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Il ADIEs' WINE.... WINE
sPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,

n A4ahs w AiN -''.'''.1S WAN XII
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful beneficial qualities as GENTLE
STIMULANT, TONIC DIuRETTC and sUDORIFIG which
testified Physicians and thousands OF Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
AS a Gentle sttmulant and Tonic.
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs, improving tho Appe,
and Purifying the Blood.
AS Diurctfe,
1t imparts healty action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY, GoUT
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS Is sudorific,
It acts upon SKIM opening the expeng all i'm
pues by nsensibe perspration thereby driving off Eruption,
cleansing ths surface giving ygor the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the KIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder
their most valuable remedies
In Germany.
The Berries dried and preserved by families In
of sickness.
speer's Wine OF Elder
Is pure juice of cultivated Elder recommended b.
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
deina properties SUPERIOR epy other Wines
use excellent article for a WEAK and DEBITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS improving APPETITE and beneistirE
LADIES and CHILDREN
A LadEes' WING,
II viii not inoNeato il CONTAINS uaixuro
spirits other liquors. and sdatred for its rich peculiar dsSe
md nuitge prorertias Importing healthy tbs
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
s-A wineglas full OF may be used with meals
any time through tbs day, Is desired
We wI only ask your inulssnee make teial Of THU
Wine. z.z
Fer sRie in Now Orleans by E. j. HART + CO., JOHN
WRIGHT 4 co, JAMES sY8iE, Canal sireet, and by al
principal d uggists throughout the United States
Trade supplied ar propretor's prices.
ALFRED sPEER Proprietor
my25 lyNw 20e Broadway, New York.
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rr-z-saz MUSICAL lNSTRuC5FiDN-w. j. GRE
HF5 Ar ton past onr Professor of Music in
" Centenary Coege offers his services 20 the citizens Of
New Orleans as Teacher of Piano, Vion and Guitar.
For etms ETC., apply TO A. e. Blackmar Bros Music
Store "a Camp street, n3 SmE
1UHEs-lO cases in jars and cartoons of various sizes
Il and shapes for sale by
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
OLD So Gnstomhonse 81.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


sEcosp DISTRICT oounT }sUocEssIoN OF EDWIN R1GBY.
MH LII sE5s, John W. collins I'll M has pet,-
estate q ne ate Edwin RiEpy, deceased ntestae
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern to show
cause within ten days why the of the said petitioner
| GUsTAvE MoREL Deputy Clerk
DEgxIEEE couE p5 DIsrRrcr} SUCCESSION DE EDWIN
TT L EsaEs1ls aa Gls"a John W. fG eiInN s
9ne petition L. Conr ee do9ienir leg Iettres q
nessa IA succession dc fen Edwin kg1y dtGed
Avis st e present donns que peu
quelle5 serait fat droit dite petition.
mo i is GUsTAvE MoREI, Dapute Greffer
NOTICE TO stare TAx-PAYERs-TH
Dse kG st a and Thrd Repre-
for examination and correction at Room No IT, City Hail for
Sy $sys '5S I'D s' Che October 1850 daily
seq S0t W. EMERSON Recorder
NoTIc5E4 TO STATE TAXPAYERS or THE
Of the Second psiTist Of New Orleans State AS
f cali at N No. s Z
e s2SR @ T5e M o
From M g e3seRte, during thirty days
o. S0I Recorder Of the Second District.
NOTICE TO STATE -TAx-PA YERs-THE
Rh he R R as 0 F and
October 1860 daily from 10 O'Clock NJ TN o'clock r H.
o2 3Ot Record + Of the Third nisiact
NOTICE TO STATE TAXPAYERS THE
Assessment Rolls the Tenth Representative District
and correction the Recorders Office on Rousseau street for
10 O'clock A. NJ Till o'clock ?: NJ, ~ 1.'s rom
l.. ADAMS Recorder Fourth District
New Orleans, Sept &c. 1860 se2a sot
NOTICE TO CITY TAx-pAYERs.-The
Board Of Supervisors of Assessment will the CITY
Hall Room l5 at Il O'Clock NJ on MONDAYS the lst Sh
hi I'd and M OF October 1860 and the Sd
following to review the action of the Board of Assesss and
70 receive applications for relief from parties absent
from the city during the time the Rolls were ex
posed for examination and
in August and September of The present year.
The undersigned will be in attendance daily,
A. NJ TIL O'Clock T. NJ at the above
from and after the LIST of October 1860 exhibit the Assess.
men Rolls and TO receive such applications for relief may
New Orleans September 20, 1860.
Secretary of the Board Supervisors of Assessment
Wis AUX CONFERENCE.-The BOARD
- des Inspectors d Assessment r4unira Hotel de
VILE, an local l5 midi, les LUNDIS Ter, Se bme 22me ct
ne ours du mois dQctobre 1860 ct lie me jour mois de
Novenbre suiran aim de r6vser Faction
qu trouVaien absentes de la vile tandque les Roles
sesseent etaient EXPOSES correction par e
board des assesseurs mo daont de sepembe de la
pfesente ann6e.
LIE sonssgne endra ehaque Jour de 10 henres A. NJ
henres NJ an local snsdit pendant ours du
Ter doctobre 1860 atm deNber at ia
recevor les applications pour qn pnuffaent sd e
houyeieoreans &C 26 dc septembre 1860.
JOHN A. WATKINS,
se2g 3t SeeretaIe n Board dInspeeieurs ssessenen
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A country girl, who had lived ID q small farm
house whore bells were Unknown, went to live as
parlor-maid in a gantleinanis family The hell
was RING which it was hF duty to answer, and as
she did not raise to gb, fellow servant said.
" Why, Mary, don't yon answer the bell; don't you
know mssns wants yolE?n No F. replied Tho
girl; " Il her wants me why don't her hoiler.'
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WRIGHT o. cos CATALOGUE OF GENIJIEh
y and popular Family Medcines which they offer to supp,
Druggists and Dealers Proprietors wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos l5 street
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ARrIcuLATroN.-A writer for thu North American
Review says:
AS regards articulation, the Americans, we think,
have natnfai advantage oyer the English Ia .
snpeliol ueHGacy OF sfrnctnre OF The vocal organs.
very nahy Enghsnmen apparently have to con-
len 4. Wa tnlcK ana unmanageable conformation
OF ene organs OF speech, which Occasions the spIut-
lering ana mourning SO common in their public
spe.a.hias. ihat the americans rave great natural
Iacilty Ior ciear and nne artlcuiaion is shown by
Ine reaolness WIN winch they acquire the proHnn-
clatlon Oh foreign tongues, and by the fact that,
VIII propef early framing and care, they do attain
70 remafKaole grace OF utteranea. Il still remains
true tnat very much more Importance il attached
TO aruculauon IN England than here, that more
pains Is taken IN training the young to habits Of
Clear atterance, and that, on THE whole, the Eng
hsh Is more eonscientiously artic1ated by educated
persons in England than by the same class IN fhia
country. We mean by this to Aay that the ef,n-
sohants are more distinctly and duly uttered; that
TOT instance, "shrlnk'' and shrine" would not aa
with us, be softened into s9inH and sgi,ae ssangs
gest' into stto5es "armsn into dhns. On the other
hand there IS a tendency IN this country to more
distinct sylabliication and more marked secondary
accent IN long. words. The English say aint'rst-5
ing, crc 'mst,nce, dcten'rv, = tripping lightly
over all the syabes alter the accent artieulating
plainly all the consonants but almost eliminating
the vowels; while we put secondary accent On
the penulumate syllable OF long words, and give To
the others as much tress as TO anacgented syf-
iables IN short words 1t is this peculiarity which
brings upon Americans the charge of drawing,
and which occasions the remark of foreigners that
they can understand an American more easily
than an Englishman.
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WANToN AND DELIBERATE MuRDER.-The Union
Parish Democrat Of the 3lst ult. has the following:
At the barbecue given at Onachita City, in this
parish on the I'D ult., ansaltercation took place,
we learn, between certain DIR. johnson and Mr..
Sanders, in which johnson drew pistol and was
in the act of shooting Sanders, when Mr.. Har.
rel, who was friendly to both parties interviewed
to allay the difficulty. But Johnson disregarding
the entreaties of his friend threatened to shoot him
if he longer hindered him (Johnson) from his hell
ish purpose of taking Sanders life. His friend,
however, still begged him not to shoot Sanders
and prevented him from doing SO by intervening,
when johnson shot him through the body, giving
him mortal wound, from which he has since died.
Sanders, seeing this, at once retreated, but was
5m as pue psto
johnson was permitted to leave the ground, we
learn uumolested.
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Ss<&SSS cheapest and most repete Dental Establish
lfTTS--%Ss mtnt in New Orleans is DIR. FIELnING'S,
I11IJI94 Canal street
His facilities for manipulating Artificial Teethare unsurpassed
by any Practical Dentist in the United States dsying copet
ton and at prices charged by the inexperienced
Persons requiring superior Den isry should procure where
they rely upon The experience, skill in egy which
Dental Science can produce.
Every Artificial Tooth of surprising beauty, which
pc detected from the very productions OF nature gradually
storing that uniformity the features essential youth
ton,
PAINLESS TooTHAoHE EXTRACTOR, for readily ex.
iractng Teeth without pain tupeeding anything before
tanned by the profession astonishing all who witness it,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with and skill and
for cheapnes and utility unsurpassed by others. Unsk
July applied Tech femodeled and fit guaranteed
crate charges AT the following prices written guarantee
complaining each set If desired and if found represented
after two months trial their money will ue returned.
Full sets Sterling Silver 90
Ea 8etN finest finish gums bound, 10 60
pn sets Fncanzed Rubber equal gold from 50
n sets on n earpt gold base beautiful for 90 TO 50 90
Full SO on % gold base 10 to l25 co
The most perfect gems that can be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before eGEaging elsewhere.
DIR. FIELDING, Dental sHrgeon
Ilnudl EfFast.
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An Irishman who had blistered his fingers by en-
deavoring to draw on a pair of boots exclaimed.
II believe shall never gel them on till have
worn them day or two 70
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sHERIFF's SALES.
Firm ptsrhter counT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS y
of New Orleans. GEURGISNA ROBERTS.
No. i3.7s5

'fSs@ o'iesas asSRs5 81 < R 81 -
BX. xIRTu writ IF s si a sala
S NS 9 sss s asgy s fPsa e m a al
md Magazine Streets oa FRIDAY, lii day q Deceaber
1860 at Il O'clock NJ The following dessrbed property
an The Rights, Titles and Interest sr The defendant, -
5 al f.. su aaG 70 and fT M q fg als
on situated II lie First District 81 is ciiy, IN square
ana having front Of Is feet On H. cksrles street b
rhe baiidass the said lot Of ground consisting Of two
story frame house and Kitchen
EFT PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parieh Of Orleans.
oegs ss D..e . sf H.EEE pr 4 S sH9E
della souvele-orltans. GA RohERTs-No
EN yERTU dun writ de saisIe ct vente "a
L aaHs peae y dsssns ~ pocsdsra s L
VIZ ~ T. n dc ddcete 1850 md F9iel DE- "a qiis
IA yente pubqae ct adjudication de ia propfst6 don't des
Tons les Dois Titres Iuteret Ia defendresse
n Sa4a psr 2s d sus 81 se
oSmnie Ct Catopdelet eygAt IS ped De lace Ia St.
Ensemble ayec oues les 6atsses ct authorizations qui sly
roayent conssiant en- massn ct cuisine de stages
s. ssl, s9, Ssa 9d gstai5s eidss.as
nl2 do u Sheriff de Ia Peroisse d Orleans.
FopnTa DISTRACT coUaT} cry OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
dssPS p e e. S.Ss Writ ~ sr 6asas t.
orleans The above entitled cause Si s proceed q
sell at public auction 4! the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY, the sd
day Of November, 1860 II O'Clock NJ, the following de-
scribed property, TO wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated In the <uas
Second District Of this city, square No 81 bounded
by Main, St. Ann, Dauphin and burgundy Said lot Iii
measures sixty four feet less MHin street by sixty
four feet more or less in depth The whole will fully
by reference the Assessment Roll of said District
in the Office of the Treasurer OF this city.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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no FAnIELIEs-To FAMILIES, sss.s
TIE CENTRAL HOUSE. -

MAGNOLIA, MISS,
constructed supply great want OF the citigers Of
New Orleans Persons desiring thousands Of lnee
for the Of enduring the prvaons of crowded hotels
and Northern watering asyum find in Magnolia quiet
healthy home, with ali the comforts of rstcass Hotel
Pure freeone good bathing high altitude and rio
uresque country with beautiful drives among the advsp
tages offered +
This place be reached in less than four and half hours
by the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad AND
doing business in the city after business hours
at night, and return before business the next day
mvfi If s NnITRSF. Proprietor.
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SINGULAR NATURAL PHENOMENA IN MICHIGAN.
From an eyewitness, Gen. r. X Swift of Chicago,
who has Just returned from trip to the shore of
Lake Michigan, nearly opposite the city, we have
an interesting description Of natural features and
phenomena of the region he visited, which are well
worth noting, and the section in question seems to
be one that invites research.
The locality is about twelve miles north of St.
Joseph or mile north of the mouth of Rogers
Creek, in Van Buren, county. Gen. Swift and two
friends were strolling along the shore on the 2lst
of October. The country there is finely and heavily
wooded, the shore in places marked with singularly
sharp and abrupt sand ridges. About noon they
came upon one of these latter, Of half-moon
shape. the crescent opening on the lake, and the
outline almost semi-crce, the curve being ex-
tremely regular and Of nearly half mile radius.
The surface of the ridge is generally sand here
and there, however, huge tree was seen in Wig
orous growth, but buried to its branches, or be-
| tween twenty and thirty feet, in the sand
The three gentlemen had reached the highest
part Of the ridge and were standing in line, look
ing off over the forest inland, when suddenly, APP
| parenty from the southeast, a heavy rumbline
| sound struck their ears, prolonged and repeated.
The sound continued for some seconds, rum.
bling slowly along, and terminating in sharp de-
tonating sound Immediately under their feet &C.
companied by trembling and shaking of the
earth. Immediately crack opened, clearly and
well defined along the ridge, gradually widening
from quarter of an inch to three-quarters, and
some eight rods long. Fearful of landslide, they
retreated over the concaye front of the ridge.
The sound did not return again. They went back
and examined the crack, which resembled in
sharpness crack in plastered wall.
That country being wooded heavily, is full of
single weavers and among some of these, resi-
dent there for sixteen or seventeen years, the most
marvellous tales are current of these phenomena
and their causes. [Chicago Tribune.
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QuATEIEME Coua M DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA MILE
de Ia Nonyeiie'orieans ORLEANS vs. j. !
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias n
II moi adresse par Honorable Quareme Cour District
de Nouyelle Orleans dams Fae cdessus e procedefai
NENDREUI q de noyembre 1860, midi FHotel de Cite
de la Commune entire les Camp Magasins
ia yente Pnbque ct adjudication de la propriete don't suit
la description sayor-
IN TERRAIN situs dams lie Deuxiene District de eee
y dams Pet No. 81 borne les du Maine Ste Anne
Daphne Ct BourgoGne LIE dit terrain soxante
qnare piedss plus moin proondeur.
tabean de- dit District depose Bureau n IRE
sorier de eette vile.
Ensemble batisses ct authorizations qui sy
trouvent
saisie dams raffaire cidessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Padiudicaon.
z. 7. Parker,
Oh NIB % Sheriff de In Parosse diOrleans.
FOURTH DISTRICT GoURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
Of New Orleans s MICHINARD,-No. l4D25
RY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sal
~ TO me directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
of New Orleans in the above entitled canse will proceed
sell ut public auction the City Hotel Common street be.
tween Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY, the 18th
day Of November 1850 II O'Clock NJ the following de-
scribfd property, to Wit
Third District, SQUARE 20 bounded by Elysean Fields,
Craps GEeatmen and Marignv streets Two Lots of Ground
said square, and having the following dimensions
lots forms the Of Craps and Magny Streets and fronts
g. feet on Marigng street by 28 feet in depth Another Lot Of
Ground In square and has front of 81 feet argny
street., by I'D feet in depth.
Seized in the above salt H. e"5
TERaS-Gash on the spot.
II IT n ~
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DENTISTRY.

c. No. I3 RARONNE STREET.
Essf near Ganal-New Orleans and Southern Den,
lf|St tai DepotJust received, a large and fresh as
~e-lIIIsortment of Jones' and Whites TEETH and
also, sod oil, etc.
MO Ct ANFouX 4 ROBINSON
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lsIaata.Ien Nseo,,.a,,:.l, =.

afig pastasaoa economy ID alat!sr which thu
est . ia intS.esss oi the S9ntH 5Eein 10 have
ignored to great extent and rygds4 hi, ~
their loss and dispafagement. Il hRs heen ~ p
great degree, the ruling object Of ouI ntan1ers ~
devote their whole energy 70 the prFsyass IN 49,
branch TO the exclusion of all Others Henes IN
this REGION the great desire H. Ia connt ~ a.,
high in the range Of figures as possible n H. gn%
Der of bales Of cotton produced and sSe sY,cgsss
Of planter is too n8uch based upon sie arnnnn ~
his production OF the staple without injury A. III
the method or policy pursued. A plantation 70
well as country State, town or conmunity. d The
most happy and thriving when it car administer III
us every want and requirement ard pro5oYt3eu-
ateiy independent. But the established and con-
tnued practice has been to raise the largest
amount of cotton, and depend upon fbrepn soufses.
for the necessities required To keeH MP fle plan
tation.
The corn, pork and various otfes essential att
Giles Of sustenance, as well as LARD proportion ~
articles for clothing, brought down oar rivers
or through other eonveyances from The storehouss
of the North. How much better ii sFond he son III
the fountain Of such supplies be hrar,0bf hans
rather than to feel obliged to depend mon ths az
price, and at times extorfion OF peopla sghoafs
fayor with us exists apparently only through the
Medium Of dollars and cents they obtain.
, The Indifference which many affect in regard 10
w tta7lng q corn seems singular, when we look
az the matter 10 q calculating manner Did me
net proceeds Of cotton amount Ia more thar, crs
ven 2 mere would be strong argument IN favor
Oh amending to it to the excnsi0yE Of The latter
But we have heard il affirmed aIvafn An = -
By experienced planters that n. are III ev = as
equal in value u cotton if uok lursr;esr a. -
acre of cotton would not furnish MA a,,,,n4 ~
corn that could be produced on an acre AZ
and if such be the case how irpprdyidsgst ii aloS{
the corn, and be at the trouble IND exnense = II
preparing and freghtng to market cotton ma
freighting back corn 10 take the pIAee Of corr ft
should nave been standing in the iGld. How much
more economical aud prudent to have raised q
sucency OF tue latter, and little to spare 80 as
70 oe prepared Tor an unpropitiouA season like the
a ~ Is Wltn regard TO corn, 50 If ID with raising
pork and with providing many Of Efe 0thar NJ s
SUES Which are now sought for abroad with as
much regularity and eompiacency AZ tIouoh n VS.
uhdenaoiy established that they could not be &C.
cured by home industry. Bya modification Of t6e
old routine OF duties and proper ivisioE Of labor
decided economy can be brought into play K
still larger profit derived from the soil an ifnpetfs
given to home industry. and our domestic irstitu-
tons rendered more beneficial and more ner1na~
nent. tConcordia Inteliigencer.
Z 4 54a
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THE Next ADMINIsrRArIoN.--In the Charleston
Courier we find the following special Geographic
dispatch:
The Northern press generally discountenance
and reprobate disunion or secession. Many lead.
ing men here from the Northwest and elsewhere
apprehend serious trouble in the South, and ex-
press great anxiety to avoid dissolution of the
Union. 5e5
Lincoln is represented to take matters cooy,
but he does not indicate what will be his policy or
position on the question of secession. Inresponse
to inquiries of this nature he invariably refers
people to his previous speeches. Those uttered in
the Senatorial campaign with Douglas are believed
to indicate bis position correctly.
The stock market here and at the North is much
depressed. Money is very tight, and the banks
refuse to discount to any extent owing to the ex-
cited state of the country.
The authorities at Washington are greatly exer-
cised at the turn in events The Cabinet has been
in consultation o-day, but President Buchanan did
not indicate his policy with regard to the Southern
disunion movements. There have been no resg-
nations in the Cabinet as yet.
The Union sentiment in this latitude greatly pre-
ponderates.
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INsURANGE.-

He. = ~ '''t t'vN''s pun
In certify the foregoing be true copy Of the oginalextau
r, . In faith whereof grant these presents under my
ILL., 81 and tho impress fmy Office at New Orleans
aforesaid, this 9Th day Of July 1850.
M, EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Pnhc
N ~ undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages for the Parrish
orehs ceres that the foregoing Charter has been this day
recorded tn Society Book No 4, Folio AL.
New Orleans, 18th July, 1860
lyal aus y 21a JOHN HOLMES Recorder.
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certify the foregoing TO be copy the original
in my current archives.
Witness my hand and seal at New Orleans the 18th day
Of April A. D 1860
a2D WALTER Fl, PETERS, N, P,