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euArn'HAn coun DISTRACT MARTIN 4 MORRISON vs.

euArRlEME couR DE DISTRICT MARTIN MORRISON vs.
de la Nouyelle. Orleans. No lasss
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierl facias q mol
Ia adresse Honorable Qnareme Cour de District
Nouvele Orleans, dams aaire cidessu procederaie M
CIR EDI l6 de fevrier 1859 ION henres eux
angle des Poydras Cnrondelet dams e Premier Dis
rci de vle Ia publque ct adjudca
Lnstahon du dit magasin Hnsi que PHI saation du gax
Saisies dams ~ faire ei-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Indication
e. T. PARKER.
fc4 8 II l416 Sheriff della Paroisse d'Orisaus
NOTICE To STATE TAX PAYEHs,-No-
IN ice hereby given all State taxes
he 1883 Stale Licenses for the for the
Third District New Orleans, that the
pared receive the from and after the
1883 at his Office No. Esplaade street. between Frepchmep
and ieyee streets. Office hours 10 O'clock a. nj 10
O'Clock r. II.
VAL. ST. CERAN
State Tax Collector, Third District, N. O.
Wis AUX PAYEURS DE TAXES DE.
VAV-Avs est e resent denne personnes
quI dovert des taxes Fiat annee 1868 licences
pour Rnnee 1883 dan pour lie froeme District Eonvelle
Orleans que les sonssign6s prepares le meme
dn ia is de fevrier 1889 bureau No de PES
pHdc enire les FrRi de bu-
eau, de 10 beures A. NJ jnsqu'a 2P. NJ
VAL. ST. CERAN
Colleceur de Taxes d. Etat,
ja24 I'm Troisieme District, NO.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT MARTIN & MORRISON Vs. C. C.
of New Orleans. ! WAYLAND ACO.-No 1883
QY VIRTUE of n writ Of fierl fncias to me
ID directed by the Honorable Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will sell
ubic auction the premises h renRfer designated
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of February 1859
A. M
The Fixtures Fixtures Of Poydras and
Carondelet streets, First District of this city,
Sc zed In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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By BENJAMIN KENDIG.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY sfTUATED IN
the FIRST Distrfct.
ny BENyAMIN KENDL9

BY BENJAMIN. KENDIG,
Once, No. n BankS Arcade
SATURDAY, 14th inst, At IL o'clock, At
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, vi.h III The i'm
proyerents thereon First Dise sqasss No
co. by Anntncisou, Consanee, Necsrte and
Gaenns) Streets and degnAsed ~ Lots Nos and
Said Lots adons each other each 2D Inches
rbomev tnow Gaennl tsesud "a fse II inches and
sanet No has depth Of inch and lines
side towards street. and depth
dividing line OF Lot No. 2 Lot No.
having depth q eg feet and lines towards street
mens comprise onssosy frame house. with attic divided into
teLemen containing paors, bedrooms, corridor, hall
dining oh tenement; kitchen, els
we'll and other ouibuiGi In each yard The
yards divided by good fence This property rents for ~
per month. 5.ss..,,.5 L.
~ TERMs-eIo00 balance at IL and 10 months credit
for notes bssrng mortgage The property, With
terest from date to maturity and mot then paid
cent. until final payment.
Acts Of isle before W. j. Caste Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchaser. fel0
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EUGENE TOURNE Aucticneer.
Ofhce-79 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, February 10th. 1859, at 12
- O'clock Banks Arcade, Magazine street. will be sold
public auction by virtue and in order from
Hon Victor Burthe Judge of the Third Judicial District
Court Of Louisiana parish of Jefferson dated January lS
1859, for account Of said succession. viz:
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the square
bounded by Dublin, Third, Buhe and Madison Streets the
each 80 feet front Dublin street. by depth of ~ feet
inches and Third street together with all the i'm
provements thereon comprising frame house with belvidere
rooms gallery, attics, kitchen, with chicken aud
pigeon house. WE'LL cisten etc., and fine with
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, adjoining the above, Nos and
surfing 80 feet EACH front Dublin street, by depth Of
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the square
above Nos measuring each 80 feet front Third
by depth of $50 feet.
4 THR .E LOTS OF GROUND in the square above
Nos to TO- ing each 30 feet front Madison by
adeph Of III feet inches No. forms the Of Third and
Madison streets together with all the improvements theon
comprising frame house with gallery and kitchen
with 2 rooms shed. ETC.
1WO LOTS GROUND, in tie same square as above,
Nos and r. measuring each 81 feet front Madison street,
by depth Of III feet nches parallel lines together
with frame house with gallery and XII chen with
~. TERMS AND roND1TIoNs-Twelve months credit
with mortgage bond and security required by law interest
ut cent per from date until maturity and If
binding and obgapg himself to insure the buildings and
the property the full amount his notes. until
final and The policy Of insurance transferred to the
curntors of the :ession.
Acts of sale before E. Commagere N. p at the
the purchaser jai9 20 iel2 Is 10
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Sixth DISTRICT CouRr 7CITY OF FEW ORLEANS vs.
Of MOLIERE DUvEkNAY-No.
New Orleans. 21t8
QY VIRTUE of q writ of hert fncIas to me
~ directed blythe Honorable the SIKH District Court or
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to sell
public auction The City Hotel Common street. bet
Camp Magazine MONDAY 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1852 at M
AVACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis.
rict Of this city being lot No 81 square No. $780, which said
lot % feet front Penr street, IS depth
Together With Al the rights ways privileges and advsnsges
Seized In the above suit.
TER ns-This teng the second and last auction the said
property will be definitely adndcated the highest
BIDDER for Whatever it w bring at twelve months credit
bearing interest month from special
mortgage on the property sold until final payment. -
Sao purchaser shall have to deduct psy cash the
amount Of printing Shers and Clerks fees
to abou and furthermore the State Municipal
taxes, the amount of Shich is not yet ascerained.
e. +. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OF GROUND ON
Poeyfsrre street, First District.
By BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Office, % Banks' Arcade.
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 12 o'clock, mt
~ Banks Arcade, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the First Dis
tric in bounded by Foucer Annuncaon
asd Deord Streets designated No. measuring Is
IL inches front on street. e feet ~ INCHES COM
the division line Of lot No. feet inches the
other side line in Depth per PLAN
N1TERMS-OLe- b, balance at G. IL IS
cent Interest from Maturity If then
paid, per cent. Until final payment
Act Of ale before Charles srnger, Notary Public at the
of the purchaser, feiO
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srzrExz cou. DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE La NouyEL1t

sIxlExE Coun DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA NouvELLE
I ORLEANS MOLlERE d.
de Ia Nonyelle. Orleans } vERHAY-No 2703.
adrese honorable Sixieme Cour de District de
Nonvelle- Orleans Paaire cides.us procedera IL
LUNDI, % de fevrier 1859 midi rH6tel de la Cite,
de 10 Conn entire les du Camp des Magasin
REHABILITATION de-
TN TERRAIN VAGUE situe dams Premier District de
cette vile, designe No 81 dams et No $50
rain 70 de face la Peur psds pro-
fondeur.
Ensemble les drois privileges servitsdes
tages attaches ct appsrtenant.
Saisis dams l'ahaire ci-dessus.
ND1TIUNS-Cee CREE etant Ia seconde derniere
dite rete denven adjugee plus
derier enchert seur pour le px qui ce douze
nos de credit acquereur fournra bon obligation
caution bonnie ovable porant nerst de pour
cent mos &c la date hyrotheque spectacle pop
te vendue jusqu'a parfait Placement.
dit acquereur paiera complaint deduction du
prx daduocation les fais dannonces du sheriff gef
lie montant des taxes d'Eta, de paroisse de willie.
fell Is % 2s2s Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'orIsans
THIRD DISTRICT CouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.. j. F.
re q Ny 9Tlsans. 5 cAvALIER s.No 1888!
of New Orleans in in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street.
between Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY, March
IT, 1852 at II O'Clock M the following described properly
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF TWO CERTAIN
LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth District of this
city, the square 1872 by Prytania Nayades
faubourg line and Phillip said lot IA
less front Phillip street. by 1872
depth
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. al...Y.=.
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BY J. NEVILLE & co.

VALUABLE PAINTINGS AT PRIVATE SALE.
So. BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office IL CONNER cial Place
ANDSCAPE and Cattle View In Devon.
u shire England by Cole The force and todness of this
composition aucss the drawing perfect while every
sct in the most admirable keeping Cole ranks among TIE
Cattle Drinking, by Howe The works Of this artist
celebrated that description is needless.
Scene Italy artist unknown but for beauty of color and
of design is worthy o, illusrious
HThese Pictures well worth the attention of
noisaeurs will be sold atng iaS lot
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OFFICE TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoNsoLIpATED2
DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hail. New Orleans. Feb. l. 1889.
AFOMcla1-NOtiee is hereby given that, nc.
cordng 3Th Section Of the egi the
State Of Louisiana, entitled IAN consolidate the city Of
New Orleans and to provide for The and sdmns
The 9Th Section of be Act supplementary provid
ing for the Incorporation Of the city Of Lafayette with the city
OF New Orleans, approved the day.
Sealed proposals will be received for the sale to the city Of
Bonds OF $1,000 EACH of the Nosds issued according the
FOREGOING acts 18th March, 1859 o'clock NJ
Proposals be addressed to o. DEBUYS, Secretary and
dorsed Proposals for sale Of fBondsn
COMMISSIONERS
Hon. Gerard atith, Mayor. A. Landry Chairman.
Thos. TheRrd Comptroller. j. Magiofi, Chairman.
Adam Ginen Treasurer.
fe4 tmll o. DEBUYS, Secretary.
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TWO VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK STORES ON
Canal street Nos. IS and 92 and Fifty Shares Of
Succession OF Simnn v. A. ckles-No. IL 2S0 Second
District Court of New Orleans
BY C. E. GLRARDEY &. CO.,
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CITIZENS BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, February I, 1859.
K3-At a meeting of the Board OF Directors
Of this Bank Sd inst dividend OF six dol
lars share the capital stock Of The banking department
declared, payable snd after MONDAY next, the 18th
instant.
fe7 tl5 EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

lions for the management Of said Balls fel0 2t
rJ-S0uthern Pacific RnlIrOad.-The ntten-
bona 6de Stockholders of the sold out 30 them Pa
ciAc Railroad Company Is invited the following preamble
resout passed by The Directors OF the New Company
and ratified by the Stockholders
OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoxPANY1
Marshall Tex, Feb. 2, 1853
Whereas, The Southern Pacific Raoaad Company now,
for the first time since It's organization make propos to the
bona ode Of the for their ad
out subectipg ourselves to motives
nisr representation. Therefore,
Resope holder Of bona fde ST ok OF the soldon
Company upon which previously The LIST Of june 1855
there has been ad fifty dollars and who shall to this Com
fty dollars in cash. shall receive share Of full paid
Stock In this Company and that this resolution sha full
force and effect till the last day Of March 1885, and there
after.
l. R. H. Ward, Secretary Of the Southern Pac Hc Rail
road Company do he eby certify that the going
Preamble and Resolution cnpy of the original
record in my Office.
Given nde- my hand and seal Of Office in city of Mar
shall. February I'd, 1850.
lL.sl W. r. u. WARD,
Secretary S. r. r. r. Co.
An agent will be appointed In this city will authorized
to receive subscrp on who will he furnished with full in
formation in relation to the his DRY and condition Of the Com
pany. L. r. GRANT, President.
New Orleans February 9th. 1889 re St.
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ESTATE OF THE LATE MANETTE WILLIAMS, f. W. C
BY N. VIGNLE,
Ofice-No. 8 Banks Arcade.
THTRsDAY, February ~, 1859, at l2
from the th District cGsI
will be sold at public anctos for Of said succession
LOT Of GROUND siIuste in suburb Liyaudais, In the
Fourth Dis riot Of this city DESIGNATED IS lot No 2 Of square
Jersey Said lot American measure40 feet
front Seventh by l25 feet deep between parallel lines
together with all the buildings ard improve existing
raid lot
nlrTERMs-Cash.
Acts of sale before O. de Armss notary public.
SUCCESSION DE MANETTE WILLIAMS, fell
PAR N. VIGNIE,
Bureau-No. s. Arcade de Banks
TEUDi, ~ Fevrier. 1859, a midi. rArcnde
de Banks des Magahns dun ordre de Fhonor
able seronde Cen. District del en- date
u II anvie 1850 dossier de la No 1885 il vendu
ysne pubiaus pour lie compe de Ia de succession
Ia Quarieme District de cee yie desgne No 20 de
et No. Al, compres entire les Septem Huieme Chip.
pewa Jersey lie dt 10. mesuremesure Amercsins-4o
entire gnes paroess Ensemble ,outes les basses ct con-
structions qu existent sur lie dit lot.
Actes de vente pardevant o de A,mas noaire public.
H1~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. jail 26 81 fe0 II
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AK HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON AR.
MN TILLERY--Arsenal, Girod street.
The Washington Artillery will attend regular Month
go lily Meetings on the FIRST THURSDAY Of each month";
and Regular Drills THURSDAY Of every week at
O'Clock until further notice.
By order Of
- 49, - j. B. WALTON, Captain.
q. NJ. ISAACSON, O, 8,
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Louis II Id rs lin lines
parallel lines Lot No u forms the corner Of Psfs and ~
Ii No isis angular and ssst sieehs
esfss q Ia ~
e Hfs STs rs 81 1s sc n ':
Pierce Gate St. james 81 LoIs scas. tais b. john, an
Lot No Triangular 70, and measure inches a
s n On p seS s g feet a
Lots Nos Sand measure. each 90 feet ironi s. Les.
lines Lot No 81 Pierce and q
Lot No measures 30 feet from, 8 Loui: ests
inehes and lines on Tie other sids ns and ness
ana sns s sa ss ss.s ss ont on St 1ou.
inch lines il tie il. dividing is@ Ses =
81 fse. inches and liue On lie rear line
Lot No srisng1ss Lot and s is fs n
dividing i from Lot No ana ia feet inches ana lines ss
9. 4 spxcIous rRAo, o. LAM, opposite II. p.s,,s
sn Soanss Sg s. s. n1s
Peter ououss Napoleon Solomon David ssrsss and cArre
The whole according to plans drawn BY Lon,. PIE Es
said plans to i ssh sted also The Roiands
a 4S cash. and
is
ana SO. ured by special mortgage on me property so;d ~
10 bear per cent insres. pr annu dats until
Of s na sd p
dion will be understood so as to delay in any way me
s...s. the ss q g., e. ~.
@ re sa ss 4 s
any neges. pei, .hs y sSSp
ns az sy i .s cg o Of
M, !. b. put II
s
ssf; sa
fisk, ~iihon, any fnrthe, notice c,, -, 4. :.
Royal street. at the expense o. he parcsassrs Is
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lines a 100 feet the other line and q feet inches
81 fee. front MrOstreet BY irregular
h "a On ssS
lines on The rear inc.
lar
and lines dep 90 the other line and "a feet inches and
Lot feet inches and lines ursu.
Miro Isl il inches and lines depth on the other
line Hsa 9f5i SO as
nose Bayou St. John bounded by Port ST. Ann, Hagan a,e
sssq srs Gs?s?s SEES :sssss'ss Lots No. =
e.. II ss. . ga Il ss Fl other
I s Sss II snS e on R0
ss feet inches depth the oher side line, and
inches s ans, and lines on Port
No. and se ns n se fs en
o9e, Inc 50 iss iashe. snd line. Inc Wy
i ssp IL On the he es Sss sid
9Is. iss sn. Por
inches and Ines ' in Id depth on he o oi
line and 80 feet inches lines line
Is aud ass linen lns ~ ds
as IL
Lot Nc 81 fee, inches and lines front on Por
nss sa ss ns 'front.' on
2o feet 5inehes in depth the line dividing from L.
line and 30 feet inches and lines the line
Lois Nos 49, 49, 90 q and e each 80 feet front
Dnmane stree by depth Of 100 feet in DEPTH between parable
lines Lot No. 70 fums the of Dumane and Hagn
i streets. /
Los Nos o % 80 and 81 measure each 20 feet front on St
BY 100 fset in depth hstwsen para lei lines
L. SIXTEEN L,TS OFGR0UND In square No u, bounded
by Dumane, Hagan ta.e FisD St Philip and Rendon lsss
Second designated Lots Nos g. g. H. H. ~ ~
q, q. "a. rs. 26. ", Is and29
Los 8, T. each ~ feet In hes AND
line Hagan 1888 feet II inches and line In
depth between parallel lines and % feet inches and lines or
the line.
inches md line front depth 1853
inches and line between parallel lines, and 80 feet inches
| and S lines the rear line g.sfl
Lois Nos ~ Is M q, % measure each 80 feet inehe
front Dumane street by 400 feet in depb, be
| tween parallel lines
| THIRTY LOTS OF GROUND in square No. Is bounded b.
nmaine Rendon Gate Secondl st Philip and Lopez ai
Third Streets designated Nos 10 ~ and rs 10 al
Lots Nos and measure each Is feet inches IN
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Zeal estate.
FOR SALE OR TO LET

90 FOR SALE OR TO LET-A
- II rooms each, in complete repair with furnaces
and other modern improvements near the residence of II
Ripley, Esq Inquire of H. BLISS
feoruary IL, 1857 diff fig
o. FOR SALE OR TO LET-A
Mil Farm of 50 acres, situated in Tatnck with two
11ixiiouses ana Barn, and good variety of fruit
Also TO let one house with barn attached on Home street
quire of John II 5NIWnTDi IN
mch1 diff
o. FARM FOR SALE.-The we'll
It'll known Farm at Fisherville on the line of the
5.A- Norwich and Worcester Railroad formerly owned
acres well watered and divided into tare moyyinSS
basturage and woodland, large and excellent vonI,
C Cy Mansion House. Farm House, two Barns Corn
on favorable terms of payment - 80 N
ms Estate from its central location and canahlities
pbels III tle immediate neighborhoodo urch school
MUSE anu foSt Ofhce-and the advantages of ready
eash sale for all its products well worthy the attention
o, any one desiring first rate farm heathuI region
Apply to CIIAS. ALBRO, on the premises. to u CON
H ~ y w J9hn street. New York; or c. PRICHARD
No. ? Central Wharf Boston. diff fi2
!:A HOUSE FOR SALE-A COTTAGE
Hi House in good repair, the corner of Carol and
streets Lot contains about 5000 feet Of land
stocked with choice fruit Trees Can be exchanged
TiAIER, 2lS Main street. " -N
lyl d3m+ DEXTER HITCHCOCK.
On REAL ESTATE in the city will he
aiii taken in exchange for Timber Land or for few
s.<s1all Farms out of the city Also for sale ION far
cash or credit Houses in the cty VARYING in nrce from
sSvo 70 si9gO0 as well as small Farms lots of a few
sGes eac FOR moving pasturing Persons wishing to
Ou9 VI sen are respectfully invited to call on
Real Estate Broker 236 Man-st' Worcester
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educational.

ERENCH TAUGHT.--A Native Paris
Il ian Young Lady, who has had several wears exneri
in teaching and has the best reference fro a
ton where she has been teaching French wishes t i
instruction i'm the French language She wishes t6 he
employed in schools, in giving private lessons Her
terms will be very reasonable. Address ia Main srnot
au2 dlmE PRESS 1,EGTf
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mi ECHAN1CS MUTUAL FIRE IN
4YA SURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 259 Main Street. Clark's Block Worcester,
Mass.
The above named Company, with an available Capital
of more than
$3OO,OOO,
AND CASH SURPLUS (al losses being paid OF
OVER $4,000,
continue to insure Dwelling Houses, Household Furni
ure Stocks of Goods and First Glass Property generally
favorable terms any other reliable Company in
New England.
All losses will be honoraby adjusted and paid.
The success of this Company has been such to
able them to dividend of thirty per cent to Policy
holders in the Mechanics Class and eighty per to
the Manufacturers Glass expiration policy
Application for Insurance addressed to the President
Secretary, will receive immediate attention.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Henry A. Denny, Worcester, VIM u Fox, Jr Worcester.
Eek Saunders Saundersve Sam1 L. Hodges Cherry Wy
Alonzo White. Leicester, ii n Bigelow, Clinton.
Geo. NJ. Rice, Worcester John C.Whtn, w hitinsvie.
HENRY A. DENNY, President
FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer d&wtf ie22
It N S U R A N c E.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Capital
PHGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford Capital
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York, Capital
$500,000.
MXRTFoRD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Cap
ta S500,O00.
dence Capital Sl5O000.
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms. For further particulars, inquire of
A. IL. BULLOCK, Agent,
oil dawu Worcester.
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GO be get.

NO LEI-Store No. 5, Sargent's Block
with three large rooms above, all well lighted do
ssned Io and are favoraby located for the Boot ant
iyl4 diff II p,ro~r
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oaLE SITUATED about u mile from the center of the
niue from the railroad depot and five miles from
HoCester said farm contains about l4 acres Of EXCEL
lent land suitably divided tillace pastnrape and
woodld about 20 acres being covered with well grown
muo. anu tlmber The farm Is in excellent state of
GtVh9n and well calculated tillage or raising
Ihere IS large, double dwelling house suitable
3i WY go9u sized families large barn nearly new and
piled with water. W " Wei sup
,ror particulars inquire Of f. T. LAMSON 66 and "a
E E street, worcester or j. AVERY RICHARDS
i' ''iNS'' Dostoh' d2m aus
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over "a large part Of
the globe, lis the consequence of d diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous niasn of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action OF solar heat wet soil and rises with
the watery vapor from L. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earths sur.
face, and the virus Ia taken with II through the
lungs into the blood Thereit acts as m irritating
poison on the internal viscera and excretng organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and falls To
sesrcfe not only this virus, but also the bc fson
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent conatitu-
tiuznl disorder. The spleen, the kidnSys, and the
stomach sympathze with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
ganinn, AZ II n an attempt to expd the noxous
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
in the internal excretories 10 force them to east Il
out The blood leayrs the surface, md ralhes to
the central organs with congestiye violence. This
Is the Chill. But in this effort II fkils Then the
FEWER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and rushes 10 the surface, a. ii in
another effort TO expe the irritating poison through
that other great excretory - the skin In this
also ii FALLS and the svssem abandons the attemps
exhausted, 0pd watts for the recovery Of strength
to repest tke hopeless etf0rt another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms OF FEVER AND A0uE.
Such CONSTITUTIONAL disorder will u course under
mine the health ii II is not removed.
We have labored to find. and have found. an