidered, Feston Rviere md Plain L. C. lIANIkER
CHIEFS.
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconct BANDS
Real India Silk Poke, IItNDKEECllIEFS.
tncone and Swiss EDtINtS and INSERTINGS.
Madras Head IlANDkERCllIEFS.
Embroidered Velvet CLOAKS and TALMAS.
TRIMMINGS-A large assortment.
COTTONADES and CORSETS'
vaencenncs ED&lNGS and INSERTINtts.
Black LACES and FRINGES.
LACE NEIIS-Scw STYLES.
CLOTH CLO.AkS, for Children
Embroidered Meriuo CI.OAKS, for Children
Motion tIoAkS and BASQUINES, for Children
KID and SILK GLOVES.
SfIExs-SIks-SIIIxs.
ElOnuren Silk DRESSFS-\rwrs s,vla
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
HEOegsekeea,sssq Goods.

complete assortment of articles Of use, such
LAMPS,
KNIVES AND FORKS,
JAPANNED WARE, TIN WARE,
WOODEN WARE, IRON WARE,
BRUSHES, BASKETS,
DOOR AND TABLE MATS, etc.,
For sale at low prices by
P. R. FELL & CO.,
MS 2plr II Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

Formerly q Ill Caroad.e street. has renuvr! h flee -
No. 81 Bourbon street,
tnNI and tstGmhm.e Streets "hcEr h" may b. EC-
smiled GA Nil CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures o rrclra, Nrosy, Nsci:is and AHaser"+f
Syphilis, in nj? it. l.:is radically cured in very shHri tre+
an. sep .113,7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
|t Taco Thousand E'iUe EEts1drcF
DOLLARS; or

The Mysteries of the Seventh Precinct
Containing narrative of the attempted assassination Of the
author and rehue the American and Democratic parties
ad'ee to young men, and an article concerning false putc
lions.
For sale at A. D'APPREMoNT'S Book Sore under Old
Fellows Hall, Camp Street nil 2Fisa