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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-16

oner Wren had before obtained (!
l submit to "Jno. V. Wren, NJ. D." that
his point about my loosely conducting " the
examination, in not putting this question, was
not well taken!
9Th. The venerable Coroner inquiries "why
l wished to chanse::the medical management
of the case?
l have no objection to giving my PERSONS !;
and as the personalities in "Jno. V. Wren,
NJ. DIS" professional paper have relieved me
from that delicacy in treating the subject l
otherwise would have isit, shall state them
pretty plainly: They are all receivable into
the comprehensive one, that they have treated
the case, first with inattention and neglect,
and lastly, with confused abstruseness and
happiness, indicative Of anything but Tat
" expertness which the law requrcss in wit
nesses to scientific facts, affecains the life or
liberty of citizens. Whan summoned by their
patron, the CoroEer, on the first inquest, they
went distance of over half mile: looked at
tho body found no marks of poison " erter-
molly, as it is not at all likely they would !;
and therefore concluded, that there had been
no poisoning done; the which conclusion come
10 without much intellectual fatigue or physi-
cal trouble, and having in this easy manner
become entitled to the venerable Coroners
Certificate that they had earned for the hours
job the round little sum of 800, they and
!" your Coroner" went their ways homewards,
complacently voting it all right and this thew
did, too, with testimony before them as to the
peculiar symptoms attending Baansky's sick
ness; symptoms which they subsequently
swore were those of poisoning by arsenic |!
But with all these symptoms Of poison before
them, with all the runors Of poison around
them, neither they nor the venerable Coroner
thought it worth while to open the body, or
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-16

Is situated at convenient point Of access for all
Lake Steamers and ssels and Freight consigned to
this Road is landed directly its dock, and loaded in
to cars thus avoiding the detention expense what
is more, the damage caused by carriage. %.
In addition quick time, has to be added the consid-
GRAFTON that all payments made for back charges
exhibited and explained by the vouchers which will
company the Bills of Ladng, that Merchants
at glance whether, anu in what particular, they have
been overcharged Merchants therefore requested
to require the Bills of Ladng of the River agents. or.
der every evidence of the the
charges upon their goods.
1t indsputable fact that in the Of 1885,
three fourhs of the uprver freight passed the
Milwaukee Mississippi Road, for the obvious reason
that
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-16

stated that the reduction tube testrevealed the
peculiar metallic, Gron grey) ring which was
never found he thought, except when arsenic
was present"
pr. Goodrich, however, in his testimony
differed froR. DR.. Morton as to the metallic
ring being an exclusive test of the presence
of arsenic-that cd5aaium would produce
similar ring. He Or. g. also testified
that through the microscope, he saw but one
crystal which he could say with any particu-
larity had even the appearance If crystal
of arsenic, and disclaimed anything more
than theoretical knowledge on the subject.
Mr.. Wolff, the Druggist and Chemist TESTIFIED,
that ave made some of the simple tests-
we are not perfectly satisfied with the result
Of the experiments; in one was crystal
discovered, which under the microscope, look
ed similar to arsenic AS wind up of the
medical testimony, at the close of DR. Nor
TONS examination on the point relative to what
had been developed by the chemical expert
ments, the Coroner asked him this question in
substance and almost in the exact words.
whether from the experiments made or, Wit
messed BY him be could give it as his opinion
that arsenic existed in Bilansky's body?" To
which question he replied substantially "that
he could not-that he might have such an i'm
pression' but could not say SO positively un-
der OATH" Dr.. Goodrich and Mr.. Wolfe
stated the same thing in effect. Vel, might
one Of the editors of the P:o,,.s,, who was
present during the exam: ,..;o,> ,.,n.rk &C fol.
lows: "' '''-''' . 40 Wv ''' :.
,,,dence in this case was about as
TiiS ..sfactory as it was possible to make it.
.ne medical testimony was as guarded and
non-committd as modesty and professional
abstruseness could make it. twas certainly
q case where, if ever, a physician may be 10 x-
cused for exercising reasonable distrust in
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-16
GREAT FREIGHT&PA PASSENGER ROUTE
( I'd .s.rr."- t# TO THE q! s.--g.a- -,-r De-.
MIS- SIPPI RIVER,
.:" NEW YORK,

bOStOn and Fh1IaUeIph1a.
1869. ., 1859. 1869.
THE MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI
.t.a RAILROAD.
In connection with the
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL FOND DU LAC RAILROAD
FROM CHICAGO, AND THE DETROIT AMI MIL
WAUKEE &. r. AND LAKE PROPELLERS
FROM MILWAUKEE,
Is now prepared deliver Freight to Merchants and
COnsigpees OF the West and Northwest at Low Rates.
and In quick tme and will not be beat In these psrtic
ulars by any other line
The facilities of this route such to this
assertion, and is expected that Goods will be deliver.
ed in St. Paul under twelve days.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-16

ri EDWIN O. BECKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL AGENT, Su-
periOr, Wisconsin Real Estate bought and sold Taxes
paid and all the business Of General Agency attended
to with promptness ''.....t je26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

A cApEMY OF MUSIC. ,nu
GRAND MIC cHkIsf fs p '
HAsSR IL s is S$ssIs WORK
CHRISTMAS EVE
Decsmtsr z. 1853,
SCALE or GRtNDEUR
Which has characterized the performances OF the
- society for several years past
The Society ' aa9SSE %Ssa Rsor
,u, Ihe celebrated cantatrce,
'''s' r MS H. wEsTERvELT,
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA A sS d 4 g GgoAAs.
THREE uUS WI iS1p sE "
GRAM oRa.N,.
Consisting CT tirely Of pedals
And made expressly for oratorio performances,
r1cKE r. a os aD ,aTssls sSn CENTS
Reserved seats 50 cents extra
Reserved may be secured Messrs Hail Sons,
Bcadway and on the day of the performance at the Office Of
Heors open half past O'Clock.
Tooommence At half past O'Clock precisely
GRAND vocal AND INSTRUMENT AL ooNCsRr-r
suRY's PIANO FACTORY which was lately destroyed BY
~e' PALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL,
Kindly the Of for the occasion free Of charge by Mr.
De f0l's'6 On WEDNESDAY EVENING, peo a.
For ibis occasion the following s DISTINGUISHED artists have
ssb9s b Donna
ssSor MAGcaFERRI Tenor
ssnor ARDAyANI BARITONE
N" TaE NATioS&G MUSICAL INSTITUTE GRAND 'AA
CHORAL SOCIETY consisting Of $50
A l essN n5a o issailsssR
Conductors, T RI ). sSSIHD
he'aeF iPKo,;axMxR '''''.,'' NJ SoAl
PART l.
l. Overture 'S'@y SR@sD ORCHESTRA '"e'sr
signor ARDAvANI
g. cevaiUa, "oh luce di guest anima from "rinda ..,
u 'AA'a Madame ANNA BISHOP D'AN'A
f'n'''e SG %RrnTR NAPOLEON. 'in'i'es
Aria la Donna sisa aSof fFsP ksIg2'0
Afi' MssrlsI 5oRST s'ni
PART H.
: p'>'' Messrs Noii Matska, Berrner,
Render, Drsscber, Ekz, Braunes
pa'Aa home a ssss, anna BIsaop 's'''
Solo panoforte Rondo brilliant in minor Mendessohn
'"I aR SEfhssisa S siif1RR fEGo5Raeno
asi ri ssif' i s
. assam Madame NARTisi DoR&Y '''u''
rnk k" SXTioSIE xusloAs INSTITUTE AND dnASD
Tckets Nay be had al ths principal music stores botc
committee, and the door the evening Of the Concert
Doors open at o., Concert to commence at rs r. NJ
HI NEWTON 4ai Broomc street
tETER WiIER; ~ Centre street,
WY 4. po SS ST Bro sS s''s0' 'a'e
CADEMy OF MusIr-ApELIEA PATTI.
"A Reaered seats for to nights LUCIA aud for To morrow
y Ssn S sna me ers Aas
20 TO wAIJAcK's,
ONLY PLACE
WHERE You Otk FIND
Ev FEitsS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

nRAYTONiS ENGLISH PARLOR OPER ATTIC ENTER.
IL ainme Mt dope Chapel, BroafVsy.
LAsT NIGHT BUT SEVEN.
Every Evening, except Saturdays. until Dec. 30
WEDNESDAY, bee 81, at ~ oc'ock--NOrHING VEN.
TuRE NOTHING HAVE; SENIOR OLIvElRA; DIAMOND
CUT DIAMOND; SIMON, THE CELLARER.
Place. sacyed In advance at the Office; also at Shells
~ Wall Hall kons No SIS broadway the Fifth
nue. md othe principal hotels.
Dray brooklyn, Polytechnic Institute Saturday
Gath o'clock r. Move il Sind Ulveira
Never TOO Late to Mend, Star Spsnged Banner" A
uisny citizens OF Brooklyn unable admission
the last visit OF the Ora the principal have
numbered be secured immediate Application
Carl proy S uton street, j. Goo u Court street,
Dickn 4 drug stores
Mr. aud Mrs Trayton Oyera give their enter
taioment the Odeon, Williamsburg, Monday evening
Jan z.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER q, 1859
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMHNTs.
N Di FOX 'fff * 3 Sass:: sss TX
Tho sr ssv III s'n'~''d
oARRIEI AND re- AsooIs
rw %sa Ssssr sccs S%S P iss Is w
GABRIEL y nc White knight soo,s !, e.. ,..,.o..,.
OF tho '. FIX aSsSs s5 s:s'i:%' '.a'. tho
's Si5d s,ss1 e
'f cSsb bi9 Hs%DG a tho
xAnrr,. z.s.anrrA. Aspsnx Lsa.a. ,ovse A.nrr
WHh :. sss ' Tia q Es sop Ssm ca Tie
IN S.r sss " .%. s Id AA'''1 PAUL
:. S si SxSsisa DS
s.d f' e WI" fo'le' d'4n.''.'. n tho lsds story
RED RANGER
Amer .s'', ss 9; By ss siIisl s GENTLEMAN
To Be followed BY the E s. .,.Sc s,ys II
T'o..oluds with y; 4 H5f \, q ~ ,i svs,.
Az No. 'AA Mr. San cowEI1,
NJ NJ s sAs Swell Ii...
'o0AfA WEEP FSuRrH WEEK.
FO1RTH WEEK.
FOURTH WEEK.
dAhA' asEA Is1" c sisfssf SINGER
e asEsTssF S SSsiS SINGER SINGER
" '' ' IN rim w n 4au WORLD
II Ii THE THE wSsED
EVERY S''A' EVERY srq sys,,x wan,
.......... ''' ' H E$ssE NIGHT NIGHT
FhENCH THEATRE
E EsSSSH THEATRE THEATRE
oAo"DAD cs hSSfas HOUSES.
CROWDED HOUSES
RICHARD H Efca HHbsDf Is rHrapr
s kioHakS e Is T TaIsDE
MARRIED. x Hs2 sESc1 AND SINGLE
- - s MsssisD AsD SINGLE SINGLE
CLEAN YOUR BOOTS
CLEAN YOUR BOOTS;
GLEN oisXs y YoUs BOOTS Boots
BACON AND GREENS.
BACON AND GREENS
BACON BAGoS AND AND GREENE.
LORD 1oi Hokb LOVELY ,o
LORD LOWELL.
Rat CATCHERs DAUGHTER
RAT c4T .T r .Ic pApaHT r. Iourvn
RAT CATCHEE's DAUGHTER
BILLY BAR afpyy nARrow
BILLY BARLOW.
BILLY BARLOW.
Box book bow open kets can be obtained and seats
broadway; Hall 4 Sons 6is Broadsav.
The performance will conclude before giving persoss
from distance every facility for obtaining conveyances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CHRISTMAS Is COMING.
NEW CURIostTieS JUST RECEIVED.
MORE DANCES COMEDIES, FARCES, &c.
WEDNESDAY,. DIG q, 1859.
AFTERNOON at 3, aud in the EVENING at ~ O'Clock.
First time here Of the thrilling historical Urat Of LA TOUR
pt NksLE The oh.mber OF Death; and the Farce of
JOIN JONES with the entire strength OF the
MONDAY, Dec 26 1859, delightful series OF HOLIDAY
ENTEnTA hMENIs embracing performances every hour
The beautiful pair of Living Kangarocs the Living Seal Fam
v Of African Serpents and the Fifty Baby Anaconda the
Wa1 Model OF ossaw omie brown hs Autograph some Pixies
from Harpers Ferry the Happy Family the Grand qdaris
Ac Abundance Is Children under 10 Is cents PArquet
Is cents extra
N B-aarnnms Museum ia In possession OF the certified
LINK OF THE sHACkl,kS which COOK and COPPlE 1t
in by the Barlow knife and which consequently permitted
them 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

WAN AMBURGH CoMPANYs MANAGERIE
AT PALACE GARDEN,
Fourteenth SIKH entrance
MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Doors open at 10 A. NJ ~ and 6ls M.
LARGEST NJ NAUEKiE IN THE WORLD.
Admission 2b cents children under nine Is cens
GRAND HOLIDAY JUBILEE FOR ThE CHILDREN.
knowledge for the world School for tha million.
opportunity here presented 70 parents who wish
their chdren and advance them in the
great study Of natural h,tor
M0kNlNt} EXHIBITION AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Animals FED IN Of the audience at u O'Clock.
ANOTHER NEW FEATURE JUST ADDED.
Shouts mh and rounds applause by old and young
the performance of that
LAUGHTER PROVOKING MALTESE JACK.
Every afternoon and evening The educated pony Black
Diamond.
PONY PRINCE AND MONKEY JOCKO.
Great elephant Hannibal and Prof Lqngworthy
TRAINED ANIMALS, WILL APPEAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

-L,OR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
townThe New York and Virginia Steamship Compsny's
ccmmander win leave pier No. II North river Saturday,
Dec a. at 3 o'clock N,
Passage, including state and fare, 81 80.
Freight eight cents per foot.
~ West stgeek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

ON MAIL LINE yon
CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama Railroad.
EXTRA STEAMERS
PANAMA AND ACAPULCO.
Regular Davs
5Tu AND 9TH OF ZACH MONTH
ON THURSDAY. JAN 8 AT r M,
The North Atlantic Steamship Company will dispatch the
splendid steamship -
BALTIC
A. G.. GRAY, Commander.
For Aspnua direct viii Pauama Railroad,
with the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamer
SONORA,
r. J.. BABy, Commander,
Ard urece direct to Francisco.
FOR freight apply the office of the company 80 Wall street.
apply the Office the gate the wharf ut
che foot OF Canal street, to VIM. II. wICkHAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

DRYANT'S MINSTREIS.
ID Bryant Brothers Projectors
MECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY.
Monday evening" december 49, aud during the week,
GRAND TIN PIANO MON;
Or Musard Contests
POLKA A La MfLITAIRE.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
In their CcmcalHes and Burlesque ShskspertAp Acts
PRENDERaAsT, STATION, SCOTT and GOULD
In brilliant variety OF Songs Choruses Qusrtaes 10
W: at NORTON in their popular DosNYBROoK REEL
Neil BRYANT lsaaca. Gavin Carroll, Emmett, Charles,
Ewers and Hobbs in features
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSONS
Introducing this Excelsior Troupe In their Festival Dance
Doors open 6 curtain rises at IA Tickets 70 cent?
LNRANKLIN MUSEUM, NO 1T GRAND STREET,
One door from Broadway. = -
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.
OPEN AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Grand increase Of young ladies for the holidays numbering
FIFTY YOUNG LADIES,
every afternoon and night commencing at and at o'clock
The entire troupe Of
MODEL ARTIsTES
viii appear Ia fourteen REPRESENTATIONS OF statuary
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Admission. orchestra 5c boxes 25c private boxes, 81
on the stage, S.
Two Performance usual Treble troupe Of model artsies,
with other actions Of great order Don't forget door
from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

kTIBLO'S SALOON.
IN GEO. CHRISTY'S MINSTREIA
MONDAY EVENING DEC. 49,
And every evening during the week.
In addition to and varied programme, will be perform
ed first time entirely Farce written expressly for Geo
Chrisy by Ben Baker ESQ, called the
ARTFUL DODsER
TIMOTHY DODGE with songs .......... GEO CHRISTY
rIeuerick COol White
% ".
5u6aA tWltR B0agB Master eugene
Other characters by the troupe.
For particulars programme
Doors open at 81; to commence at TX o'clock
Tickets 25c
SATURDAY. Dec o. Grand Afternoon Performance, CON.
mencng vt ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

INOR HAvANA.-QUAEER CITY LTNE.-CARRYING
the United States malls and leaving each port TWEEN
81 days The fast and double engine steamship YORK
QUAKER CITY sai for the above port Monday Dec
Sowp new ship Of 300 TONS burshen and well tested for
both strength aud speed Her accoEinodatons are unequal
Nd First cabin SS steerage SIS Freight received the
10Th Bills OF lsdng furnished board For freight pas
Ags apply 70 HAR0OUS 4 CO., IS south street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21
ScYHD OF rHx FIRST ACT.
rdH TIf.E an TE |. nfkM Ez
ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON The ATCHAFALAYA.
THE IJfMRRR quEn

seudder returns his and takes phosoersph
Paul wans his picture ookPets brings terrible newa2oa
confirms i-George's declaration of love-"He does ~
soivew tee and Pan-rhe apparatus work-fhs d.
xuerreoty porPsu his likeness assisted n
he lnoap-The ssvAge's fear for the machine Tbnkp
.eadly wesponPsul ats for biz posit-Tbe attach m
uurderTbe letter the As - p
and Zoe viii be mine-The revenge Of 10 Indian Ana II
sTief for Paul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
IN Albany, Columbus Macon, Augusta and various places
In Florida, via Savannah, tss-
The AUGUSTA. Captain N l. woodruff VIII leave on
Pee ~ a a. o psr a. sGr o ~
any from New York TO Savannah accommoa
cations superior -
New YORK New Orleans $50 7b Mobile 1885, Montgomery,
Ala $36 Atlanta ga, S Albany, Ga, ~; Columbus Ga
sk2S: Macon Ga. S2l Augusta $40; Savannah, $5.
SAMUEL l. MiTCAILL d SON, L. Broadway
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CADEMY or MUSIC -ADNLINA PATTI
"A Positively TWO OPERA NIGHTS okLY,
Wednesday and THURSDAY, Dec. ~ ana I'D
a. Lucia III LAMMERMOOR and sONkAkPULA.
MANY having been unable obtain end -
niaBiou u the last aypsarzuoe Of
MLLE ADELINA PATTI,
ihe drectrs have made arrangements for
- - TWO PATTI NIGHTS,
Whcn wiz DO the only onea that will uotu ~ ruWA
- OF tho company February.
Ihs ara PATTI NIGHT win take place on wRDNEGDAl
zeth's opera
LUCIA NJ LAMMERMoOR.
And the neooad and positively ast PATTI NIGHT =
THURSDAY EVENING, December n
On which occasion viii be given
La SONNAMnULA.
MILK ADEIINA PATTI
sI0k0Rs BRIaNoLI. AMoDIo and wEIM1Ioa,
CONDUCTOR. ............... ....,.,... SIG 1fyzu
Admission o. Reserve4 ssas 81 80 Front prvsas buEG
toTl 49,. ~ ranly cuv'os ~ cautA uanerX - cenA
Nh msrnise Of o'clock.
ct - Aoademy az huAo whore al the private hsres ~ q
Tor 1Ale as0 pArquA1o and bAlcouy otAAp -
TtckeA aad seats may be hAA q To door,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21
AUhHEA AND AAGos

A SOUTH DOWN BUCK FOR SALE-A VERY sU-
80 uounds Ths IA rare Chance to obtain mo yaIusbs
sheep He believed TO be OF the the
viii be sold 0w. Apply at 488 Pearl street. where he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

1TAvAFA NEW ORLEANS TEXAS AND MEXICO,
l New York and New Orleans Steamship Company. For
New Or eans Havana 70 sail on Tuesiag Dec "a 1889
ri IL O. clock The United mail steamship DE SOfO,
Capt j. D. Buloch will Commence 70 receive freight on Fri
dAy Dec e. foot Of Robinson street, North river.
no bills adng signed after the hour Of sailing For freight
or passage apply the agents LIviN dsTON OROCHER0N
AGO, No. Park place.
Through Issued Vera Cruz and all ports In Texas
Der Southern Steamship Company's line of steamers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

JICrFL st. JULIEN, NO wAsHINGToN PLACE "A
hno sut OF four elegant Apartments just vacated Also
small suits The pleasant situation quet of this hotel
'SS''' ~ ELBERT ANDERSON, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

TtOR SAVANNAH.
in The american Atlantic Steamship Company's new and
fAvcre seamshp HUNTSVILLE, Juo. foat, Commander,
viii leave pier H. N. r., Thursday, December 2 at
O'Clock p M
Passage Savannah with unsurpassed accommodations,
x& Through tickets 70 New Orleans SO 10; Mobile $1;
Mongomsry S2s; Albany $i; Columbus, $3; Atlanta S23;
Macon, SCI: Augusta, $40
Freight 10 cents foot No commission for forwarding
Apply 70 IT, y. CkOMWELL 4 co. SO West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

VNOODs's MINsTRELs,
w 444 BROADWAY
OPEN EVERY EVENING
GRAND ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT
NEW YEAR CALLS
Tickets IS cents Commence at III o'clock.
(NHATBAM AbPHlTHEATRE.
~ Afternoon and evening performances TO day.
Full Circus Exhibition In the afternoon, ut o'clock.
IN the evening viii be given repetition of patriotic
drama of
PUTNAM. THE IRON SON OF rs.
TO with be apao Of
WOMAN:
Her Love-her Hope-her Faith-her Trials
Robert Shelley W. M Ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

THE PARIlOR AND HALL AT TERREBONNE
Preparations for the SALE Mctloehey ciaima pound a
AeshJhe be sold-rete stunp--Hh a.
dress to hjs 'culiurt bruddersr-Dsrke enthusiasm
TIE SLAVE SALE
Rats the the Magnolia the yellow nj nxf
her chidreu--"Buy mo mas'r-Pee on the stand his ma0
cation at going cheap No THE Octoroon girl Zoe-Coass
uation Of the savesMcCloakey bdsThe ssaut
Bowie and revovers Dorss revenge ON Zoe who
sker aws7 her tover-The saIe OF the oc.rocp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

fyARRIAGE FOR A DOCTOR OR INvALID-rT
" cos+s entirely, with glass all des and Ia driven fr
the inside Win be sold at bargain Address boz LII Pos
oAlcA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
SPEAK WELL OF OTHERS.

Were We I" give receipt TOR rendering
every nrighh"rhoud Il onilmratise paradise 1t
would he speak well Of others Short n,
i, * may appear, ani simple rs it seems. 1t
universally adopted. it would he E"und omn''
potent for good. and productive OF untold hap
piness. But how often are We panied 4"
iini the opposite disposition indnlged. In
almost every neishborho"d the vide sland'rfr
NAV be- found sowing the srri of pam and
sorrow. The hard earned reputation 81 The
gray-haired sire il frequently assaulted, the
brilliant prospects Of the amhitIous youth are
darkened, and the fond hopes OF the tlr'u"uS
maiden ARE often blasted 10y the whitening
remarks of thu malicious calumnlat"r. 80
Nome. it is true. are entirely faultlesS, and ""
may. with much truth remark, there are
none 81 bad us not to POSSESS sorne god quail
ties. and lis charitable beings it rs oar duty
10 mention their faults on Y privately I" TIA"
errins one. Then, IL done In atriendl!. SYM
pathising manner. it may prove salnlary, -
When this Christian like habit prevails, !.
halo Of moral grandeur will cnclrcle the
earth and peace on earth, good Will I"
men," will he the language oi every heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
THE GAZETTE.
CURING 4 PAIN IN TIE SIDE.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST -, l>.a.

~ = @A'.N AtN fhit ''h'i''
Paul Name. thy American arts. Describes
n surgical "rrrat "n - rra' Il cd v The liz
dians i'll British Columbus:
About l0u'cl~k at uiSht str"lcd nat"
the village. a'.d "n hra ing Il gre NOISE IN
one of The lodges. | entered II and found an
old woman supporting "n""i The hands mc$t
Indian girls had ever seen. Sac MAS III
state ofnulty Cross-icsgci aud naked. III
the middle ni the room. sat the medicine man
with w,nlen dish OF water before h'n;
twelve ar fifteen other men were sitting
round the lodge The ul. lert in view WAS t."
cure the girl of II disease affecting her side.
A. Sooi, ,s my presence was noticed. II place
was cleared Tor me To 81, down. The "ihclnt
ing medicine man appeared III {" state OF
prutusc perspirati"n from the exerti"ns he
had used. and s,nn tmk his seat among the
rest as if quite exhausted; II Younger n!cdl-
cine man than tonk his place III front OF the
bowl aud close beside the patient. Throw
ing of his blanket he commenced singing
and ges.ieulating in the most vi"lemt man.
ner while the other kept time bv beating
with little sticks nn the hullow wooden bowls
aud drums. singing continually. After eX-
ercising himself in this manner tor about
half an hour, until the perspiratinn ran down
his body, l- darted suddenly upon the young
woman, catching hold OF her side with his
teeth aud shaking her for II IL" minutes
while the patient seemed to suffer great ago
ny He then relinquiShed his i'"id ."d
cried out he had got it. Mt the same tune
holding his hands to hiS mouth; after Witch
he plunged them int" the water and pretend
ed Ia hold down with great difficulty th"
disease which he had extracted. lest It might
spring cut and returned To It's vctini.
At length. having obtained the mastery
over it, h. turned round IL me- III IN rXul!lng
manner and held something ny between the
finger and thumb OF each hand which hal
the appearance oil piece Of cartilage. where
up.,n one Of the Indians sharpcued his knife.
and divided it in two. leaving one end IN each
hand Une Of the pieces he threw mt" tn"
water, and the other into the fire. n.:r"mpa-
nviny the action with II d,ab"licnl noise
which none hut Il medicine man can make.
After whichh got up perfectly satisfied with
himself although the poor patient seemed I"
me anything but relieved by the violent
treatment she had undergone.