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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
LYNCH LAW IN IOWA CITY.
Correspondence of The ~ 7. Tribune.


Iowa CITY, May - lS,S
TITS usually Guiet-,0o quiet-place is to-dsy thu
scene of ntt-se excitement, growing out Of the mob
pg and drowning of one of our most notorious ct
zens under the operation of process issued from the
court Of Judge Lynch. The circumstances are these:
For Yeas there has resided here by the name
Of Boyd wilkinson, known TO every one a. Ickey
pugilist and fancy man generally, and suspected by
many to Rave been engaged in such nearous practices
as horse stealing ard aIson 4 .te difficulty between
lin, ard neiglbor named Philip Clark was brought
70 focus the night OF the 10Th inst, when Csik
barn was set on ffe Ind horses tracks answering
TO thCse Of one Of wilkins ms horses recognized
the barn, thus fastening at once suspicion Of the
srson upon Wilkinson. The quarrel had been one OF
oIsntish order, and esch Of the "hgh c0ntendlng
parties had r ends ready TO stand by lin 10 csse Of
open officially. The C1I party consisting 81 about
thirty. five persons, beaded by q man named Gray
ard ncudh several Of citizens having mere To-
oreiy than reputation, went to Wilkinson house on
rue,Cay afterno D. caught Wilkinson, tied his hands
b hind him. took him 10 the riyer bank, with the view
f extoItiI esson ana then administering punish
nent Wien they had reached the bank-the party
say-Wnkinson lesped from the buggy, ran TO tle
liver ard plunged in being permitted TO drowp
There is report that gun was tired IN ths airing
% some n the LeighborhVod frem which is inferred
| that WilknsoL's cesth nay have been mixture Of
shooting .ld hanging. His body has not yet been
recovered
IL is raid that before leaving the house he assured
tie party Il al ii released he would remove fom the
equity. He expected to have tbs arson charged
upIn him, ard is said 10 have ridden at once 10 tom
cr tie purpose Of seeking protection. He was bold
bad man, ard though al orderly citizens greatly regret
The marrer Of his death, TO one outside of his
family will be likely TO mourn very deeply.
A party OF the Law.and. Order stripe las. evening
ane,itd such o. tie CLARK elan could be secured
anopg hem a few who ought TO have been ashamed
to be in such company. The Lrgleader, Gray, has
l., the city, ard Will doubtless lind it too hot place
| 10 return ~ al present. III DJEEKEEwIS.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
bepeoiclion.

Mosplr, May H.-Ald. JoHs CLANCY, Fesideat'
in the chair
Tne trustees OF S.. Janes's Fee Csthoic S:hooi
pe,,tioned for remission OF en- assessment OF Wv
levied on their property fJr the Bowery eA-ens'on'
Referred 20 Committee OF Assessfnens.
The committee on Henry Misers pet ION ior 80 20
nav for q cart and wagon burnt by some e.eclon ,o'
.r: on the l0.h Of November, reported favoraoiy'
Laid over. .,,,
borers emLoyed IN esning the streets have not been
paid sL the let CT January reported that the nel
vep;i tine has been taken up 10 examining t1e oAs'
SD tia. tie men VII now be Immediately pad.
Tie Comm .tee on Repairs and supplies reporter 10
favor of hrirg rooms in The Times building for the
ne OF the Stree. Commits: .ner and Heads OF DepSt-
neLts Laid over
The Committee on Police asked TO be discharged
rom further sderstion OF the sanitary condioA 0,
he Staten Houses, the ground ths, tue S,reet
CONN issiorer hiss bsen directed to make tue heces-
saryreps,Is Report adopted.
The Con mittee or l. ,nds and Places reported IN
favor Of purchasing ceI,ain lands on Wards ls.and
from Mr.. McCuttef, provided he can give ciea Ute
TIE COMMITTEES on Repairs and Supplies reported 10
favor OF assigning rooms iu the EseeA Make, ouild
il for the use OF the City Inspector Lao over.
Iae Committee OIL Lands and Places reported IN
fayor of laying cut Pueic PARK on Fourth avenue
from Tbirty fourth street - rh.rty'eghth street.
Laid ever ,-
Moh,mmed Pssba, brought in their bull OF expenses
for showing round that dignitary ard taking him to
Washington.
In the Of the report 4 was sti,ed teat the
option carried out 10 defiance OF the derisOn
| snd nsolence OF large portion OF tee pubtc
Pess, which vas in no way niggald OF IL favofs 10
I'll az way
TIE bill was s545 and resolution authorizing the
Controller to pay H. adopted by vote of 10 20 8.
The Committee on Wbarves Piers and Slips made
report ending tina. the city proceed sgains:
the Contractor for the Battery enlargement for the
sam o x0 Ot tor roI fuflmen. of the cont. act and
that the Corporation make proposals foE new con-
| tract. The report vas adGrted.
| The ordinar ce from the Board 81 CouDcimen was
called up AID sitter twenty-five sections bad be- n
adopted, the remainder was made the special order
| for Thursday night 20 which time the Board AL
| iu-ref
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PERlIoU, FEAT.-Yesterdsy evening in conse.
quehte Of an al nouncemeIt that tiga..rope per-
former, Mr.. Anti NE Delsve, would walk a rope
suspt ded over Great St. James street crowd of no.
less thar five thousand persons assembled 10 witness
tie hazardous undertaking. The rope was suspended
from a window in the third story Of the Mechanics
Institute 10 another in the third story of the bulldog
oppCsnt-tbe Mercantile Library Rooms. little
alter o clock MI Deaye made his Appearance a, tae
vii dow If The Mechanics Institute. He was dressed
in tie usual hsbihIeuts Of persons who appear in
athtlic ,xbib,i,ns-ts ht fitting inexplessi6es and
atk,t decorated with diamond. ped Ornament.
Mr.. Delave hell in his hand pole such as i. IN.
mor, u,ed by tsttrope performers, and completed
the i,at Il wakng en- I, Z rope from ore window y
tie oil er amid treattss' expectation, and sith,u,
oute nissrg liz equilibrium. The ACCOMPLISH.
mt of the ,ffut hailed with hearty
cheers from the hale Of TIE vat csowd. After
cIo,sIg over M Delave appeared somewhat ex-
hausttd; bTt having announced that he would
p. Nom. in tie Mechanics Hall, ard having expressed
a hope that biz friends in the street would pa,ropizs
him If tLey wished 10 see "iun" he prepared IN re
cT,s 10 ie window Of the Mechan CO Ball Wnea
about two yaIds over, tie rope seemed 70 grow
eighty asi,ated and he was abou. 10 make a false
step. Tie crowd below were alarmed for his safrty
but lie preserved his bslaIce with enc fsOt, and IL
stany errg, threw himself upon tie rope where
rem aimed stretched FOR few minutes. With g;ea,
81 ty be soon regained bis upright positions bI, in
s.e ad sCl forward, re reIeated slowly bacS xsrd
ard l.sIt for few m0m.Its against the wall Of the
Meictrule Lbrsry. lie item adyaLc d. ard, without
ma hing false step reached the window OF the Ne.
charles Institute amid the wamest plau!.s of the
crowd, a performance like this, walking a rope
at an elevation three stories, across street broad
Ms Gr,6t ST. james s,reet, is feat rarely wnes ed
Montreal Herald. 18th
A lady is row hyirg in Guiforj, New-H,ven
CoJniy, Conn. VITO, daring her lifetime, has seen her
sr NJ gran 'sther and her At-srandctij with oil
the successive generations between, leg eight geo.
erstion. The gestgrea,-g'sndcs.A lives in Mad
.op. lNeS.Haven JOuresl.
CHOKED To DEATH IN E,TIsG PEASt A child
o.ih 3D. tanned Elizabeth Ih9HPson ~As Add D ies:a
Der 2sftns No $40 III ~
h@ r one ha 1s ff-d = TT -
& ls Ich,d szd VII bis o. mo '",t . = i,t
~ to-.
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M.rss J. H. R,r.'. ZIP s-,ona Ctu;;A WI E1aA
Fdo,,ii. = A. E5n onds, sup Ro1fr-L 4 fbsa E.p4-
D > Gl.'yt. ssgs-z'e' L II. a,ps O.~io~ ;; j. gay
N-ur-u err D. y. Tuner. Go,hsE- b NTH -es' =,
J. Cref. .. $ An e;nlr- Chester c d F'.S aonroe ~
an. n shutter. ruhhele Mission, Grofse a Az Ne"
Wj.d.cr A. silics, ". ks,chum J. K SAL. sop.
,,,.s P,sk .r,rsf, 20 the California ~renoe
IIa-.r " .r1Isuet . ihe SswYck Ess. C5r.eFsns,
ara ,,.,inr,d !. sSnds s.rCs;, Brookly1.
Plirty. hanih:es % be View fefi Vast Conference
al .,a,i. red 4. Second stree, " w.YJ'L
Wm pqsh and T. T. Hi Transferred = he fper io~ q
CcLtrsrcs. ,.A ~ - T.. ~
.,,op.d . OrApg. SsvJers.y. .
~ J. Stat, .ar,f.Irsd g The NJ jersey CDtsT.uas>
: r H r.L trsnsier e3 To the Cslflrs.s .on.r-ne>
Wii,, Shvu.z sfefsd % the O'rmAn MssiSn Con-
ei'ncp. =, - ~ r z .r.,a..h
PE-S.w You. s.-Dd street siuon r Ln.oiermsni FOR
i,h ,.r... John c. Dbinsr M.lro. and VI. ,sfDoe
Lo.pbnd Meyer. Ns~ Hss-n sni brIs-PH, p w Di ~
po,bury p VI FI~h.p Eat Bstiuor-, e. r or nm Ne
saiu.re Jso Week Fhlsi-phs john { Lyon s,h,-
18th lois WALTON. N.wHk john ssIter brS RYE Wv
VI. Il. 10. Mission SOD u e.uyie John !" r-n ~ yetu
an and Hicr,yi.ia, Z. supplied "isnso.I9e heniy
K,,,uocs P1uthke.pss AMI ssugerties m flg.r.
NV ,ro Troy John Schenectady snd rosr
T.n.- yu. Rochester, Prsnc:s @ Grs,s blralo yunos
sIit.n Buffalo Cirrut George Abe.e. DGnn'k ta-slsn
Birr Aps-bcs jacob koh Scranton John v Li@' 'ah
torris Jscoo Kinder. , - :.L ~,
lie Bshsp ,ner dismissed the Conference WIN Die
beneOiclIon.
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A BOSTONIAN ON HIS TRATELS.
Mr.. BYLES IN NETWORK.

Mr.. BILES IN NETWORK.
HIS OBJECT, THE REJECTED TRACT-HIs DEAL
INGs WITH THE REV. EBERT :. PORTER.
yrm Oar Occasional Boston Correspondent.
ST. BONIrACE HOTEL, May II, 1858.
arrived az this serious hOstelry last night, hay
pg come on TO see for my.elf the effect of the Re
viva! on the state Of rel gion ia your city, aud to
spend the Holy Wcek. de.isu, OF colr.e, assst.
ng at TIE pFnh AnnlVersari =, aud especially a.
that OF the Trac Society, which nee3s L. nave all
its true friends rally around i; 10 this its tia hour
Ny ohec, IN writing 10 you to-day is to excuip,te
myself fem cbare, of being the guilty par,y who
has brought this distress on tina, ailtc ed daughter
{ Gu. Zion. as the author Of the Rejected Trac.
which is the immediate occasion Of all her Woe You
NAV remember that a Glasgow merchant offered
prize Of $500 for the best tract on "Thc Family
q" Relation as Affected by Slavery and the Right
Rev. Thomas NJ. Clark, Bishop of Rhode Island,
The Rev. Or. Francis Wayand late President of
Brown University, Mr. Charles Stoddard OF Boston,
md the Rev. DIR. Thompson OF Glasgow consented
IL act as the judges. The MSS. having been read,
without knowing the names of the authors. tle
Prize was UNANIMOUSLY adludged to that of Mr.
Charles X. Whippc OF Boston IL WAS sent 10 the
Publishing Committee of the Tract Society and re-
jected, doubtless the just aud reasonable ground
that II wousi wound the sensbilities of Southern
saints.
A day or two ago newspaper published in New
YUh, entitled The ChfiStiaH Ia'tiigcaccr, OF which
the Rev. Ebert :. Porter is editor. dated April -,
was sent 10 me by some unknown hand. In an edi-
torial article about this Suppressed Tract is the fol-
k~i passage;
Ths -vad.fs Of TbiF TsBrNE have noticed fofcoe
sney .f-ti.y .tocks esd Is r,am a.
srshy san and nfd' toned i-itc B,.tou Ifcs
tba.nf Ryi~ a. sisnru.. Tn~y vii loot
b. 1t f.i~d aud med Nv h.
iie 4ii-o gle .nc '',as"i- lru1i-..f- b.
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THE HARLEM RAILROAD CARS

men met at the City Hall yesterday to hea. as:s.
meLts relative TO tie proposition made % stop he ~
of steam on the Harlem Railroad below Forty -seart
street.
M. CAMPBELL. President OF the Rsilros1 Con-
psDy. opposed the prcpoeed change, and ug.d u.
imprac:icabty Of running the horse-csrs tnrougt =.
tunnel.
Several property owners GU the line replied. NJ
ne w suggestions were made ON cit aer eide.
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ployed 10 this worh. snd the sveree qusui.v =, -
matter islea from these recepts.lcs 10 ism kIsas
srS nom The sixteen losds
TIE fo~ ina Nh b, presents The fnESil a ss
AGusduet Department from the y. Of January last
ia he psynsu Its made on tbs lih instant:
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TOtA....s. '.....s.......& .Nso. I'D "a
Al whlA IA rrsr.ctfnir a. hrnit.sd

Nay IS 1883. NJ VAN scaAiCK, Pres3s.
The repor. ordered 10 be printed in the ncu..s
Reporfs--Of Committee on Lsnds and Pisess a
favor Of reosing the Worth Morumen. with Scr,
.doped: Of COMMITTEE in favor u removing o5or
Topkins square; adopted OF Committee 70 fsrc.
lncosing Toupkns sqasre with non feEce; sdoycea AZ
jo-rred TO THURSDAY.
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The following from letter from Kansas, Is plo-
Eshed il TIE Ner- Btctord Mercury. Il il dated
May:
1--WE now have a chan 20 come ato the L IN as
q Slave State-if We choose but Will vote toe
Constitution down If nain a Territory forever
We are not particular about being received toto tae
Union &c Stste. The question Si no longer be Fee
State ard Pro Slavery, but the Republican and Dem
ocrstic party. | am glad, as oil other conservative
men are, that the matter is sett ed Kansas will
spurn tie bllbe.'
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PICAYUNE
INDEPEND
NEW CoTTI
CHURCHES.

BAPTIST;
W. Duncan, camps. Basin.
CATHOLIC:
observation-disclosures Nandevill lie and Morales.
immaculate observation-disclosures Canal.
observation-disclosures Common.
81 Louis CRthedIal-Jackson Square.
st. Acknowledgment, c. Cont.
ST. Aphunse-St. Andrew b. Live Oak and Laurel
ST. Augustine-Bayon Read, C. st. Claude
ST. BariholomewVillere. b. seguin and BArhsemy, Al
gers.
St. John Baptst-Drysdes, b. Clio and Calops
St. Joseph-Common, b. NariAs and Where.
St. Mare-Conde n Ursnline.
ST. Nary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel
St Patrick-Camp, b. julia and Girod.
81. Peter Marigny. b. CRsaealvo and Grestmen.
st. Theresa-Camp OPP. junction with Prytania.
st. Trnity-St. Ferdinand
ST. Vincent de Psnl-Greatmen, @. honteEut.
ursuliae convent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, C.. Melpomene.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL: St. Charles. n Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISC0PAL st. Peter's-tSeamen's BethsD
Espsnaae LEglikt Protestante Francase-Rampsrti
Bienville. Christ Chnreh-Canal Dsuphine St Panr
Camp, ennie ST. Inkeis-Hereules, Felicity roaa.
Naturalization c. Paquemine. Annmcision = Amman
LUTHER AN Euterpe, b. Bacchnsand Dryades.
METHODIST; Carondelet, b. Heva and Grcd Felicity RosG
Chestnut. horean, Esghien nryades TeTpschoTs-
Piety, Greamen Aaras, b. Bienyle and Conti Codsa.
jackson ST. Paul, (eoloredD carroliton, Carroton.
Nayadek= Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN; Lafayette Square. PrytAnia, Clse-
Casacalso Railroad. Canal, e. Franklin Fnlton n
Josephine. Prytana, Josephine Thala, c. Benioa.
Bouligny, Camp, n. CadiAL
GERM EvANG.; ProtsstAnt--Philip, Chippewa PrsAes-
tart-Cio. b. Apollo and Nayanes
UNITARIAN PrytaHia, Caiops. Clio b. PrytaaiA z.a
byades rerpsiehHe. =. Naya6es. knierps D. 3seehsr
and Drysdes.
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sHERIFF,s sALEs.

TnrEp Jrsralcr couGr cIiY os nEw ORLEANS w. JOS
Of New Orleans. CAsTANEDo-No 1885
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District Court q
New Orleans entitled will proceed 20 sell
Camp and Magazine streets on THURSDAY the 2h day Of
May 1858 IL O'Clock NJ the following described properly
4 CERTAIN lot OF GROUND. situated in the -.
Second District q ihiscy IN he square No ISL bounded
roll said District 6ed in the office the rsa
Of this city.
Together with Ill the buildings and improvements thereon
TERMSThIs being the second and last auction the said
property dengely sdjudicaed highest
bidder for IL will bring twelve months credit
furnishing bond with good and solvent security
bearing one per cent interest per month from date and special
have deduct and print
ing sheris and Clerks fees, well the State Parish aud
Municipal taxes which amount TO about sl25
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
leila Nouvele- Orleans. ANS vs.. jos. CAsTANEDO
No l0.e95
~ adresse par Ihoporable lroseme de District dc
Ia observation-disclosures, dams pRare cdessus procederai
Commune, entire lea du Camp Dies Maasns la
pubiqne ct adjudication
UN TERRAIN, sue dams le Deuxems District de -
cee WILLIE dars ilet No 49, bone les roisieme T
du Maine, Van Buren, SPhippe suvant ablean Pas HI
willie
Ensemble basses ameoratons qu
lie dit terrain
lie tout sHisi dams Pafare cdessus.
CONDITIONSCee eriee Ia seconde ct derniere la
de propreie Reimbursement adugee plus ofrant ct
mo de credit acquereur bon obligation
caution bonnie soiyahe portnt inere de
cent de In date ct hypoiheque tpeeiale
proprete vendue ju.qu'a parfait p cement.
lie dit aeqnereur pea compiant deduction du
ains des a. Parosse de vie
lesques s'elevent Sl25 environ.
my3 10 IA 20 SheriF Dc Ia Parn'sss difl~lnena
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y. 7. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

TRorsBxE CouR pE DIsTRIcr( COLLINS WOODBRIDGE
de IL Nouree- Orleans. vs.. CUAS HOt.l.E-Noll7
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente a
IL mol Adesse Honorable Troseme COur de District
de ia Nouye Orleans dams laire q desus j. procedera
le LUkI, II de mai 1855 midi l6el de Ia Cite, de
Commune entire les rues du Camp des Magasns la Yente
puhlque adjudication de-
IN CERTAIN TERRAIN, situe dams lie Quatrieme -.
District de Vile dams filet borne par les DIES fi
hagAsins Ste Marie, Live Oak et StAnde lie dit terrain 9Th
degne lie No qnatre plan dresse Hugh
GRAFT voyer. ct depose end de H. Kenny. ci devan
notae public dams IN Paroe de jefferson,
vingt pieds de Ia DIES Magans yingtun peds
cnq poucrs gnes de proOndeur acrcaine
En-emhe les baes authorizations qui existent
le dit terrain les dros privileges, Seryudes
attaches ct Apparteuan exception nj reserve
Les des baiSses authorizations consistent mason
deuN bois de ViHgt ped
vngt ayAnt deuN ehRmbres eelle rezdeeaussee
occupee par NJ. J. Wittemann SELLER.
lie tout saisi dams raiiaire e-dessus.
CONDIT tONs-Complant moment de padiudication.
r.. T. Parker,
ala % my3 10 II SherF de Ia Paroisse dOrleans.
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DRIDGEwATER WEATHER PROOF
ID PAINT1he mosd esrable and economical covering for
Railroad Cars, Depots, Bridges etc For sale by
@. q. BoGERT CO.,
Agentsfor the States Of Louisiana, Alabama,
d22 Mott Mississippi and Texas,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-ANToINE LEV
ROT has the honor the public
sid his Restaurant situated Beuve between Old Levee
aid Charities Streets to Mr. EUGENE JUNEAU,
his continuance of the patronage generously
bestowed himself he will be found worthy In every
He would also take this occasion ask all those who
debed him, ca who have bills against
him TO send them in early possible.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT IT. F. MAURAY HIS CREDIT
q New Orleans oRS-No &c.,,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT T. F. MAURAY vs.. HIS CREDIT
Of New Orleans. ! ORS-No. 6iG7.
NOTICE Is hereby given TO the creditors of
~ the said T. f. MurAy all other interested
that the cen of his has been by the Court
for the benefit of his creditors that they the Of
fee Of D. j. Ricardo tary public WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF May, 1855 10 O'Clock A. NJ take into consider
alton the affairs Of said T f. Mauray and that in the
time, all Judicial proceedings against his person and property
stayed.
And tn I'M NJ Reynolds Esq, attorney law, is appointed
TO represent the absent creditors
By order Of the Court;
W. II. REESE, Clerk.
Clerks Office April sth, 1858.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
sIxIENE CouR De DISTRICT T. F. MAuRAY vs.. SIS GRE
de la Nouvee Oreans. ANCIERS-No 667.
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA ciers de T. F. Manray personnes
celia pent concerner cession de biens
cepte Ia eur beneGce qu'ils reunr
bureau de D. Ricardo. note public, MERGREDI lie II
mai 1855 10 heures A. M prendre consideration les
aiaires du dt T. F. Mauray ct QUEEN attendant toutes
suites udares cone personne ct biens sont suspen
dues.
Et que Mr.. NJ. Reynolds ayocai pour repre-
senter les cTeaneers Absens
Par ordre de la Cour:
W. H. REESE Grefier.
Bureau du grefier, &c avril 1883. 40 3ti3Od
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DOCTOR HoOFLAND's
~ CELEBRATEp

DOCTOR HOOFLAND's
~ CELEBRATED
G E IAN BIT T ERs,
Prepared by ia. G. NJ. JACKSON, PmlAosLFaIA, PA.
VIII efectqaly Cure
Liver cS%Rsp ss e Il. Ts DsEs oT al Nervous
arising from dsordered Liver or Stomach.
Constipation Inward Plea Fulness Blood to the Head
Acdiy Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
ns or Fu,tsrpg At the f Pr o9 TIE s5omaeb s~insas
The Head Hurneo and difficult Breathing, Futterng the
posture; Din Of Vision pots or Webs before the Sight re
YsaWpess Of he Skin nae and Eye PAIN Il q. sae B
Cheat, Limbs. Sudden Flushes ~ Heat, Burning in the
Flesh Constant Imaginngs Of Evil, and great Depression
rue propre.Orin calling attention pube
is vtues and adaptation the diseases for which
lis no new and untried article but one that has stood tie
test Of ten years trial before the American people and s
tant The testimony favor given by most prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in all parts of the
sed annually by the proprietor and TO be had gratis any
Of his Agents cannot but satisfy the skeotca that this
PRINCIPAL Office and Mandatory, No. AIS ARCH street, Phil
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
dsO Iy&w n and l5i Charires street.
EowLER's PATENT STEAM BOILERS
have been extensively used for the last years and
for fuel have proved be far preferable the ord
nary boilers They combine the following advantages, viz
ECONOMY in fuel never require cleaning occupy small space
are simple in construction and do not much h ord
fuel saving, cut time complicated Boilers.
Planters and others these Boilers opera
Ivee Steam Cotton Press Louisiana Cotton Press Caronde
let Refinery, L. Homes Ornamental Iron Horks.
and circulars with plan Of the Boiler, will be sent to
:. D. II. FOWLER, III BarOnne street,
det Boilers Stan. Pipes Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves
s Al work done this establishment will be guaranteed
equal in point Of workmanship and material, any in the
country, aud Al the lowest prices. MA 6m6W
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DEUxIEHE CoUR DE- DIsTRIcrl ALBERT sCHADELI VS..
de la vele-Orleans. SGE0. MARSAL-No l3.l2l.
I'M VERTU dun writ de sRIsie ct vente a
II moi Hdesse Honorable Deuxieme Cor de District de Ia
Nouvee Orleans dams Paare CT dessn e procederai lie
LUHDI "a de mai 1855 d midi, H6te de Ia Cite, rue
de la Commune entire les du Camp des Magasn Ia
vente rublique ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN situe u Bonrg Duverge, en- eete pa 81
rosse Orleans Ia rive drote dn heuve Mississippi -
desgne de l'et No. @ borne par les Sc f
gnn Patterson, Where ct Bon sur nm plan dresse par A
denecou date du Is 1872 ct depoe lie No. "
eude de T. T. Cafe cdevant notire public ceite vile
u livre bis des plans.
Led terrain rargs des Segnin ct Villere ct
aneise3O peds de foce Ia Where
100 peds l0is pouces Seguin, ll0peds
ponces ct az lignes limitrophe No Qure.
Ensemble bases amelorAons qui existent
dessua.
lie sais' dams fafaire ci-dessus
Coz DITIONS-Comptant au moment de y adjudication.
L. WPARKER,
All 80 N.Y. ~ "a Sheriff de Ia Paroisse diOrleans.
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DENTISTRY.


SNaygEzs DENTAL NOTICE.-DR. J. WEST,
Practical Dentist No. liz ST. Charles street,
Sfyt5ts>ttx5fe near Poydras street.
&ALIIb j. W. W iuld call particular attention to hts
method OF constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH. They are made
perfectly natural in fora and shape with false gums Thu
original expression of the restored
with clear and distinct articulation of speech This effected
by having the inside Of the teeth gum FORM
which the readily adapted This prevents
sound often observed wearing artificial teeth The
Doctor has been praecng in this fifteen years.
confident that he will give satisfaction who may honor
h with their All persons Iesrous
services, would do well to call and his specnens
mh2ly