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00 7 tUvssUrO Aw tXOHJQNGl, DEC. 1. 1SS3 COUHTRY PRESS ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION. 7 Anti Administration. Ik TniKH of tlio Campaign.

ebster Tribune The Admin iatratlonists viDtr perceived that delay la dangerous to mJar pushing the campaign their ut Thfcir methods and practices are iat to those which have so ion? charao zed and made infamous the Republican greed for gain and fear of eonse eiitfti exposure on being turned oot. seemed determined to force their maa "i ua at all hazard, and if the ean't do airly they will try fraud, and thia tha opiatrJ not stand. Ouachita went for MeEnery aa was exited and passed resolutions against the which la nothing more than a blind the country parishes. Madison haa gone Tarly for the ring party sent en from other parishes, who, with a hand lal of native McEneryties bolted and passed resolutions favoring the administration, as will be seen in another column. East il ciana haa elected Nlehalls delegatee by a large majority toy primary.

St. Tammany a three votes have gone the other way. Be far there are fourteen votea for and eighteen against the administration. ait im oi this section of the State ia heard from and then the ring will be routed. If they want to bolt then let them bolt.

But they ojUBt understand one thing, the people will Tot permit AfeEnery to be sadiled upon. by fraud 1 Cond Meail Delegates ta the Caavea a i Tomu Rncln Call: Wb have time and sin expressed our opinion that Gen. JFran Nit holla wiU be the nominee of the I esnccratio Convention that ia to meet on I8ih of December next, and that he will Thu 1 bo Idle talk, nor ia it mere strong we know that Gen. Nlcbolls ia not a ean "AeAa. and we honor him the more for that, Vus we know also that he la a alave to duty, that when It will be clearly ahown to tiiat hla selection aa the standard bearer Louisiana Democracy in thia neroa eon oi a powerful ring and stupendous "cpoliee arrayed against the people is a option, he wiU undoubtedly accept the rts aBU anew ouiuot wvuu iu ais if mm What Ia Wanted.

atiaetti 18 Is. an Indls 7ie fact that every, adminlatra crean in the State is engaged i defending Gov. McJEnery against the or iog and disreputable eharges that I i been made against him. The people do vont any man for their Chief Executive has to be defended at every The a want a man for Governor whose 7.al conduct is above suspicion and official aits will bear the closest ecru Izj. enator Marston will nil the MIL Cen.

Oadea's Intellecu re report Democrat: Some day since rrnelztibor, the editor Of the in ed the world that Gen. F. K. Ogden. at in only an ordinary man, or werda to ttiect.

This will certainly be news In aud is just such news as would a a ioreunur, ignorant of our State, our a and our history, disseminate. The i fstmilT is one of the moet remarkable country ever produced. A white black ii wouia be as rora avi tt terns as a "id "Ogden. There never has been, an BfiT one from old Robert Ogden who Charles II. up into the oak.

tree a to the little boys of the present generation. Gen. Ogden may not 4 the legal knowledge and breadth Hcesmanahipof hia granduncle, Aaron, Governor; or the learning and scholar of his grandfather, ox the tit genius of hia uncle Oeto, who was rd in this respeet by no other citizen Li iaiana except Sargent 8. Prentiss. ia strength of native intelleot, in fis of judgment.

In force of will practical wisdom, he is the equal of of them, and the equal any Uat ever existed. The Battle Cry. Prosperity and the i a battle cry with some ignia some sense. Make Iouisiana pros by an honest administration and the of levees and other improvements, 1 independently of who may chanoe arernor. Before the war there were yet no McKnery for Because Louisiana Was prosperous 7 in.

the treasury makes prosperity, roe parity builds the levees, and 7 ee ufUL. very other cry is foolish. i can be no great prosperity in Louisl snob, evils are in exlatenoe as, MeEnery Land Grab; 2. Act No. is.

Howard's lottery making and Jner our Governors; a. The 'tiary lease. taking at the sum of S12.00O per annum, the of the State, labor aolflelent in and nnmber to build all the levees. a are enough to enrse Louisiana, to say ng of other monopolies, and such and shining political ligjats as Gau ix, Richardson, Bres. eto.

Luulaiana has somewhat advanced in "rity. it has been in spite of the pres and not because of it. us a thoroughly honest administration. i will follow a full treasury, general erity and levees higher, stronger and of them than the present admlnlatra ever dreamed of. .7 7:7 It Waa MU Right.

Stars The Uadison parish delega Aolld for Ogden, despite the attempt 2icnerylts to shape the result of the at ion by foul means. The people will ye bat to think and do when It becomes Uly known that the partisans of Me imported voters from adjoining and sought to obtain their fran Coring the balloting of the eon venire Ogdenites were too lynx eyed for a and the little game ery proved a dead failure. Suoh a ie and on pardonable desire on the the MoEnery adherents to rule or to disgust his most strenuous T1TAX. STATISTICS. rfled in the office of the Board of Friday, Nov.

30, 1883 BIBTHH. 3. Joseph Taylor, a girl, Jane 25. Henry Oser, a girl, June 29. Ltienne Leblond, a boy.

Nor. 29. John Thomann, a boy, Oet. 24. harles Livaudais, a boy, Nov.

20. Henry Dimon, a girl, Sept. 21. J. Baseey.

a boy, Nov. 4. li. H. Chaffe, a boy, Oct.

25. 7 MARRIAGES. 'J a Parker and Miss Fannie Butcher, i Crane and Miss Mary Failvre. crt Bertrand and Miss Carrie Oser. a A Lambert and Miss Mary Maurer.

nek W. Konz and Miss Henrietta ta Lemmler and Miaa laima Bahl Carter and Mrs. Widow Ada Durham 0. iiG Verrett and Fannie Gabriel, ion Clemenz.and Miss Mary W. DEATHS, a ZelUr 3s years.

68 Ninth. C. Ortkin. i montbs, 1ST Port. iCochner, 7 years.

Prosper and i Zinuner, 4 days, 312 Poland. 7 Robertson, i month, near 1 Comnainga, 47 years, No. 360 St. Charles, 34 years. 114 8.

Peter. louKlaa, 35 years. 216 Bienville. i Irfinmlale, 11 days, Gamp, near 3ow Elizabeth. Heitman.

63 years, or, berween Laurel and Oonstaaee. Andrew, 15 years, Labadie and Anerprta McDonald, 14 Hanuonv. jnheiemy, 35 years. Morales, near advt tm ai rsLow's SooTHim Srarxr should oari when children are rebeves the UtUe suiferer atonoe natural, quiet sleep by relieving JU Pain, and the little cherub "fl ortKut as a It ia very io taste. It soothes the child, cutmb, atlaya all pain, relieve uais the bowels, and is the best r.aitr for diarrhmav whether 'roni teetning or other cause, vecentaabottla.

S' Perfume, Edenla. 8nprme Court of the United Statr 7 WASHnroTOH, Nov. 25. 120 Mra. Georgianna MoCnllough, widow, et aL, appellants, the New Orleans Gas li ght Company et aL Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United states for the district of, Iiouialana.

Decree affirmed, with costs, and cause remanded to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Louisiana. Opinion, by Chief Justioe Waite. No. 121 William Flash et aL, plaintiffs in error, vs. Adna C.

Conn In error to the Circuit Court of the United 8 totes for the Northern District of Florida. Judgment reversed, with costs, and cause remanded for further proceedings in conformity with the opinion of this court. Opinion by Justice Woods. 7. 7 No.

122 John I. Adams et aL, etc, plaln tiffa error, va Adna C. Conn in error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Northern District of Florida. Judgment reversed, with, costs, and cause remanded for further proceedings in conformity with the opinion of thia court. Opinion by Justice Woods.

United States Circuit Cenrt. In the case of Frederick pink vs. Richard Francis et the court has ordered that the defendant show cause on Saturday, Deo. 1883, why an attachment should not issue against him, and that he punished for contempt of the authority of this court. It is alleged that the defendant has constantly disobeyed the injunction issued herein, restraining him from piloting vessels through the jetties.

C31vll Canrta. i The emancipation of Terence Beiliyhas been applied for. The successions of JennThurman, John Lndowig and Pierre Auberdiao have been 5eyer I. Goldsmith has brought suit against La Connance Compagnie Anonyms D'Assnrancea contre l'Incenule for the recovery of $1488 40, amount ot an insurance muicy delivered by the defendant on the 16th of March, 1882. to the commercial nrm.

of Lewis Hust, doing business at Waynesboro, Miae. George K. Shotwell has asked for an injunction to restrain the city of New Orleans from paying out any money under ordinances 8074, and 8124 of 1882, until petitioner's claim of $1250 ia paid. Petitioner alleges that he is the holder of certain war rants against the city. Criaalaal Cswrte Bectinn Judge Judge Lnzenberg sentenced Thomas J.

Newborns to six months in jail tor assault and battery on Alexander Haoek. New house was convicted with Thomas Griffin. This is probably Judge Luzcn berg's last sentence aa hia resignation took eflact yesterday. Before retiring from the bench Judge Lu senberg reinstated L. Wiltx as deputy sheriff.

E. L. poynier was released on bonds yes terday, William Rondeau becoming his surety. Poynier is charged with the grand larceny of ootton. first Recorder's Csart, Mary Dowd, an habitual drunkard and constant disturber of the public peace, was fined 20, or thirty days.

Sne was also charged, when arrested by Officer Corcoran, with assault and battery on him and tear lng his uniform, but he made no affidavit against her to that effect. Joseph King was sent before the Criminal Court under tfioa bonds for shooting at Mrs. G. Holden. John Gallagher and Eugene Eequero, arrested for stealing a diamond ring from A.

B. McDonald, were examined, and Galla fher was sent before the Criminal Court un er $600 bonds and Bequero was there being no evidence against him. Louis Jefferson was fined $20, or thirty days, for disturbing the peace and vagrancy, and for carrying a conoealed weapon was remanded in default of $230 appearance bonds. getssd Rscarder's Ooaru Guiseppe Terrsnova was sent before a jury for carrying a concealed weapon and on the charge of assaulting a notorious negro, named Felecie Benton, with a dangerous weapon, he was lined $io or thirty days. Michel Shelly, for maliciously breaking a window glass Toney Vent, for threats to kill, jmd Ben White, tor stealing $7 from the till of Magne's grocery store, corner of Dumaine and Burgundy streets, were arraigned, pleaded not guilty and.

placed under $250 appearance bonds each. Alvln Briant. chargod with beating John Scanlan, and Briant and John and B. Bosnian, charged with, fighting, were tried, Briant was found to bo the aggressor and fined $20 or thirty days, the others were discharged. William Shotterbeck was fined $10 or twenty days for being drunk and creating a disturbance, and for carrying a conoealed weapon he was sent before the Criminal Court under $2S0 bonds.

H. Evans, for being drunk, disturbing the peace and abusing the police, and K. S. Reynolds and James Rogers, for disturbing the peace and resisting arrest, were ail lined $10 or twenty days each. MaryParalche got drank and created a row.

Ber fun cost $20 or thirty days. Arrivals at the Principal Hotels, ST. CHARLES HOTEB. Geo Walton, La Wm Jackson, Mississippi; Baxter, Geo a Brown, Levy, Cohn, Andreas, New York Fisher, Mrs Thompson. Miss 12 Thompson.

Louisville; Geo Weed. Warren, Brookhaven John Lyon. Mo Master, Pittsburg; Newbriok, New Tork; Haas, Chicago. Ames, Boston Pratt, Mobile Tate and wife, Peneaoola Thompson. Eagle Pass Henaesay, Frank Goodwin, New York; Worttt Ington, Cincinnati Dunham, Shell bom, Louisville; II Cage, Houma; Kao biock.

Lafourche Williams and wife, Mrs Simpson and son, St Louis; Batto, New York. CITY" HOTEL. Clark, and Miss Estslle, Indiana; Geo Cole, 0117; Down. and Geo Whltmer, New York; Korlm, St Louis Montgomery, Starkville, Miss; Neal, Texas Wabn. Clinton, Miss Chaplain, Mrs 8amnel Nelson, Arcadia, Miss; Jno Coleman, Geo Taylor, Mem phis Wall.

Duck Hill, Miss; James Cntrer and daughter. Miss Lee, Columbus, Tex Herriok, wife and three children, Bhelbyville Bailey, Jackson A Smith and wife, Texas Roberts, Lawrence, Chicago Rl vers. Mrs Rivers, Louisiana CL Morris and lady, Nashville Adair, Wilmington Mr and Mrs Mclver, Society Hill, 8 WNtooL wife and two children, Mrs Msrvo, Mrs Anger, Iberville, La; Blunt, Mlfis Collins, Montgomery, Sharkey, Miss Kendrtck, Newark, Mrs Tabert, Mrs Clark and child. Miss Lowry, Chicago; Chas Kelsey, Littie Bock, Atkins. Miss Ella Atkins, Chas Dickinson.

Plaquemlna Dr Be rand and wife. Vermilion villa; Mrs. Barbley, Nashville, Xenn. Paris has sixty Roman Cajkolie churches, and some thirty chapels for other denominations. It is estimated that there is a place of worship for every 20.000 of the inhabitants, and even this is more than sufllclent for the number who AUCTION SALES.

BY W. 1. HODGSON AiraaT COTTAGE RSSIDZUTCB, With. rounds 57x153 Feetv ON XAPXTBOUBS.NKAB OALVEZ 8T THIRD DISTRICT BY AUCTION. BT W.

I. HODOBOSr. Auctioneer Office No. 13 Carondeto wwit OS SaTCBDAY, DEC. 15, lrta.

at 13 o'clock as tna AB CADB ArCTIOJ KXCIiANaa, os Masaslae street, between Gravter and Natches stxesta, WTBATNEAT COTTAGE (SLATED) RK3 IBtNCK on Lapeyrsnsa street, between fialvea and Mire treets (sauare bonndod by Labai street). Tlnut DlHlric of tills city, containing foar rooansand two csblnete. rear gallery, two large cisterns, pretty garden, chicken yards, privy, etc. in the rear, on grounes messuriiig abont 07x158 feet, aa per plan at place of TBib NAI COTTAOK ia in good repair, haa alat roof, geateel uicrliborhowl, eoutign oun to cars, sr hord. ehnrchea, Ptc TKRMft Ar tJOSDiTloNH Ona half or more eash.

balance at 1 year, wittt per oenU interest ana au uhuai ciue i wat. to be paid oasti on he sit to bind the Act of sals bJor CTbas. G. amlry, nntary. at exwmim rt purrhaser, Loolculiug the tax due xl ble in 3 8 td bx.

noirr COS TEST 8 OIA iXTWeff SALOON. Purnitnre, Ftstrires, Table Ware, Tobacco, Cigars, 7 AT NO. 0 VABTKTIBS A1LKT, IS'THIC KSAB OF THE COTTON iX CHANGE. I BY HOEY A O'C ONWOIt Nicholas J. Hoey, Auctioneer Office No.

17 Carondetei atreet MONJDAY. Ceo. 3, 1883. at 11 o'clock A. MlTon tlio pieAiiaes No.

Varieties AUey, betwsen Common and Gravier streets, will be sold, at public auction, the contents of said saloon, consisting of 17 Tabies, Chairs, Counter, Show Case. Cutlery, Crockery, eiaaaware. OasoUne Stjve. Cigars, Cigarettes, Cbewing and smoking Tobaoeo, eto. Terms of Bale Cash before delivery.

n30 td STJOABL FZiAITTATIOJBI' at AUCTionr. rw ibervtlxb PARISH. The Rebecca Plantation. HOEY O'CONNOR Nicholas X. Hoey, street WKUNK8DAY, Dec.

5,. 188 at 12 o'clock. at tne Ht. I'nariee abtoob change, in this city of New Orleans, will be sold "THAT SugSTpLANTATIOW. situated on the rUUt bank ot the Mississippi, in the parish of Iberville, abont four nulea below tne town of Plaquemlne, known as tlie Rebecca Plantation, measuring about 11 arpente front on the Mississippi Blver, by 80 arpents in depth, has a dwelling, with grounds, orchard of pecan and orangesTlaborers' quarters, sugar hoaae, eto.

Hnougb plant cane windrowed to plant about 20O acres, and abont 70 acres first year stubble, farming utensils, mules, stock, etc. Fosaeatuon given on 1st January, 184. Terms of Bale One tbird cash, the remainder on a credit of one and two years, with Interest of 6 per cent, per annum, vendor's lien and all security clauses; a 'deposit of 10 per cent, in caab will be required at the time of sale. Act of sale at the expense ot the purchaser, before Edgar Grima, notary public, No. 14 Carondelet sOeet.

New Orleans. n'2S td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. Successions of Sago Redwits and Hia Wife, Mrs, Christine Itachnnmeyer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY; STORES AND DWELLINGS IN THE FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS. THE REDWTPZ SALOON, COMMON, BETWEEN CAMP AND ST.

CHARLES STREETS. A COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT. 7 SOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. BY HOEY A O'CONNOR Nicholas J. Hoey.

Auctioneer Office No. 17 Carondelet street SATURDAY, 8th December. 1883, at 12 o'clock at the Bt. Cbaries Auction Ex. enange, by virtue of an agreement between parties in interest, dated Nov.

9, 1883, will be sold by public auction, the following valuable properties, to wit 1. THIS TWO FOTTR STORY BRICK BUILDINGS. SOS. 132 and 134 COMMON street, in the First District ot this city, in the square bounded by OUUUOX, CAMP and ST. CHARLES streets.

The ground is composed of two lota, known aa Nos. and 6. and which measure together about 42 feet 9 inches front on Common street, about 31 feet in width in the rear, aud depths ranging from 70 fees 4 inches to 87 feet, with privilege and nse of the common yard and alley in rear. TOGETHER, WITH THIS PROPERTY, anl attached thereto, will be sold the FUR NITCRE. MO A BLKS.GOO WILL, IMPLEMENTS, APPURTENANCES, eto, of tbe bar room or beer saloon, known as the "BRDWITZ SALOON." and contained on the ground floors of said stores.

2. THE DOUBLE TWO STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, on the corner of Canal and Dorjrenola atreets. Lot No. 130 feet on Canal, by 137 feet 9 incites and 4 lines in depth and front on DorgenoiatreeC This includes tbe double tram oottage en Dorgeaoi street. Property is always sore of good tenants at remunerative rates.

3. THE EAT COTTAGE PROPERTY, on the north side of Bienville, between Broad and White streets. Lot No. 630 est om Bienville, by 108 feet 3 inches and 4 lines in depth. A neat cottage retired from the street, the neighborhood well improved, good roads, and the Spamab Fort Railroad passing in front.

4. FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, With one story cottage and improvements, in square bounded by St. Louis, Conti, Bolomon and David streets, and forming the whole front on St. Louis si reet high lands, ner the good roads of Carroilton Avenueand Bienville street. 5.

TEH LOTS 9 SftOUND, in square bounded by Banks, Baudin. Lopes and Saloedo atreets. Lots 1 to 3, 8 to 11 and 16 to 18, aad form the corners of Banks and Lopes, aad of Baudin and Salcedo atreets, but one square from the Common street shell road. Terms of Sale One third cash, the remainder as one and two years' credit, in notes secured by Dedal mortgage and vendor's lien, bearing Interest of 8 per cent, per annum, with all the usual security claaaes. A oash deposit of 10 per eent.

to be made at the time aad place of sale. Acts of sale at the expense of the purchasers, before W. O. EABT, notary pnblio. AND ON THE SAME DAY At the hour of 2 o'clock P.

M. on the said premises, Nos. 132 and 134 Common street, will be sold at public auction All the Household furniture, Personal Effects, Jewelry. Hotel and Boardlng Honse Furniture, Movables, as per Inventory on file. Terms Cash.

nlS td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. IMPROVED PROPERTY, On Frenchmen street. SUCCESSION OF Mrs. JANE McANULTY, No. 9510 Civil District Court for ths parish of Orleans.

BY HOSY A O'CONNOR Nicholas J. Hsey, Auctioneer OHioe No. 17 Carondelet street SATURDAY, Dec 15, 188a, as 13 o'clock, at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, by vlr. tue ef an order of the Hon.

Francis A. Monroe, Judge of the Civil Distriot Court tor the parish of Orleans, dated 13th November, 1883. will be sold at public auction, the folio wing valuable propertv, to wit A LOT OF BOUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in tbe 1 bird District of this city, in the square bounded by Frenchmen. Elysian Fields, Love or Rampart aad Goodcbildren or St. Claude atreets, designated aa lot 21, and measuring in English measure, 28 feet fiont on Frenchmen street by 112 feet in depth.

Terms ot Sale One third cash, the remainder at 1 and 2 years' credit, in equal installments, in notes bearing interest at 8 per cent, per annum, with mortgage and vendor's lien and all the usual security clauses, and purchaser to deposit lO per cent, in casta at the time ef sals. Act of sale at expense ot tbe purchaser, before James Fahey, Eau notary public. No. 162 Common street. 18 24 dt 8 15 JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMEST.

CLAIBORNE ST." PROPERTY, NEAR ESPLANADE STREET. Succession of John Cragg. No. 6849 Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans. BY HOEY A O'CONNOR Nicholas J.

Hoey, Auctioneer Office No. 17 Carondelet street SATURDAY, 22d December, 1883, at 19 o'clock, at tbe St. Charles Auction Exchange, by virtue of a Judgment rendered in the above entitled matter, by the Civil District Court for tbe parish of Orleans, on the 6th and Migned on the 9th November, 1883. and by virtue of an order of sale rendered on the 20th November. 1883, will be sold at public auction, tbe following described property, to wit THREE LOTH OF HO ONOf together with all tbe buildings and improvements thereon, in tbe Third Distriot of this city, in the square by CLAIBORNE, ROBERTSON, XV IkAUOnjaV ssuva vai ass.

oa avrcus ussais, lots are designated by the Nos. and 7, and measure as follows Lot No. 5 has 31 feet 0 Inches and 1 line front ob Claiborne street, 82 feet 11 inches in width on the rear line, by. 145 feet 11 iuchea ln LotNa. 6.

adjoins the above and has SI feet 6 inches front on Claiborne street, by 100 feet in depth, snd Lot No. 7, adjoining thereto, has 31 feet inches and 7 lines front en Claiborne street, by ICO feet in depth. The improvements on said lots comprise three frame dwellings, known as Nos. 840, 342 348 aad 348 Claiborne streets. Terms of Sals One nalf or more eash, at ths option et tbe purchasers tbe remainder om a eredis of 12 montha from the day of sale, in notes of tbe purchasers bearing interest of 8 per cent, per annum and secured by special mortgage and vendor's ilea and all usual security clauses, purchasers to deposit 10 per eent.

in cash at the time ef sale, and nnm payment over aud above tbe emamnt of the bid of all taxes dne aad exigible for this year, 1883. Acts of sale at tbe expense of the purchasers before Robt J. Iter. Esq, notary public. No.

28 Carondelet atreet. a2i 25 dl 8 15 22 JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. iSTPROVED PROPERTY, Fourth District, Corner First and XVocnBt. A. W.

GRUNWALD vs. ELIZE GRUN i WaLD, et als No. 8074. Civil District Court or the pariah of Orleans. Bale in Partition.

And Succession ef HENRY A. GRUNWALD, No. 8132, Civil Distriot wnn ior tne pansn or rioauw HOST dt O'CONNOR Nloholaa X. Hoey, i A iwtbiiiMn rMHii. Na 1 1 Carosdelet street.

SATURDAY, 8th December, 1883. at 12 eioek. at the Bt Charles Auction Exchange, by virtue of a judgment in partition rendered on the 1st May, 1883, and an orderot sale rendered on the 21st May, 1883, will be sold at publlo auction, in order to effect the partition above decreed, the following property, to wit FIVE LOTS OP GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, in the Fourth District ot this city, ia the square bounded by Locust, Freret; First and Second streets, designated bv the letters A. andD, and the No. 6, all adjoining each other, and measuring as follows: According to a sketch thereol by Louis H.

Pilte. Deputy City Surveyor, dated March 19. 1883, and of record in partition suit hereinabove men. tionert. No.

8074. Lot A forms the south corner of Locust and First streets, and measures 31 feet 8 lnehes front on Locust street, by 92 feet 4 inches and 7 lines In depttt and front on First street, and has thereon a double one story boose and kitchen. The corner suited for store purposes. Lots and adjoin each other, aud measure eacb 31 feet 8 inches front oa Loeust atreet by 92 feet 4 inches 7 lines in depth between parallel lines. Lot No.

6 adteins ths above in the rear, and measures 31 feet front on First street, by 120 feet 8 inches in depth. Terms of Bale One. third cash, and the bat ance at one and two years' credit, with 8 per cent, interest per annum thereon uutil paid, in note of the purchaser to his own order, bearing mortgage and vendora privilege on the property for which they may be given, with all the usnal clan sea ot "de non alienando," 5 per cent, attorney 'a fees in case of suit, transfer of insurance, and the assumption by the purchaser, over and above the amount of his bid, of all taxea of or for the current present year 1883, and a deposit of 10 per cent, at tbe time of sale Acts of sale at the expense of the purchasers before Andrew Hero, notary public. p3 10 17 24 dl 8 BT AS. P.

GUTNAtJLT. JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAUD, Situated in tne Pariah of Jefferson, On Right Bank, Fronting the Upper City Park. STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF JEFFERSON. Twenty Sixth Judicial District Court In and for the Parish of Jefferson No.

363. SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS LOVELL PAVAGEAU, DECEASED. BY JAMES P. GUINAULT, Auctioneer Office, corner ot Exchange Alley and Blen vide street, New Orleans On SATURDAY, December 1. 1883, will be sold at 12 o'clock, at the St.

Charles Auction Exchange, on St. Charles street. Hew Orleans, virtue of an order from the Hon. Michael Halm. Judge of the Twenty Sixth Judicial District Court for the parish of Jefferson.

State of Louisiana, dated the 16th of October. 1883 A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with the rights, way servitudes, privileges and advantages thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, together with the buildings anl improvements thereon, situated in the parish of Jefferson, in this State, on the right bank of the Mitsisslppi River, designated by No. 5. laid portion ot ground measures onearpent front on tbe Mississippi River, or public road, one arpent in width on the rear line, seventy, nine arpents and nineteen toises on the line of lot 6, and seventy nine arpents, twenty one toises and one foot en the line ot lot 'No. 4.

THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVE. MEN TS thereon, consist ot a Frame Dwelling House, having six rooms and gallery ia front, kitchon ef two rooms, with gallery in front, and closet on each side, cistern, well, stable, ebieken bouse, feed store, privy, eto. Also, another frame eulldlAg built in the rear, fronting the Morgan and Texas Pacific Railroads. sji sm unit IWUlof irt utnis vtv abont 200 OKAHUB TREES in full bearing. and a many of young ones from one to two years eld for plant; iu reoan Trees in mu bearing; 200 PBUHB TREES in full bearing.

and a ouantltv ef assorted Fruit Trees. For further particulars see plan at the auctioneer's oiuee. Terms One half cash, and the balauee on one year's credit for a note secured by niort gage and beating 8 per cent interest from day of sale till paid, with all the usual security clauses. Act of sale before W. H.

Seymour, notary, at tha expense ef the purchaser. Ten per cent, deposit to be paid rash on the spot on the amount of adjudication to bind sals. nl7 24 dl BT GIRABDSY S1ACON, BUGGIES AT AUCTION, Suitable for Light and Rough Use. BY GIRARDEY MACON, Auctioneers Office Mo. 10 Carondelet atreet.

SATURDAY Dec. 1. 1883. at 12 o'clock. in front of their office, No.

10 Carondelet atreet, will be aold at public suction One Leather Top Phaeton Buggy and Har DOn'e Leather Top wide seat Bnggy, yith three springs, and Harness. Terms Cash. n3Q 2t CURTIS. AT RESIDENCE. SATURDAY.

BEAUTIFUL PARLOR SUIT (coat 350), MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO, msnsoMS vmBT.a CLOCK WITH an Km rranns nr SRASKLIIf. FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS, ELEGANT WALNUT BEDROOM SET, MlSKUsa. L1ROE SIDEBOARD. EX TENSION TABLE, ORNAMENTS IN" BRONZE, BACARAT AB1) Siuuurr, PAINTINGS. ENGRAVINGS, CHINA.

GLASS. PLATED WARE AND CUUtt. BTOVE. Also, One Handsome Phaeton, Harness and Horse. BY E.

CURTIS, Auctioneer SATURDAY, Dec. 1, at 10:30 A. at the handsome cot Mfn. Nil 530 Canal street, will be sold 'i he above lot, nearly new, having been In use only a few months, without limit, on account of breaking np housekeeping. N.

House for rent, and open jrnaay, ot. 0, from 11 A.M. to 3 P. M. for Inspection of SO.

premises and goods. n29 BY J. A. A. HOCSSRAC.

FTJRHTTTJRE, NEARLY NEW. meir! Hlimsmre LABS DOOR ARMOIR BEDROOM SET three PARLOR SETS, in RAW SILK, and uaih vjuu one WALNUT DINING ROOM BET, With SIDE TABLE; Carpets, Engravings, Rn gs. Paintings. Mantel Ornaments, Toilet bets. Alat nacas, ook Btoves, etc One Unrisht PIANO, nearly new.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1,1883, AT 10 o'clock, at No. 92 Camp street. Terms Cash before delivery. JUICES A. A.

ROUSSEAU. n30 td Auctioneer. BT AIORPSY. SAUSAGES AND SHOULDERS. TY D.

MORPHY. Auctioneer Will bo Afanld An SATURDAY. Dee. 1.1883. at XIH o'clock, A.

at. the corner of Poydras aad Magazine streets, to close consignment 50 boxes Choice Sausages. 15 crates B. O. Shoulders.

Terms Caen. dl It GL AS aWAEB. A Large and Very Superior Asaort meat, FINE GOODS. WELL WORTHY THE AT TENTION OF THE TRADE. TT D.

E. MORPHY. Auctloneer WIII be JU eold on AX 1IUA xwa. ioo, dci, in store, ou part, of Tumblers, Champagnes. Champagne jut meat, wines, wmca vu, Low Oooieta Cat Btema, Goblets Cat Short, XIUW UO U4 Witt r.r plea.

Shernes, ut. Pictliers, Fount, Fiilar Bu gar a. ate, etc. Terms Cash. 7 n29 3t TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS.

Dumaine street, between Prteur and Johnson streets. BY. BPEAR ESCOFFIEB Plaoida TV Spear, Auctioneer Offloe 4d Royal street SATURDAY, Dee. 1, 188.1, at 12 o'clock, wiU sold at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, on Bt.

Charles street, between Gravier and Common streets TWO lots aw oKQmfDL situated in ths Second District of tlda city, designated by the Nos. and 7, in square comprised within Do mains, Bt. Ann, Pneur and Johnson streets, 1 measuring eacb 30 feet front aa, Dumaine street, by a depth of 110 feet. Terms and Conditions One half or more cash, the balance on a of one and two years." for notes bearing special mortgage and vendor's lien and privilege, with 8 per cent, interest per annum from date till paid, the clause of per cent, for attorney's fees and all other usual clauses purchaser will be required to make a deposit of lo per cent, on tbe of adjudi cation at the moment of sale. Act ot sale before A.

J. Lewis, notary public, at the expense of purchaser. n24 JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. SLXGABT FUEN1TU RE, 01 LABS WARE. Books, Book Cases, ete.

SUCCESSION OF BSRY PBYCHAUD. Civil District Court for the parish of Orleans No. OelO. BY SPEAR A EBCOFFTER Placide Bpear, Auctioneer Office 46 Roval street WEDNESDAY.ree. 5,1883, at 11 o'clock AM.

will.be sold at public a action No. 64 Bienvil street, between Royal and Chartres streets, by virtue of and in pursuance of an order from the Hon. H. L. Lazarus.

Judge of the Civil District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated Nov. 23. 1883, for account of said succession An assortment of elegant Household Goods, such as Armoirs, Mallard's make Bold Table, Extension Tables, Btdeboarda, Bronze Cloc ks, Parlor Bet, Book Cases, Books, Chairs, Beds, Crystal Ware, China Ware, Mantel Vases, etc. Also 1 Double Barrel Gun, Bernaa's manufacture. Terms Cash.

n24 JUDICIAL ADVEBTI3BMENT. HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY STOCKS BUCCKSSION OF HENRY PBYCHAUD, No. ttblO Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans. BY SPEAR ESCOFFIER Plaeids J. Spear.

Auctioneer Office 48 Royal atreet THURBDAY, Dee. 13, 1883, at 12 a o'clock, P. will be sold at pnbilo auction, at tbe st. Cbaries Auction Exchaag. on Bt.

Charles street, between Common aad Gravier streets, by virtue of and in pursuance to an order from the Son. 11. L. Lazarus. Jndge of the Civil District Court far the parish of Orleans, dated Nov.

23. 1883T for account of said succession 12 Bhares Hone Insurance Company Stock. Terms Cash before transfer. 813 Sale to Effect a Partition Among Heirs of Age. No.

188 ROYAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. ANNS AND DUMAINE STREETS. THREE STORY AND ATTIC Brick Store and Residence Property BY SPEAR ESCOFFIER Fiaclds J. Spear. Auctioneer Offloe 46 Royal street SATURDAY, Dec.

15.1883. at 12 o'clock will be sold at tbe St. Charles Auction Exchange, on St. Charles street, between Gravier and Common atreets A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improvements thereon, situate in the Second District of this city, designated by the letter C. in square bounded by Royal, St.

Ann. Chartres and Dumaine streets, measuring 29 feet 11 inches front on Royal street. 29 feet 1 inch 5 lines in width in tbe rear, by a depth of 66 feet 0 lines on the side nearest St. Ann street, and 65 feet 7 inches 4 lines on the side nearest Dumaine street. The whole according to plan of A.

de Armas, Deputy City Surveyor, dated Sept. 24, 1883. The Improvements comprise a three story and attic brick store, the lower part of which is occupied aa millinery store, and the npper two stories as residence, having on each lioor two rooms and stair landing, wo 'brlek buildings In the rear with two rooms each, water works, privies, etc. Terms and Conditions One third or mors cash, the balance on a credit ef one year and two years, in notes bearing special mortgage and vendor's privilege, with 8 per cent, per annum interest from date till paid; the clause of 5 per cent, for attorneys fees, and all other usual clauses: narchaser to keen the premises insured to an amount en.ua! to the notes fur niHlu it, to reimburse the non expired premiums of insurance, to assume and to pay the taxes dne in 1SH3 over and above the price of adjudication, and required to make a deposit of 10 per cent, on the amount ot adjudication at the moment of sale. Acta of sale before Euseoe uouny, notary public at the expense of the purchaser, dl td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT, SUCCESSION OP rEANCOIS LACROIX.

Civil District Court for the Pariah at Orleans BY" SPEAR A ESCOFFIER PI acids J. Bpear. Auctioneer Office 46 Royal street BAT RD AY, Tleoember 29, 1883, at 12 o'clock. will be sola at public auction at tne st Charles Aoctloa Exchange, on St. Charles street, between Gravier and Common streets, by virtue oi ana in nursuance to an oruer irom ine Hon.

N. H. Rightor, Jnde of the Civil District Court for the parish ot Orleans, dated November 14, 1883, for account of the above succession the following iescrlied real estate, to wit 1. a. LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements thereon in the Third District of this city, in square 3SO, bounded by Elysian Fields, Marais, Marigny and Bt.

Claude streets, designated by No 2. said lot having, American measure, 34 feet 5 inches and 4 lines front on Elye ian Fields street, by 105 feet 9 inches and 4 lines in depth, between parallel lines, acquired B. 73, fo. 2B4. 2.

LOTS 24 AJVD 26, in square No. 615, bounded by Poydras. Dupre, Perdido and White; lot 24 measures 28 feet, 9, 5, front on Perdido, by 120 feet deen between parallel lines lot 28 measnrea 29 Oet 8 inches snd 1 line front on White street, by a depth of 143 feet 2 inches and 9 lines, acqnired April 15, 1862, by act before R. Ker. notary.

3. LOTS 8 TO SO, In square No. 559. bounded by Poydras, Bocheblave. Perdido and streets 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 measure, each 26 feet front on Poydras, by 132 feet in depth, between parallel lines, lot 11 forming corner Poydras and Bocheblave: lots 12.

13, 14 and 15 measure 30 feet front on Bocheblave, by a depth ot 157 feet lots 18, 17, 18, 19,20, 2L 22, 23, 24, 2a and 26 measure each 27 feet front on Perdido, by a depth of 132 feet: lot No. 18 forming the corner of Perdido and Rochebiave, and lot No. 26 the corner of Perdido and Tonti lots 27, 28, 29 and 30 measure each 30 feet front on Tonti by a depth of 1 5 1 feet. Also a strip of ground in the same sduare adjacent to lot No.30 measuring 12 feet front on Tonti by 60 feet 0 inches depth between parallel lines, acquired by act before P. Lacoste, notary public Feb.

28, 1857. B. 70, fo. 698. 4.

WINECERTAU LOTS Nos. 17 to 25 inclusive in square No. 600. bounded by Poydras, White, Perdido and Broad streets; lota 17, 18, 19 and 20meaaureeach 29 feet 3 inches and 1 line front on White street by 255 feet in depth between parallel lines; lot 21 measures 29 feet 3 Inches and 7 lines front on White by 255 feet in depth between parallel lines lots 22, 23, 24 and 25 measure each 31 feet 9 inches and 7 lines front on Perdido street, by 120 feet in depth between parallel lines, lot 22 forms the corner of White and Perdido, acquired April 15, 1862, by act before R. J.

Ker, notary. 5. ONE SQUAB EOF GROUND situated iu the parish of St. Bernard, being square No. 31 as per plan of the town of Versailles mads by J.

Pllie, dated April 12; 1837. and deposited in the office ot Theodore Seghers, lata notary publis, measuring 273 feet 10 inchesand3 lines on Promenade de Parts, on rne Delaronde 260 feet 6 inches and 9 lines, on rue Bienvenu 260 feet, en rue Buffon 273 feet 10 inches anl 3 lines. 6. THE RIGHTS OF WARRANTY which said Francois Laerolx baa against the city of New Orleans, and his preceding vendors, by reason of having been evicted by Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, of 87 lots ot ground in squares Nos.

49. 51. 31 and 32, situate in the Blanc tract, as tbe whole more fully appears by reoord So. 3tit3 of the United States Circuit Court for tbe Eastt rn District of Louisiana, entitled Myira Clark Gaines vs. P.

H. Mousscaux and TWO LOTS. Nos. 3 and 4 in the town of Mandevtlle, in the square bounded by Montgomery. Washington.

GirarA and Villere. measuring 280 feet by 500 feet on said streets. Terms Cash on adjudication. Acts of sale before O. de Armas; notary public, at the expense of purchasers.

x24 dl 8 15 22 29 BY E. C. BCT.I.AHQ. HORSES, MULES, BUGGIES, AT "AUCTION. yrILL BE POSITIVELY SOLD, ON SATURDAY, Dec.

1, at 11 o'clock. A. at stables of G. W. Leonard, Nos.

63. 65 and 67 Union street, regardless of price, on account of depai tare of owners 25 Horses and Mnles, all good work stock and in line condition. lO Buggies, Top and but little and a lot of Harness, Single and Doublsv Halters, etc I Sale positive, 7 i Terms Cask. n29 3t E. C.

BULLARD, Auctioneer. MICROSCOPES TELESCOPES, FIELD GLASSES, 0XAGIC LANTERNS. BAB03IITEKS. THERMOMETERS, DBA WING INSTRUMENTS. FaUswaohleal aad Caeamleal Apmrana ead ittt hat ana descrit ion ot oar siULiiN Si CO Owttdans, pidladalpala.

JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. SUCCESSION Of ANAIB ISOH a MV 1.. deeeaaed wife of WILLIAM' UOEEIi GUIRAMAND Mrs. Charles D'Aquln. her bnsband et aL, vs.

William Jules and Marie Morel Oniramand Sale to Effect a Partition. Civil District Court for tbe Parish of Orleans Division No. 8809. BY J. GOCRDAIN, Auctioneer Office No.

56 Royal atreet SATURDAY. Deo. 1, 1883, at 12 o'clock, at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, Bt, Cbaries street, between Common and Gravier atreets, in this city, will be aold at public auction, by virtue ef an order of the Hon. F.

A. Monroe, Judge of the Civil District Court for the parish of Orleans, Division rendered September 4. 1883, and signed September 12, 188 3, the following described property belonging to said succession, to wit A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, to gel her wi th whatever roins and Improvements thereon, righta, ways, privileges, servitudes and advantages thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining, situated in tneseeond District ot this city, in the square comprised between Dumaine, Prleur, Johnson and bt Ana streets, and being composed ot parts of two lota of greucd designated by the numbers sixteen and seventeen, on a plan, drawn by Louis Bur gL dated Oct. 29,1847, and deposited la the efflco ot Amedee Ducatel, notary, as nlan No. 27 of book ot plans No.

3 said portion of ground measuring in American measure, 26 feet 10 inches rout on Dumaine street, 110 feet in depth on the side line nearest Johnson street. 80 feet more or less iu depth on the line separating it from a portion ot said lot No 17 thence 32 feet on a line running at right angle toward Prleur street and parallel to Dumaine street; thence 30 feet more or less on a line fronting on Pneur street and 58 feet AO inches in width on the rear line. Term One half cash, and the balance at one vear's credit in a note et the urahaser. se cured by mortgage aad vendor's lien, and bearing 8 per cent, interest per annum from date of safe, and all the usual security clauses. The purchaser to assume the payment ot ail taxes due and exigible in tana, over and above the amount ef adjudication.

Purchaser to make adeoosit of lO ner cent, on the purchase price at the moment of adjudica tion. Act of sale before An stole a. Ker, notary pn uiio, at tne expense ox tne purenaser. O27n310 17 24 dl PIANOS PsWERLEIN'S 135 Street 133 (DICKERING WEBER n24 lm FEED N. THAYEITS Carriage.

Repository. $.0 Seventy Dollars $70 STANDARD TOP BUGGIES FOR $70 Seventy Dollars $70 Fully guaranteed for ens year. All styles of Carriages, Harness, Whips, Children's Carriages, Wagons, Rlcydes, Horse Clothing, etc Fred N. Thayer, 163 Gravier street, Oppeafto St, Char I as Hotel, Hew Orleans. Ja31'83 It JOS.

SJ3IWARTZ I.ARGEST CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPOSITORY AN9 MANUFACTORY IN THE Alas dealers ia CARRIAGE. WAGOIf and OAHB OART materials, aad agents tor tbs Tennessee. MUburm aad BtaasbaSsr FARM WAflhONS. 41 tm rerdlda strea. JTS iy HEW ORLEANS.

LA. I PATENT I COLLARS AND ALWAYS GIVE WATISFACTIONi THE BEST MADatl mh28 Saly The Great Invention FOR WASHING 7LN HOy OR COLD Tf ATEB Sold by Grocers Everywhere, ns 83 lySnSaWo Artificial Legs and Arms. TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, AbdmrliuU ICAJJiK XO FITTED BT A. CTEBMOTT, rani aimer Tfasr flrloaaa. IT.

Each lastraiueat guarauteed aattsfao. ory in every partmuiar. FMiwi aw gold WITH fnVm AiTsetifiSH. So. ABis, atra naooor.

vyr83 lysa 7 cniusTTTrixso, ef custombouss street. fjirsax Spanish Fort R. B. Depot, HEW ORLEANS. Ptasrst aUenUoa to alght oaOA hll THS mis BllS'rMK? 1 7 Talie OtIGG Tamt Tab la tha Only Lattery la any Stat Ever Taxed aa aad Indorsed by lta Feepla.

SPLENDID CHAHCJg EOR A. VOUTUs THE LOUISIANA STATE UOTTSHT COMFANY Wm give at New Oileaas, ON TUESDAY, DEC. IS. 1SS EXTBAORDINARY IHA.WIXGr CLASS M. Trader the Immediate supervlalen and ssssi.

agement of Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, at Louisiana, and Oea JURAL KAH1.Y. af NO BCAUNG NO FOSTPONE3IENT.

7 Over BlalTa BlUIIoa Dollars OlscrlhatodU AIX FHIZES PAID IN FTJIXa One Capital 13O.O0 One Capital Prise. Oao Capital 20,080 3479 Prizea, ail assMDiUac Ths Drawing Will positively eommenes St 11 o'clock, at tne ball of tbe Company, aa tbe morning ot. TUESDAY, BtC. 18, 1S8. LOOK; AT THE BCHEME.

EXTRAORDINMtY SOHEiEEe 100,000 Ttcketa mt HO Iaafc. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Prise ef 1 Priao af 1 Priao of a Prizes mt 4. Priaeo sf tZO Prizes or 00 Prises or 10O Prizes or 2tt Prison or unn PriiM mf a.uvu 1,009 anw 300 ff OS, 100 ao 1,000 Prises af APPROXIMATTOBT PRIZES. 100 prizes of S200 Approximating to SlfiO.OOO prise are $30,009 100 prizes of slOO Approximating to $50,000 prise 10,009 100 prises of $76 Approviisatlng to prise are T.800 2379 Frizss, amounting to.

Prises eaa be deposited for eolleetioa at anj bans, sxprass, or other col lac ting agency. CERTIFICATE. Wsdo hsrsby certify, tbat we rnperrUstha arrangements tor all the monthly and eetai drawings of the Louisiana State Lot tery Company, and In person manage aad eon. trol the Drawings themselves, and that tha asms are conducted with honesty, falrnees snd in good faith toward all parties, wt authorlss) the Company to use this Certifloate, with fas. similes of ur signatures attached, ta its ad vertkaemaata.

Whole Tickets, S10 1 Halves, S3 Fifths, ai Tenths, X. Tot sals at an the New Orleans Agencies and st the Central OiOoe ot tha Lo oldiaoa Stat Lottery Company. Applications for rates to elubs should saSr bo made to the omos of tha Company, ta Now Orleans. For further information write clearly, giving fnll address. Remit by POSTAL NOTE.

American Ex. Order, sow xora jcxonange. or oat ew Orleans. Lettwa with Currencv Invariably by Eav press. 1 We pay Express cnarges oa alTsums Of $9 or upward.

Address: bx. a. DAUPnnr, New Orleans, La. Address Reristered Letters andmafce mmot Orders payalue to New Orleans Ruloaal Baaav Nsw Orleans, La. rmi mil 'T ON CYILR5C.C ASC Jyg8'83 SaAWly WONDERS WER CEAS BOSSO'S BLESSING JO MANKIND.

Kxtraordlaary Discovery for ta Car of Fevers, Dysyopata, and Dis of ta Blood. New evidences and facts of ths wonderful cures of thia modern medicine Ut tbs recent yellow fever epidemic at Navy Tard, Warrington, aad Wooiaey, Fa. Testimonials and oertifleatee rom the people will bo distributed in tha city in a a then ua form. The New Tork Herald eorreepondent, froas Navy Yard, Florida, in August last, speaking about Lr. Bomo'i treatment and saedioinav said Lieut.

Whipple, IT. B. Marine Vorp. was taken down with tbe fever about the (August), and was cured by Dr. Rosso, whoso treatment lias been mors successful than that of the regular practttionera." TWaedebrated medietas will cars and so vent tbe following diseases, vis: YeUowver.

OmaU Pox, Dyspepaia, Bt ions Feer. Trph Fever. Female wWnees. Perajemeat eg tbe Rowels. Bcrorala.

Hypiuli anilU ethree lfSlwli anouiuenVv" remit tne i' 'iVU medicine for sal tca naa the lao of huslDes unless yen see his naras he npper corners TMM with iiir at 25 Caaai TenaesssseMS, w. JLHeyLeoe pSsTand Villere streets; Dr. People's rg store, Algiers; at 23 Tuniir. 4 Anaunciauoa; An JiiS.DrugKUt;287 Royal. Htb.

Dr. E. BOSSO, Oeuerai Office, Foaaaesia. Fa. nl5 SmTuWeSa The beet remedy for eampfslnts roonTf 'rr vitiated state of the lwt ties of iron, tne aiteraure juii a k.iu 8(eriaijy rsonmBienud la hirroj iuoks i aweiiintrs of the viani, loss crnr, ml i.

compUinta peculiar toi. ir i i state ef tiiesvfittm. by au urn a i sen had by tire beat Pnof 1 A. i mm? Cl.