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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

DEXTER S. GOODAIE.--I reside in Wolcott now
have been acquainted with Ariel Martin u IA years
Have STAYED with him nights Never knew Of his having
any good rest Once when was hunting with him,
think he about 10 years old he made peculiar noise
which caused 10 look him II looked very sngu-
lar. Something attracted my attention from him for "a
minute, ald when looked again, he - feet from
me, pointing his at my heod then az my breast and
feet, &c. went Mp and took him by the collar lie
dropped the gun His face purple and his eyes looked
very Wild and he purple about the lips. After that
on with him aud tried for hours TO get into
conversation with him, but could get a word Of
him. think he has been less alkatye since his father
died
Cross EraRined.--T now live in Wocott, and have
since November last lived in Calais before that Was
In Massachusetts, winters think he about - years
old when he was sick / called his disease "caused by
oyerexcrtion Of the mental powers used to take par
ticular notice ofhm, have talked with Ariel about his
sickness know by his age that II about three years
acr this sickness that he had this bad spell" in the
woods. lie appeared different after his sickness his
speech more slow. took particular notice Of his
face ewes and mouth when in the woods. When took
hold Of him, he droppcdhis gun. saw him pick his gun
up and uncock H. have always kept my opinions to
myself about his disease Have said nothing about for
fear might influence public OD'fi,On
NATHANIEL MoKNlGHT-ll live some more than
half mile from Martins Am acquainted with Ariel
Martin lie to house for his brothers gun the
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quick.
Cross Eramiaof-llc was always slow about answer
ing questions. thought De looked pale hai dN ht wa
40 our house. TN answered property when hc hd .p''k
II. X. SLANTON.-l live in Cflls. miles shoW1
think from Martn's-Havc known Martin Zoe l2 Neat'-
appearance always rather dull lie would somciin
bring 20 the store. would ask him what Zee NahI'o
aud hc would answer regularly enough. Tie once 'Am'
and asked me 10 was au ofhccr-Sal De had l1't .l
moncy-Ssd some men came along and told him ii De
would make a box they would hl DO with money and he
should have halo looked up az hm-lle appeared eN,
ctcd-Said his sister had taken Che box awAy-AsN'N
him IL there much money n thc hoXfaid there was
lie looked Wild lf rceolinct right and think do h'
head was full of blood His eyes appeared wild ht c9an-
tDuauee seemed flashed t1Id hm would ass ii' hfn-
hor-n-aw about 10, aud h there was ANYTHING t9 m'
so[y would gei soaroh warrant an4 ns,, u poN,' ~
,; ,,a ,.I ,., =" ,',, tt,,y,. ,i,,y.
ylr. tn bco b came tbcre would do hi. business lil O
L,I i i a'i ~ r,ii , bi ,b ,, of tbc nun.
der and, ,b, i,, ,0, nv ,tc rial askcd him ,,lg he
.bo, ,i, - SiJ be- lii,,, r,.,il, MON I'm til len
,io. t. a. Z t,ol t,t ti III i,r,J ,r,,,,'s.l ana
h ,,,r, ,atl !, i,or, and I'M. '.gn won't oF Saws
ir.i,t ,,,. ,i .,b,. XII ,o, L,u T,eiuss tle said
ba liuci t o. ,, h{s ov tia tb,f 1c had killed one
of ibr, and ff iid NOT L fn, Lnei,,s ,,, Id have
t,tf.l ',i',, d li,, .i.,,,t tr,.tiro INFO
rov .tore u .i b, All ma, know, ANYTHING abo,it Ia
IT, l.l ,, .,.- ,i,, i,y . r,,.,p,i n. Tool fip Il,
H., bof,rc w. s,,J ,,,c,,',sr,.i tiont ,,bat he had
dome To.tiJ I, tt. tr,l ,,o. ,,ar ho tool bi. hat
n. ,b,.,.,b ., o.,. 1870, 81, .tc,, ,F
Mrs 7Sr-csN Vfr-rpV ~ t,y. ,bott 1.o milo.
f,,, NJ ,r,i,, NJ. i,,,,, him .y.r .i,ce h. ,,.. q,
rlHd g,..f t.it t. t'.., ,,r. Moor i,,lcrd
Wilma t, b fcn moro gioon,y SINCE M. 6,thcr diod
When have .ea him he wouldn't talk any. only aus.
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shot AT aoute crovs ali AZ urr he came running through
thc mud saving a G0,rrl looking animal had tried 10
catch him f drseriis5 spcb an animal MS had never
soon triel to rorsv,dc him nm, of H and did partlv
afier d, ,bun fVnrss dcscribed similar performance
which Afterwards hanpened i'm "a SUGAR place. be was
sent IN fhc house and e,me running back saving father
had Killed All thc f,lk o homo and hc guessed he had
kiliod a mo no,tb,r4 ne hc heard them "hollcrng'
1 saw by hi. tracks th,, he had run all the way, The
next wear anrruarls tbcrr was a squrrc hunt The first
d,v of Ma. gc ,,r s,,,p. whom he said there was
nu army OH In tbo wood. nud he was afraid we should
,et lii,d a. er,ii, ,,rt down into The hollow and
e.avol ftrrr A. ,n,br ti,o he irnauiucd there was
hand of lers ,il br bod communication with them
l,f ,,a. not ,,.rttoJ t ssc tboo The roxt uofuinr
hr wont ali over tbo farm dirginr 7hcr money Al
another trh showed ,c tb, nlgco where those roisr.
,od Hn.sd ,yas'f bo.t to 20 there for thcy might
be- in II eopeored 40 be a pacc where the cattle bod
stood m fe sbad. Tn I'M tteso times Won could uarily
t,ft hi1, oit f tbsa notions NOT cntircv Hc acted AS
II boo b,ay.J u tb..e tbing. II vou told him these
thing. uoro not .o bo wouldn't tak with Won M al
His motions were always vcrv rapid One night tc-
member ofbis ,eftino ,p and intnring ont OF the vim
r Uo ,,,s ,-r, rotf.. s.,t,atirss ft hn rfsif He
has boon athor du about talking for three Years
back since his father died. You could hardly make him
understand Vhat hc was talking about WAS Ht home
fhr Sludlv before thi. killing happened; " worked iu
Woodbury. that season - De- Na. Niug Che bed. Tie
sai1 Doe uis mot sick much
Cr0u ErgmWcd-T have lived at homo most of thc
time t this la,t summer Ariel worked some slept
with u when lived at homc Uneven knew Of his gnt-
al H..H
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fAlL bilAlhHhAN' LNIhhA H. b'iNNH
m LII.
lhr 'lownR Jufymen being un'haHehs'u were "Nig
'igI hnrlr4 ana sworn e, %
Marx G.. Kennedy vi DuNpry' FgI man 0tepnen H.
Gnggs faI+toni hnns bne'in' " 4i-t4sla' m Ne"'en a
Aihgrton. Mote,oWhi 'osepn ~, rl u 5 'a
u, iln,' 'S,'. a,. ,a'1s t,i VI ,,t' tl
benl w DtNs, W.fest D,,'-I a. i, ,li.'l Na-
! WaigNni{ nep ooflnA't' Nlu'le''5H.
J. before me Jury were ompanheueu lne Court mouse
hau notpme aenael SIoN"1 nl PERSONS ANXIOUS 10
"atoh 'he progress o' 'u9 ".'"
Testimony for The Nf0'e
/ NILSSON A. CHASE rosido in Calais am, Sur
yeto and Euriuoer and do considerable Of such bu.i-
ncss drew fbo u'an. here rcprrsorfed In Court az
tho country where ti, murder was said 10 have taken
,I. lyt-i,,.l.' 81 tt. -i,-. Co. ,l, f,
s.,,i, bars tt o., ,,,.,I rr.I,d me lraso1 frto,
,rJ ,it J...,iil o., ,la,. Old, ,,t.,.rs f ro,,,i..
Wb.slet v,. committed rl thence to whore Tn,us
Ar.vort ,,,s Shot and nom ,I,s l,er To- Ke-,t's Cor
,,, t.r, b ,.,,s,d ,,,s ,rf..f.i v-tgts. ,aiDt,d
] o, ,h c. i-- t- ,.. .s s-,.i t,., ,r,t,., r.',cJ
/ li M ,.h, h .to, .t Ar,.rortL tfe ,-s. An ,sot
f ,i,r tiu.,rit to,l. hs match of tho l,fI f,iird
] aq t, f ,Lr, ti ,,,,, ga. er5d ur tbo, dos,riid
/ ,t, ,Ii,.-,ti.,n ,.t N, l,y Ef,rtin ,0rru.rIs
/ pVPcf'N r. WuFTfOCK --T r,sido in C,l,is an,
t lj,' ~ f.,.,i-,r Wbcsiool cb, ,.ss stot livoJ
T 80 s.,l N.,,i,5. Z ,,,. ,r,,,,,,tc1 ,,tG Kim, ur
r. o., ,,- t ,i, ,ri,.5,, ieflro rnv husband VAS
sg, a. ,e ,io, i6o,.io.i STAYED tiil q ir .l. far-
ro,n ,b,df, br.inr.s. mn. D.. iand vas at Lone
r,,, .., bi, ON Trid,y tbe IGth of rulv aAlut s ~
,,It i *, ,,,rrio,,. .,. him at flo door bropc,
"a tt. t,- ,,d s.trI ir f.n,..,u was ar homo Ttod
ti, b. .. ba 49, l, ti.p r5rll1, moving lie asked
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4ulk Mr. S,o"efll mo, ne appo"gu a3 Vsla.. , ash,e
.',lU WY ''g s. s'p. " q, l' s'i d. 5 - iJ
eim' le 7-l "t 9cycI hau' a'N.u i" Tuy I ~" t,
~ ~ u H i1 @ ll'le ,ls sary nt l'Pht I .h
u 'l' .'"ol,' nlu ever apuseu hlm % ile Ip'f H. @
III s,,,id I", iinT S IT,, + & ,I5cd ,b', ,tis stone
% ,a. N,. t NV NV 49, r Itts ' IN ,b,
.,or,,t ,' ID''u, o, ~ i'''' 0''''' i"'' "' ''
49,. 10y g Y ,ff'. g.. hos, aha, r,,ho,
,'A lo"''NeN-Nl Srun l- noY tuNl tuNl N'f' t,,' t
- '''ln '.l5 -h' '4lIUt ln',, M t "
PNe'uoh. several people were about "t hc uhl 'I N3
IHtg,, u, ia i,a5tt tle ls'i,I'. c.t.t.r 51 t t,
t,, o ,,I NV ,cI rII T,,'a, .t.
f.i ,, '3'N'1s .,l G W ~ t1, io'" gJ9 i,i', ~
qua W4eeocS came to ihe Pea ana tlla ng ilr g,n
baroc.c5 , b,r. ,, .,.,,oi y, , nv, tbore NJ. c
t;.. 1opI,e "' ~ ~ NJ b. n j.t bi.
AIaTgiln on lhe uo't oN9 Mailin nan Hn9 44."
5i "'i' 2 ii n. tuousi, , .e a s.i''1 Svtit 7 sound
3i7 , "'"'t 5',H ~ @ 'l1ie y" 49, -. y" t 'ilt .s +
c'uiiI uo no kooa tnerei uioVe no-nu W. Vu9e
eu.lu' WIZ lInts'lhs ,Il hDlse t'A" I it
come ONT Qi thc woods back ot my mousse hsheu MN
wy a., H'u no. 'No', me u, ''N y. ul9 ~ i I d ~,
49, 49, ,., & Ut ~ WV ..' % lNl a, uig W a. - } i,tJ
f,.t.I W. t , u " T. VII t my % ~, B., ,,i ,, ,i7 KIM
Lriy,s ,t t.,t ',, IN t. ..,, f,odfir ~ tnls
N'ti'I't .'' rYN V'' ". na p, N'' - ~
"he", hln ii hr 'Aot inn'e boys Nltn lno'g p'' i'
,'li, bi, i ,o l.,.t i' b. ,' .,, bi, ,,ra.
~ 4t u'ln 'N w, i., r., NY l'l H1 t,
ulg su,s, u'n h' 'u'It III. si'. M IT. -, t
WI ",,' s.i' ''t.' l'i.-n i. , n .ti,.l i..''.1
Ti'r' "a. m'',4n, lo Hl. nun "' WV p''iit
u!!'"-l!. /" N'Ail ."rt 'i" Noi'e .'N l
sau'n WIN nun az me shoe snop az hcnt eoin' n''
away Nu""n nln nag ,'.u nlh w 'n' fl'nn N 49,
W ho appe'ifp a hsua t9i5 . uoT2mt' H. tt ,.
N ,'u' 'nHt '.,l'.N o' 2 10. te, ir iit ..
~ 'uc li' s'.' ho'l'ns "o'n' l'''s il1 m i a
sty,y. Jd
away Wl .. t.
I--' 10" a" by ,u,' w.
IT, ia . .t tit .. ,i .,r,,..,,
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u W cpoepy ~ liti,,,g9l w. 9Nl',teld r,,,y,t,
- H y" . ~ p = n l'.'i d" '.TaI. a.. S,t
BI''on't a. ~ ''"''l. 'H 'iif- tN,'. Do Ia I.
T5H ht"t7 H'N l.H J." "' ,g
House. He Wa- n ihe charge OF ''hcor Nngn.
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CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS, by THE
~ BEST WonKNEN THE COuNrRY
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing viii be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pecr, Vermont
Those ina want Of oarranfsd Carriages and Sieighs
will perhaps do wol call and what is being done al
the Old stand Of GILMAN & CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W, CLARKE
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HOUSE RE-OPENED.-This

4 MON HOUSE RE-OPENED.-Th
u we'll known aud commodola House, formerly kept
hg Cob B1vrwELL, having been vastly and almost e-
troiy icmoddelel, has been opened uy ALONZO RED
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the coutre of business aud with its
new convenience must be the most desirable and popu-
lar for the Of business leisure be found
in town.
The public respectfully invited TO bcstow portion
" thcr patronage upon this House Perfect satsac-
u0n is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate. ALONZO REDWAY.
Montpelier Aug 20, 1856 Oft
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M A T L II c L NJ T. n 4 -
w for sale by STORRS q FULLER.
June 25, 1858.
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ON AND CANDLES.-SroRRs g. Full
" IER offer low, 10 bhls LAMP OIL, 80 boxes
CANDLES
Railroad Square, Oct. 20, 1858.
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IT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
ALI
OLD AND YOUNG,
Affirm its Truth,
;, ,r.,o ~. nm

PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
viii inalltly the growth and color of the hair
sey restore gray cover t bald Win nsta own own
scalp free from al disease the
sn an Posor %
bear testimony that we do not say too much in its favor Read
HICKORY GROVE, St. Charles CO., Mo-, Nov. 10, 1851
Prof O j Wood-Iear Sir some time last
wonderful feel duty You the afflicted
's mead osfG
ss a. yes sps g a WITH s s
hopes Of success bn to surprise and that Of all friends
sus ed we
h hoy s s a NJ sa as aas %
your Res'oaye as perfect remedy for all diseases
'' '..' ~ % slSs# zl SfaSEsE5EaHau
rendered the constant application q oil il dressing
months it was in that conSon and having continued its
color soness asrs greatly to 10 prefsrsd
to those produced by the application of oils other prepar
every toilet whesr to be used as ar Reso aSe
for The simple purpose e dressing identifying the hair
of its performing all that is claimed 70, it.
cncinnnti o., Feb 10, 1885,. ia Third street
Prof wood-Ds,r ST. ~ W w Mo- Dec s5
s sasise T sa d to s
it. had the fever some time last May and nearly every hair
Than ' eSer SShns but s y and
been would induce me- to give Ills public achnowisdnent Of
the benefit have received from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
The ! pa np bottles of three sizes
s aa small small holds a,s al pint , and rsa
il than the s rsns for W as
o, j. WOOD / 60, fropIetoEs. sl2 Broadway New York
Ara sed sy good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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POSITIVE AND UNRESERyED SALE OF VALUABLE
dick stores Tor division Of inerest-Successon of j. A.
Barelli, deceased. - - -
nv T q wArrrN1

BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Offcc 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, the I'd December, 1859, at 12
- o'clock at the ST. Charles Exchange. for division Of
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in he First District Of ti
city in the square bounded by New Poydra Tchoup
inches and lines front New Lyee street. depth on The
side neXtto Poydras Of 81 feet inches lines where mar
rows to width OF feet inches and lines and with
width to depth Of 10 feet the side ravier street
together with the of alley IL feet wide running from The
Of said lot and opening Poyras street the whole in
aaea be y P o q sad drawn Iy Iho;1
airy Cenas ae n. r. in this city with the building there.
on being Foursory Fire Proof Store leased to Mesrs
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First Distric, Of this
city, IN the square bounded by New Ievee Fulton Girod and
known the plan Of j. Beard deposited in the Office
b. Cenas late N p in this city measuring % feet inches
snd lines front on New Ievee and q inches and
6lnes the line Of lot and 10 feet 10 inches and lines
on the line Of lotNo with The buildings thereon being
3 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the First District Of
ths CITY, in the square bounded by New Ievee Fulton aay
cite and P2ydras streets, designated lot No 6 on plan
Surveyor the 18th of January @ deposited in lie ONCE Of
Cenas late Notary Public this CITY, measuring p feet
Il inches and lines front New Levee street feet inches
line Of lot No Is and Iii feet and lines in dept and
front on Lafayette street. all American measure with the build
THREE-sToRY FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE. with
superior iron yeradah extending the entire sidewalk
The corner Of Fulton and Lafayette streets
S-TERMS-One-thrd cash balance at and years in
the notes OF the purchasers in equal samen their owr
order bearing per cent interest from day
maturity and thereafter if punctnay paid with
The purchasers TO the buildings insured against
fire and the policies transferred the final
Acts of sale before Walter H. Peters Notary Public Mt the
expense of the purchasers. R2I
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L j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,
n ODD FELLOWS HALL

~ Prof J. VEGAS most respectfully announce to his
friends and the public in ths. his Dancing Acad
envy Will be open for the at ODD FELLOWS HAIL.
the 18TH Of OCTOBER when he trusts to meet with the
liberal patronage before. 49l Ives
highest circles in Paris and London and newly introduced in
New York and Philadelphia, by Prof j. Martin and A. Dod
worth also The and graceful qualle De La Cour will be
introduced this
Days of tuition for Chlden-Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur
days, from to & o'clock T. N.
Ladies' ClassTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
until II o'clock NJ 80
Genemens classMondavs Wednesdays and Fridays from
until 10 o'clock, +. NJ.
Pacticing Parties for Ladies' and Gentlemen every wednes
day.
The popular CHILpRENs FANCY BALLS will be given as
before--once every month.
oID = " -
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BY J. B. WALTON,
Aucioneer-0Hce, 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY. Dec. 3, 1853, mt IL O'Clock NJ,
~ at the 81. Charles Exchange, will be sold
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the bounded by Frank
streets with the improvements thereon designated Nos
o. L. and on plan drawn by L. H. Pile, Esq, City
seyor dated November 1853.
3 No measures 81 fee; front Clio street. BY depth Of
the rear Of the other four lots.
Lot No measures 30 feet front the projected line for the
opening Of franklin Gate Benon 81 line
where It adjons To-. No feet from the aforesaid
jecied line to the rear line.
The Improvements consist Of
On lot No fronting Clio street. twostory brick fire.
proof bakery containing three large in complete
ler-a susceptible OF immediate build
ing fronting Clio a connecting II
WIN the bakery; with sheds and outhouses they No
Es.TERMs FOR LOTS Nos. and 6-The purchaser to as
sue me Of two bearing mortgage Nos
and each Tor LOO payable the 18th and Of jan
uafy 1850 and one the 18th and 18th May $780, and bearing
M a. me rate Of cent after maturity
me purchaser to his order year with per cent per an
mum interest from day Of maturity and per cent there
ter II not puncsually paid with special mortgage until final
The buildings be kept against the risk Of fire br the
purchaser and the policy transferred vendor =
Lot No adons lot No. measures ~ feet front nm the
presen e o. Franklin Gate Benton) by lis in depth
Lot No adions No. and has same front and depyb
Lot No adioin No. s the corner of Clio and
streets measures D feet 10 inches lines front on
street BY depth and front Clio feet
RS~TERMS FOR LOTS Nos. z and q-One third cash
balance at and from day OF sale notes OF the
purchasers, their order bearing the rate o
per cent per annum to maturity and per thereafter NOT
punc.uay paid with special mortgage until final payment
Acts of sale before A Mazurau Notary the exnens OF the
purchasers. < no.
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OR, OCEAN AND RIVER GARDENs

oR, OCEAN AND RIVER GARDENS.
maas Ct sga II % Hf , nss
the Of the deep and the habits the Amy tribe IN Their
quiet retreats where the hnny tribe dsport amid the coral
make aeconae advances in their NOISY retreats Or wander
through the howerbeds where
cha the brilliant blue Cadophora the gterng Dees-
present infinite variety be valed novelty goreos
beauty by nothing in the Of the picturesque
the necessity Of constantly changing the which they are
confined In these Aqnara the water disturbed years
Fish breathe the air that Incorporated within the water
ts stead This not removed quickly destroys
life although the food Of vegetation has recently been
i evolve the oxygen upon which s thrive and
the carhoic acid which they emit. When aquatic
and fish associated therefore, in Just they
ualy contribute each others existence Each throws on
whit the others inexorably demands demands
what the others organism rejects When any portion Of tho
marine vegetation decays making the urbd whoe
Of they Water swine, and seeediiy DE-.
YOUR all the disturbing communications upon these curious
GRAND AQUARIA, or OCEAN AND RIVER GARDENS
sif s9 Hsd ae Ct oDr
ing the pillows in the mammoth tank devoted aphous ami
bTM1Nur1vE RAILROAD TRAIN, coursing along the
THE FAMOUS GERMAN MECHANICAL ORCHESTRA
miracle Of mechanism and melody executing operate airs
ovenres and popular music with the capacity and precision Il
a regular orchestra. sssss8l. .45zs
H5s a pas s q. w e
stely beautiful piece Of mechanism perpey ii The sceu.
tihc and mechanical world,
S1e5aFp!aa aa S sssa
here ays last winter weighed go pounds Besides the
servants 70 cents. Liberal arrangements with schools.
The Museum will be open day from 10 A. NJ to p. n
Te shsS Will He fed every day Il precisely
7, :, !, 8, g. 4 s, and 10 o'clock. MIG Ct
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80 BARONNE STREET INFIRMARY.

EYE AND EAR.
Dr. DAVIS No. Baronne street whose in the
ment of extreme of Deafness mperfecons Of vision
other ailments of The Eye and Ear has fully tested New
Orleans trusts he without impopre all
requiring surgical medical aid that his reputation shall be
maintained.
o'clock to II A. Nj. n2Kl
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]. 3. WALTON.
POSITIVE AND USREsERyEDs SALE OF VERY yAI-
liable vacant property situated In the Fourth District
division Of Inerest-successfon Of j. A. BarelH

By J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer Office 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, 26th Now, 1853. at IL O'Clock
- NJ at the 81 Charles Exchange, will be sod for division
Oh interest the following valuable described property, wit
ElGhT VACANT LOTS " GROUND. sstaate N the
District In the bounded Washington Avenue,
jersey and Laurel designated the Nos.
q - ~ and ~ On plan drawn Louis A. Pile City
veyyoi, esied the 9Th Of November 1ss9.
ts y O. p and adjoin other
= iee5 inches front Washington Avenue depth III
" henes ann lines. between parallel lot No.
me corner OF Washington Jersey streets
s NO. measures 30 feet On Wssin ron
al1e1 lines. W. - 80 :" ''Ass, p>t"eSn P"t-
Lot No - measures "a feet inch and lines front ON T,l
sile1 lines. - : s'' "a ~eeu pAs-
Lot No 10 measures 30 feet lsncs front an Fa,r
street By depth Of ls feet 10 inches
slel lines On this lot there old builings which viii
be sold with the lot. - ~'''
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in The Fourth District Of
this city in the bounded by ST. Chare date Naysde
Prytania, First and Philip designated No 4 on
plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor dated Nov 9
1879 measuring 80 feet front Philip inch m
the depth Of 2S inches the line nearest ST
Charles street. and 10 feet Inches and lines de
nearest Prytania street.
TERMS-One third cash, balance and years in
the notes Of the purchasers in equal nstallments their
order bearing interest from day Of
maturity and thereafter, Il punesnaTly paid
with special mortgage the property sold until final
Acts of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public the
expense Of the purchasers. n2l
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The undersigned having secured comnodous and
location ct the Of ST. Charles and streets
a Masonic Hall have fitted and established Auction Mari
io TN M se o. Real Estate Slaves Stocks and Merehande
perry and convenience Of demonstration
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves and and SAT urdavs
For Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays
Out door sales attended 10 a all times
in charge. 80 " " ''e'7 P'ee'A
nh If NrCERpES I.Nnpy & 70
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WANTED.

WANTED-A NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS ONE
who speaks French and English German English
can hnd comfortable situation application at No Isl ST
Joseph street. with recommendations satisfactory
WANTED--A GENTLEMAN OVER TWENTY-FIVE
" years resident of this CITY, and perfectly familiar with
the rocey and Western Produce Business speaking French
and Spanish is DESTROYS Of making engagement with some
Wholesale Grocery Western Produce
man and General Outdoors business Man
Post-0 Office - ~ " ~ rs IL
"ANTED-BYA YOUNG MAN FOR SOME YEARS
W resident of the city, situation grocery produce or
commission house. ~
The advertiser respectfully refers Mess Parmee Bro
4 salomon Esq, (of E. j. Hart Co.. Clark Mosby Co..
Nixon &c Adams. " - ~
Please address Advertiser" at this office. oI9 If