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DLOOMFIELD q OTIS, Manufactur.
ID ers Of Piano Fortes. ~ ARERoOMe, 678 Broad
be equal If not superior in tone, durability, and
finish to any sold IN New York or elsewhere. WAR
RANTED FOR sEvRN WEARS. Prices less thanl any
&dec20-d&w SmsSk II AL. 49, ~ -:
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AAoCALn N R We

Coon BUSINESS The collections for
Ohio soldiers through the Bureau of Mill
tary. Claims for Monday was $3,0s3 on.
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GRAND BALL.-The Coldstream Zouaves
will give their next Grand Ball on Thurs
day evening, Jan. 3lst, at their Armory.
Good music in attendance. jan27-3tF
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FULL assortment of Sewing Machines
selling AT COST at Bells Cloak Store, for 80
days only. jan26-dlw
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GEN. j. WARREN KIEFER. I'VE noticed
the face of Gen. Kiefer on the street last
night. He is one of the few men who won
position by merit.
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gAT Cosr AT Cost at Taft & Son, 4e North
'High.a @gtIti@~ ejanl6-1n1s
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SPECIAL / NOTICES.
.ALLoocK.s Ponous PLAsTER.

-i9eune n LAME BACK. n,,,Il.t,'i,. 4,
'e'u''lHl'A NEW York. Nov. q. 1859.
7. ALLcooK Co.--Gentlemen; lately suffered
severely from, weakness In my back. Having
heard Jour plssters much cd for cases Of
his kind, IprOcured one. and the result was all
ould desire. A single plaster cured mo In a week.
Yours respectfully. A''3
LsTEb1ur q ]. @. BRIGGS,
,soisC Proprietor Of the Brsndreth House.
CURE OF oRICK In TUE BACK, AND LUM-
,als7sH1. f.9B BAG0. lngr3fs ..r
..iii tAh9l ,9r''1 LYoNs, N. Y. July 4, 1862.
MEssRs. ALLcooK 4 Co.; Please send me dol
lars worth Of your pAstsrs. They bnv, cured me
Of criok In my back, which has troubled me for
some time, aud now my father is going to them
for difficulty about his hSart.
.2in9UQDDCTiA L II. SHER 00D.
Or. Green, No. 1863 broadway. New Yor informs
uSho sold, on Monday. June 9ad, 1862. two plasterI
70 oayoupg woman sanering very severely from lum-
baeog On Thursday she called to get two more for
ATTEND, and hen stated how the she had pur-
chased on Monday had relieved her Immediately Af-
ter putting them on, aud CURED HER IN Two DAYS
Of most distressing pain in her back and loins.
Sold By all Druggists. .y jan5 dtwIm
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GROVER & BAKER Sewing Machines AT
COST for 80 days, at Bells Cloak Store.
jan26-dlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

BEST stock of Dress Trimmings in the
city at Bells Cloak Store, Al COST for 80
days. jan26-dlw
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.-I will sell by auction, on the prem
ises, commencing Friday, Feb. lst, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, the entire Furni ure of the
Franklin House, No. 232 South High street,
consisting. of bedsteads, carpets, chairs,
bureaus, tables, washstands, feather beds
and bedding. s4F a.
Sale positive terms cash. .r n
3O-2t w. r. KENT, Auctioneer.
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CLoAKs AND CLOTHS. at q GREAT sGGHE-
FIoE for. 30 days at Bells Cloak House.
ian26-d1w ,..s MN, o a,r
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AT CosT to close the BUSINESS at Taft &
Son. 81 - % janl6-lm
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Orders left at j. Harris & CO.'S Store, No
SO North High street, will be attended to
by e. f5.S t54 E.CoRNEIdsoN.
oct27-tf 81, rt. ,y,r .yvs.r ,v,o,ros,ps,
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FtfnaW "A -arfg a. T7s'e u FrsrlT Tr .fs Ii. 4
Household Necessity Exists for the
Use Of
DURNO's CATARIaH SNUFF,
which, first stages ola cold. acts like mario
Headache, Hoarsehess. Diptheria, and Bronchitis
Sore Eyes. Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell. being
the result Of Catairh. This Snuff removes and pre-
vents ell these and insursS healthy Head. lu
effects pleasant and safe, even for infants who
Suaer from Snnfies. % g5. tH -E % 80
aIt6sb the hiehostprofession testimonials. Sol
by all Druggists sent BY Mail to all parts Of U. b.
ers Ss.ta for oSs sO1 4 for EC9r BSsfs
b5. .-lJ'sa --.,.+.LIL b ~. New ork City.
bAt Wholesale. By DEMAS BARNES 4 Co, j
Park Row. NeN York, ,,i z-.l--. iunes-lyd&W.
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'ICIeveiaIId hrnrKeILjaIi..lSs. sTi

Cleveland MARKER an. SS.. 7rHa
FLOUR -eity-ihade Xxx spring, from .Eo. 1 wheat,
Sl2 evDl2 50; do dofrhn No. wheat. SlI 50aif O0
icouatry-made spr,ug Sll 00dll s5s NXi red winter
"a ogS soQ; .rXAX white winler sls, pO0lB 80.
Bq9kghest apaE held at ss OaS9O %, 80, - =,
MHEAT-Saie i car No. 9 Milwaukee epfine II
CORN -Sales carynew shelled at 7lc from itores
OATS-Sale car No. i Slate at &c,
RYE-Dull and honinal at u l59f 20 for No. I
Ste eee aud !Western.l aiiJ .ggLffU TafgGfmt7aW
i RIARL,EEY7ESO sales reported AndTprioss poRii
H0GS-Dressed in light Offering and ftsaaSSt
,yPO ORkuS les No. .sty-packed mess ak eQD 90:
No. 2 do sl9; clear s22 %. - -,
LARD-City rendered at I3o in tierces. Is5<c in
firkins; country ren efed lee. e1nm % -GfiEH'
I SM islisD IMEATS-Sales RuRar-cured hams uf
I5ci shoulders Pei dried beef 20c; breakfast bssoa
/ NESS BEE F--No. IcitySpacked 4Ie 90.
I nbOTTEk--Stricilypfim Is In fnirnequeat at 800;
common dpll at a nominal range Of 90G2ec.,g,, ets
I 'CHEESEEIs moving quite freely, and the market
is hrm at l29lec for common to choice dairy and
factory. gHf bgfHfI .hffft 3" - nTTf1fTTT
4 GSs=Searce and frm,a at 3l9s2c Coz fresh
HI mHlGHWIAES77 steady, At ~ Is, tax paid; 80 in
eAheOH0hA AND SPIRIFSzAic .gspsfcsut.s
q 54S4 70; Cologne Spirits, ss per cent. ~ siR
RkTR0LEUM-Conqn qnues dull At AZ ~ II 81
yE EBBss;-sales Is sash Glover Il u 4. 4inSlhy
| held at g 1898 so.
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THOMAS and JEREMIAH are now stoppin
at A. Hennebo's.
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sidi NewvEOnlEt HHaFke G--Banse8s slsiad
.GOPT0N-Firm. SaleGof middline uplasdrsg

sidi NewTEOnlkil HlaFke G--Jansis8, silad
GOPT0N-Firm. saleGOf middIius uplnhdrsC
Ssct. u. nd slOI -TngM fIlgoo hnr "a ans "a
! FL0uR-DnIl and 10000 lowsr.. Sales Of vest |.
erp ~ W 40gl0 extra western, Si0 4Ool 60 choiee
VI % 5Dla 20; shippin braads round hoop on o
SlSli 70; trade brands 81 Bl3 rs. market closihg
D%NiIISKYl.Somipslg gad Iie o. ngyo sd7 70
.WiiEA AfdspS add sess lower. Sales Or pEIsII.o
No white Canada at 81. tqn5Jf3f b7iS effil1f5
! .iB;4SsLIESSS6a ;SI Sales Of csn.ds free 81, \, 1
;BARBEY MALTa.DuiI. ssiss at on roisO9IT
mixed at 81 in stOe aud sl rs aaost. .wsssera,
mixed in store 81 IBi Il; aaSat AZ ei Is,.S
loAT5-Duil ana hSavj'aWestsrn ~ dabtsd Gesr
GIG CERES DILL New orlsanS2, 2as nsl...,s As sls.
!. ,.Pg,rRoLBUM-Dull;. crude aOs; refined i6BOnai
7 HOPS-Quiet at 35@65r for new. ,,,l.f ..ss.f
L GQkh--Opened steady but quiet; sales At an rs
@2O 81 Tor new mess closing at $40 50 Tor western.
el9 2ogl9 so f0r old mess; closing 1t SO 81 ensh
SIG 76Sl7 90 for primo and ele 25920ieS Cor prm;
nN,i,n %si also $50 iEoq 6Tls new meas a20e
BEI9R stead at slssis for beSyI.ia nsss and
l79eoc for new extra lnessl bigs H.TliraI Yal n
/ BEEE HA MS Firner; sales At tR09slo.r, zoo,
Il BAOuN-Steady: sales az t0910Kc for sCumber-
land cut, and y &c for short ribbed. .TlS'aa
I ,SOI lbEATS-tti tirmeri saies atg8X0oxcf for
sbnulders; i0l4gl0Te for hams. ~ gVliVFI
a, DRESSED HOGSTFlrmer. western 'Als sX0
SIARD.-DuIl and hssvt; sales at llK0igsc. fof
old, and l2k al8c for new 80 = Vfa 1EFIIlfliF n
\ BUTTEN- Heavy at l5@sOc for Ohio.v vfYTs
\ fCliEESE-Steadya AZ l59l01Sc, - 4,
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For a good meal of victuals, 60 to Hen
nebo's. , 81. ,r
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CLOSING out at Cost at Taft & Son.
2 jan16-1m aVR5.FtEg W43g.
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Piano Tuning y -.

A GENUINE cup of Coffee, at Hennebo's.
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For a first-class Cigar, go to Hennebo's
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J., FROM. MEXICO. .'-'

HAs ~ A ,-- " . slF.sN
Evacuation by the French,
NEw oRLEANs, Jan. 29.44yera Cruz dat@
the City. OF Mexico will be completed by
the 2Sth. Bazaine issued proclamation To
the Shperintendents OF railroads to ar
range for the transfer of 1000 troops per
day. He also issued an order stating that
lie had arranged for the transportation of
all parties to France free of cost. ga l.4p.
Election in Wheeling.
WHEELING, w. YA., Jan. 29+-At the. mu-
nicipal election Yesterday tte Democratic
ticket, with the exception of Treasurer,
was elected BY q decreased majority.
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CIncInnall market-Ian.aa aa.

I 9FL0UR- -UnchsnesdasnaateAdy III ga
( W WHtAI--Steady and uneh hanged. ssIf ~ ~
but little offering.
WHISKY-Dul at ~ rs In bond.
HOGS-tirm but quiet at 81 409T rs.
sS Ssbe t = iIif ~ ~ hnonAnsea mes perf
BULK MEATS-Qdi but held arm 1t 7k 8sko
for shoulders and sides hama Ike, loose and 40
packed.
LARllz- SAlega l2l{c; but littlodoing., -.
itlASyOh3Ulear sides 10 demand ~ DO paoksdf
sh0alder dull and caA be bought IL 10 Ol<c " III
GR0CERIE >-Firm and UNCHANGED,
BUTTER-lc higher. sIyA.-.
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New York SnOncW maElcsa- -Jalis sosaA
NONE Y altet stesdy Al 661 por ceutl fof cslll
.S,IE LING EXCHANG Dali a. egI fnoosTl-1
!, TslTW III. ilhoat chAnss opening closing
GoVERNMENTsFoe "A shade bssist. .,now
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FROM WASHINGTON.
SHouse Hoouussee cola Biil KeiocctSd.L

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Ata a meeting Of
the Senate Finance committee this fore
noon, they resumed consideration of the
gold bill from the House. After brief de-
bate, a vote was taken and the bill was re-
jected. Mr.. Vandyke's- statement to the
committee appears to have been very salts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-27
the SUBMARINE CABLE BETWEEN FLORIDA AND CUBA.

Some erroneous impressions prevail a. To the time
when the cable between Florida and Cuba will be CON-
pletsd The following facts will correct these inn
pressons contract for the cable calls for It's de-
livery May, unless accidents stress Of weather pre-.
vent t. The work the land line Florida TO connect
u with tho Western Union Telegraph Company's line
viii be commenced this week Less thsn sixty days
will be required TO build the land line The cable and
land line will DO completed and In working order by
June l. The President Of the company 10 General ". f.
&" Bady') Smith The engineer, in England super
intending tho construction Of the CABLE and who will
superin.snd the whole work quitting down, &cl Is w.
Everett who invented the paying out apparatus Of
the nrst Atlantic cable For several years past (untn
January I, 1867 he manager Of the Novelty Iron
Works. and he now of the nrm Of Quintard Everett
Of the Morgan Iron Works Of this city.
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tho complainant, and partly by another policeman,
while the witnesses, four for the Defence swore thai 70
consequence OF disturbance in the house where pm
ded the officers entered put him under arrest
and then as alleged, dubbed him in his own room,
when es ape the beating, he jumped out OF the win
dow followed by tho police who took him in the
yard and four u them recommended the clubbing and
continued 70 the station house, where the deiendant
arrived covered with blood. The judge found him guilty
and remandsd him until next court day.
CONSPIRACY.
The OF Griffith Tlbbs and others, arising out
Of the late dry goods alleged swndling operations OF
Foiger Tibbs the partcularsof which have already
appeared IN the HERALD brought before TINS court
chage Of conspiracy defraud but in consequence
OF the illness OF Of the presiding parties, the hear
ing Of the case was adjourned TO Saturday.
ExCRu CASTS
Three OF these cases were adjourned; one against
Charles Botham, dismissed and the fifth against Charles
Halieck 2l0 William street. for disposug OF whskey
ant $50.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CARRorL-HAwKrSs-AtH Harlem, Monday, February
rs, by the Rev Mcguire DANIEL CARROLL, OF Harlem,
70 VIRGINIA l. HAWKINS, OF Greenfield Hill. Conn.
CooPER-LAss- In Brooklyn, Thursday, February
q, BY Rev. VIM T. Engard, ALExAsnER g CoorER tc
EMMA G. LANE.
DuxoSr-CooK Tuesday, February 26 at Trinity
church, New York. by Rev. Francis vinton, u. d.,
sisted by Rev. Sullivan H. Weston, D. d., JONI B.
DuMosr to LIZZIE STEWART, eldest daughter OF Samuel
A. Cook, Esq all Of this city.
AosEs- sTISER--0n Wednesday. February 20. at tha
Temple Emanuel, by the Rev. DR.. Adler, N. H. NOES
city.
0LxsrEAD-BARRsrr.--On Tuesday evening. July 8,
1885, by the Rev J. v. Smith, Mr. G. W. 0LxsTEAp 70
Miss EMMA +. BARRETT, all OF this city.
Standardization Thursday, February 81, by the
Rev. Thomas Galaudet, d. d., ALExAKDER ~ O.
SrrrH, Jr, TO MAKIASNA W.. only daughter Of Joseph
Clark. No cards
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The COURTS S.
uHIrtE STATES CIRCUIT coyTT.
Arrangement Of Prisoners

r. not~ Arrangement al rrs"
Before Judge Smalley
Al the opening Of the court YESTERDAY Tue eip'''u1
business OF the term was commenced me i'no~'as
prsopers rere then arraigned and PLEADED ssSeiAS -
the charges preferred against them'--
rreder.ck Groscath charged with IN a''e"p' 20 w.
srasd the government in forging as 1iesed' IN ernst
nent paper pleaded not guilty.
So ,rrr,ncy pleaded not guilty Joseph Cor
,aases guilty 10 an indictment charging him with
s n h,. possession with intent TO pass the same,
a,s,fes United states currency; Mary 81 John plead
- tIty 10 forging an endorsement upon certicate o.
Se5cait Of the United States Treasury; Charles j. bren
sn alias william Aulgan, pleaded guilty 70 an ina CT
,.en. charging him with forging and utterng falls
,rltlns with inteat defraud the United States Tn
rares pleading guilty Elm be sentenced before the en-
~ the term s## #.tI ..fs.. .~
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luuNsBERRY VS.. LEIGH.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Your report in last Sundays HERALD Of the above case
10 in the main correct would, however, state at the
request Of the sympathize with Miss Lounsbery and as
the counsel who tried her cause that she is not as was
alleged on the trial, believer in all the doctrines OF
spitualism The death Of sole surviving parent the
esrangement of her brother her lonely condition
preyed upon her mind and affected her physical and
mental faculties It was in state is insisted
that she signed the lease In question.
HENRY H. M0RANGE,
OF Counsel for Miss Lounsberry
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COURT CAleEDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CRcur Part 1-oyer and Terminer
business only. Part 2-Adourned for the term. Part
3-Nos 1862 1885, 399 l16s, $751; 1854, 3s7, 247 245,
$50, 1861, 6l9, 1854, 2o 1851, 5lo $50, 1l44 ll72
1924
sUrRxxE CouRr-srEcIAL Tmx-Adjourned for the
term.
SUPREME CouRr-CuAMpERs Nos ~ 24h, ~, 80
Call commences at No. 90
CRY CcuRT, BRooKLyN--MARH TRx-Jury CAGES, first
week; equity, fourth week. Motion days Saturdays In
term
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ccvsr O. SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices Bowling and Kelly.
Thy-nvo cssss were dispossd q In this court yester-
day. Of which twelve were for ssnau and battery; A.
teen, pe,n larceny; one, picking pockets; one con-
sprscy; Eve, violations Of Tho Exeiss Law. and three
suspended from last sitting. 4 = 81 iNA4 ~
GINNING ~ fnx POLICE
'ns only case tried Of any interest was charge made
oy police Officer Hcy against Geo sterling, for assauh
and battery. which was supported by the evidence Of
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sunHueATe's COURT.

The surrogate's Court adjourned yesterday without
tanscng any business in consequence Of the death OF
Mr. Robert 5. Livingston Surrogate fuckers fathern-
law Tho Forman will case which has been the taps
for moro than year, will be argued on Friday.
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SAN FRANcsco, Feb. %, 1867.
Judge Dwinneli yesterday denied the motion Of the
Msrposa Company for order restraining the Sheriff
OF Mariposa county from evying execution Of
100000 The judgment was gnnted 70 Dodge Brothers
In January last
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S ship PIN g NE w S
p0nT or NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 26. 1851.

ALMANAC YoRK-THis
SUN RISES. 80 80
SUN SETS. ~ HIGH WATER 81
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16
T,uREs DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COM

u plant. Headache General Debility NERVOUSNESS
Depression Of Spirits. Constipation Coc Intermittent,
FeSers Cramps and al Complaints OF either Sex
ing fusl Bodily Weakness whether inherent in the sys-
tenn or ys-odnsei by special causes.
Nothing that is nS Wholesome, genial and restorative
stomach Bit;ers This popular preparation contains no
mineral Of any kind, no deadly botanical element.
fierce eScitan but il combination Of the Of
rare halsanc herbs and plants with the purst and mild
est If al diffiisive stnulants.
The weak stomach rapidly iuvigoStei and the APP
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hsree
works wonders IN case Of pyslerta and less
painless apperisnt wei upon the liver
varlahly relieves the constipation sileriniuce by ir-
regular action ii the digestive Sec-etive organs.
Persons Of feeble habit liable 10 nervous attacks low
ness If spirits and TITS o; ISnguor find promp, and
permanent relief from the B,ters The testimony on
this point is most conclusive and from both sexes
The agony Of bilious cole Immediately assua,ed BY
single dose Of the silrnuaI, and by occasionally
sorting to it, the resrn Of the complaint NAY be pre-
vented
As general tonic HoseSter. Estts-< produce effects
which must be experienced witnessed before they
be fully appreciated In of constitutional weak
ness preatre decay and debility and decrepude ariS
ing from old exercises electric influence. In
the convalescent stages Of all diseases operates de-
hghtful invigorant When the powers of nature are re-
aNed il operates TO inturte and reeStahiish them
Last but not least il Is the only safe smulnt being
manufactured from sound and nnocuous materials and
entirely free from the acid elements present
less in all the ordinary toncs and sonachos Of the day
No family medicine has been universally, and it
may be truly added deseryedly popular with the intel
hsent portion of the community Hostetters Bisters
Sold by all Druggists Grooers and Storekepers every
where. EOSTETTER. SMITH X DEAN, Agents
3in-2s Battery street, San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

MAGNETIC lion OkE--The Virginia IrssPoss
of late date "a that there is piece Of magnetic
iron ore in the Yellow Jacket ONCE at that place
which is quite curiosity in its way. having an
affinity for steel and iron When Gen. Winters
first obtained it. ii would attract q common funk
kew 50 much that BY using care it could be raised
from the table The ore was suspended by string
in the cabinet, and daily experiments made with
ii. and ii has now become 50 powerful that It VIII
raise several keys, and is constantly increasing IN
strength. 1t viii doubtless become powerful sum
Gent 10 raise three four ounces Of iron or steel
The ore came from mine in Grass Valley and re-
sembles piece of porphyry. with iron pyrites al
the smaller end Of the specimen-whieh viii weigh
about two pounds
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

DEAD IN DITCH.-John Roberts, native OF
Ireland, and lately miner at Pine Grove, Sierra
county, as We learn by the Messenger, was found
dead about two weeks since in piece of fume on
the Trainor Ditch. He had on seven shirts but no
ceat, and when discovered bore evidence of having
fosted down to where he was found in which ope-
ration he became scaiided on his features, giving
Sc at first to suspicious of foul play; but closer
examination satisfied the parties who went after
him that the marks were from posthumous causes.
He had been miss cd about six weeks.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16
REPORT OF
FAIR c o M MITTEE!
On Squarza's. Punches


SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED By
~ the Mechanics Institute the occasion Of the last
Fair to examine and decide upon compounds and Cali
forna Inventions consisted OF Dr. Isaac Rowcl Dr. Be
verley Cole, and VIM II. Keith Esq. The following is
an extract from the report OF these gentleman The
Liquors. Punches Tonic Bters Corslias, etc prepsr-
ed by V Squarza without exception, the finest ar
ces in their line the Committee have examined.
All Of Mr. Squarzas preparations have these great
its other compounds of Il similar character
ls.-That none but the best and pures; Liquors
used
2d-That no Sugar. Syrup Swectnir4, principle
used except that obtained by macerston sweet
fruits hence the nutritious principles contained i'll the
fruits also impaired to the Punches.
That the following materials also obtained hy
macerating the various fruits flowers plants and herbs
which contain them instead of using the ordinary
pressed essential oils. The great skill of Mr. Sauarzs
in Lis ability blend tremendously
due preparation the various materials used that
there wanting and nors in Some of
his preparations medicinal and deserve especial aud
favorable mention.
New Nos. 1ao and l22-Old Ne. ~
Iedeslarff street
V. SQUARZA'S PUNCH MANUFACTORY
Wholesale and RetaT
A. BONA
Successor to V Squarza
1y-17 Opposite What Cheer House. San Francisco