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THE ABnREss or Gov. WEBus,---We puh}isb
this morning an eleetioneeriag addressfroin GOV,
Wells, Of hoaisiana,o IN which he endeavors to
Justify his late revolutionary proceedings ia thnt
state. Wells although elected by the people has
sofa himself 70 tae radical faction, and is now the
enemy ofpeaee and domestic Tranquility az home
His conduct ia trying to bolster up defunct com
Yention has naisgracefal in the extreme. and
ms eSepse for it Is piece Of bold shameless inn
pudeaee Beis to Louisiana what Bf0wnlow il
the entire population. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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y CHAS. A. GAYARRE, Jr., VS.
) MICHAEL HUGHES AND AR
1THUR RELANGER

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT CHAS. A. GAYARRE, Jr va
OF New 0rleans-No. MICHAEL HUGHES AND AR
1901. THUR BELANGER.
DIN VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale,
- to directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court Of New 0rs in the entitled cause will pro
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc
toneers Exchange Royal street between Canal and Custom
DAY the 18th day of September 1865 at IL o'clock the
following described property. viz:
A SQUARE OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate in the
suburb parcante and designated number twenty-five
PCT original plan said falbGgg deposited in the office Of
Frenchmen Union, Pelopidss and Livingston streets and
measuring 800 feet front each of Fenchmen and Union
streets 800 feet inches each of Peopdas and Livingston
streets,
Being the property which the defendants acquired
by purchase John Luciani per act passed before
Joseph Cuver notary public in this city the ed day
July, 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
H5= TERMs-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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BRUTAL AND DswARRANTRD MASSACRE OF In
DIANs,--The Carson (NeYada) Appeal publishes
the following from q letter written by Col 10. 3.
Allen, dated the Phranegra, June IL:
A few days since the Indians stole two horses
and mule from Mr.. Springeris ranch. Mfr. Full
len and Alr. Hoppin followed the trail of the In
dams for one day and then returned for assistance.
company Of six men, guided by two Indians,
went in search Of the thieves and after two days
travel, found that they had approached within
twenty miles Of wik-e-up tcamp) which was dis
covered by Andy.
EsAfter dark the company rode within three miles
Of the Indians, and waited until nearly daylight,
when two remained with the horses andthe others
went in search Of the Indians. Not finding them
where they expected the party separated, three
going up divide and three keepinr in a canon
Those on the divide discovered the Indians about
half annie distant, but had no way of reaching
tnem without going quite way round. The In
dams SAW them and appeared in high glee at
thelf disappointment, never dreaming of danger
rom anotheT quarter; but it came with a terrible
destruction H ftd III
The three men the cannon, armed each with
q Henry rifle and revolvers, were upon them and
In less time than / am writing this every mali
Indian buttwo had gone to the spirit land and
these two were wounded on the way. One Of the
attacking party killed five Indians with his rife
and one with his revolver; another killed -four,
and the third one-releven killed aud two wounded
~ camp OF thirteen men. One sqnaW was acct
IDENTITY wounded, and one papoosesk ilied by a ball
that had just killed an Indian
Another letter says the attack was made in the
morning aheut sunrise, June 10. Killed twelve
Indians and wounded three. The engagement
lasted seven or eight minutes, The Henry rifles
were used with terrible execution the men getting
within ten and twenty yards OF the Indians The
nrlng was very rapid. But one Indian was left
allFe, and he badly wounded. I've squaws were
wounded and one papoose killed This was acct
dental. bnck ran in among some squaWs; one
q the boys fred the bullet passed through the
l9ala1 M woqndng the sqpaw in the leg He want
ga % kill them alt as they wanted To xiii Piene
ana his mules, Both Of the friendly Indians want
are heap bad Indians
Whether THIS band stole horses taken from
horses and mule meat. The leg of q horse With a
shoe on the hoof, a horse hide and The hide Of
male we're found in their camp.
Another letter, written by IN. Il. Nichols sovs.
The party In pursuit Of the stolen horses cantIseS
some Of the plumber that was taken from tbe
party
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snT4 DlsTs5e1 9sURT a NEv gHAs AEfER Us

slxTn DISTRICT QoURT on Nav CHAS, E. AIFER VS..
ORfEANs--No. 1851. GEO. CONNELIY 4 az
DIV VIRTUE ora writ of fieTi f,,eIas ts, mn,
~ directed by The Heioa6e the Sixth District Cont Of
New Orleans, tp the Shove entitled cause. will proceed
TO sell at public auction, Merchants and Ann
toneers Exchange Roya street between Canal aud Cuete
house streets in the second District this CITY on SAN
URDAY the 18Th day Of August 1866 u o'clock NJ tho
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sItuate lying and
being in the rst District o this city helng onehaf Of Lot
No Sc Of Square No which Is bounded by Rampant Basin
Canal and Common Streets and thirty feet front on
Rampant and Basin Streets by hundred twenty feet n
depth Together with all the improvements thereon rights
ways etc,
Connolly Ed t9 o.
4s-TERzs--cash Oh the spot
HARRY t, HAYS
s Sheriff Of the. Parish al Orleans
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INPoRTAsr no THOSE HOLDING CoTToN.- Messrs.
Editors m notice that under the regulations Of
the treasury department, which appears in the
National Intelligencer Of the llth instant, by b..
A. Rollins commissioner, that any cotton not
shipped before the first Of September 1866 can
not then be shipped until it is weighed and marked
by government agents, and until the owner enters
into bond and obtains a permit, or pays the tax
and gets his receipt Of payment and the permit to
ship.
Tie object Of this brief note is to say to those
persons ia the interior holding cotton, that by
shipping it before the first o. September, they get
rid Of this trouble; and it can be much more
readily and conveniently done in Mobile than in
the country. Steamers, and railroads are pro-
hbited, under heavy penalty from removing cot
ton after The first Of September, unless bonded
and accompanied with d permit; or the taxes
paid, and cotton so marked and permit for Its
transportation.
Three cents tax accrues on all cotton after Au-
gust 1866, except in certain cases named of the
old crop.
hope you will publish the important series of
regulations from the inteligencer, as the most Of
the people in the interior are interested.
fMobiis Tiibnae. FACTOR.
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FNHE GREAT EFFICACIOUSNESs OF
Messrs. Grimau Co.'S IUdized Syrup Of Horse Rad
shThe Iodzed Syrup of Horse Radh of Messrs Grmaut
Co. Chemists to II. 1. H. Prince Napoleon Paris
always par excellence suceedanious Cod Liver OIL the
treatment follow in Lymphatc and Scroulous
tiens we in various Cuaneous diseases The public
will therefore read with interest the analysis Of this
medicine by Professor Ketznsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal AZ Vienna we'll the letter addressed Messrs
Grimaut Co. by his Excelency the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation of this learned Doctor
1t is as follows:
elementary and causc state but in the iodhyc acid
and Of organic combination similar the iodine
Cod Liver on.
(Signedl VINCENT KLETzINsKI,
Chemical Analyzer to the Law Courts Vienna Hospita
Chemist gs l. and R. DU WEDEE,
Professors of Chemistry
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S. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLUID, THE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLUID, THE
dsnectant known combination of chlorine and perman.
genic acid made by Prof Darby formerly of Macon Ca and
recently Of East alabama College 1t pures the most noous
air prevents the spread Scarlet Fever Small Pox Cholera
and all infectious dreases Erysipelas Ulcers carbun
and all running the best pain killer for Burns and
scald neutrases all vegetab and animal poisons Ia
cases which Labarraques liquor used the fluid may
with greater and in less than third the guam
tty. Sold by
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SALE BY TIE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF. Or
leans, in order 70 effect neutrality-suspicious. Wilhelmne
Mrs Louisa Reuling, wife Of Conrad S Reinkng ct
als-sgt in partition second District Court Of New Or
RK VIRTUE, of a decree rendered and
second ri @ II New s%n % eS sbSye
titled cause, win proceed to sell at public auction, at
tween Canal and Customhouse streets in the Second District
Of this city, FRIDAY the 5lst day Of August 1865 at u
oelock in order to effect partition, the following de-
SoIofd p5eRsFt VI Tor OF sRoSb topetbsr with ali the
R anu eV b9eeSn, suAe n ns en
Number Two, plan drawn by Yellquin late architect
assa lSh n nR s H maths s @ ID 4 g
twsntynine feet threeinehes aud four lines front Yere
street feet inch and three lines in width
depth Acquired By the late Wilhelm stoppenhagen from
TnS q Il ~ naSer py Wy 9e9i Y ci y
The buildings and improvements comprise story frame
HAVING three rooms two with FIRE places two story
frame Kitchen having four rooms and four cisterns two in
each tenement, well, priyy etc,
Also. l&l'5
+ q. A CERTAIN OTHER LOT OF GROUND, with the
this city the square bounded by sixth seventh faque.
mine and Pytania streets Said lot designated Number
Surveyor Oh the 10th March 1856 deposited in Ire Oil 81
one eet three inches font on Pyts1a street BY depth a2d
front Sixth street Of one hundred and twenty feet forming
late Wilhelm stopgephaaen from George W. skerntt by
before sad Notary Graham on the llth April, 1856
@ Also
s. A CEkTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situate in the
parish of Livingston In this State described as follows
south half OF north quarter and fth half of Southwest
quarter and southeast quarter Of section No al eleven
township Coy six south No 81 three
ing three hundred and wentx and huudedbs
acres
Plans Of said properties wal exhibition at the Exchange
some days previous othat Of sale. d} 5r.4 +t
s hlss ED GqNpIroNs Ter the land in The parish Ct
of0rlean ird cash, the residue in two equal INSTALL
ens and two years from date Of with eight per
een interest from date the Of the given
9T t d,isrred payments 70 his own order and by him IN
mortgage on the property SOLD, until final payment
pense Of the purchasers -
HARRY H. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA
Vienna, August IS 1865
Messrs Grmault B Co., Chemists at Paris
In reply the letter you addressed to his Exeeency the
Embassador have the honor to inform you that Professor
Ketzinsk1is Of high standing at Vienna that he
personally much thought Of and passes for Of the best
Chemists in Germany. PIRRRET,
Consul and Attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, at GRIMAULT CO.'S 43 rue
Richeieu. In New Orleans at
Ana. at eyerv- good Charnsfis - E
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'NHE sEAEI.WEEKLY TIMES,
@ # NATGHITooaEs, La.
l. pgFnEIx. RpIroR Ave paoFnIgroe.
Paeu.les every wednesday aud saturday.

NE5II5IEF1 NNtEs " tuWCaWly IuW aaLuFUlVg
oFFIcE-sE DENIS STREET, IN THE OLD COURT
sA e. HOUSE
,RATEs OF yBseR9IPrfogPer year'in advance, IS !
SIX Months 81 fhTes MuHths s.
Where persons leYs rot Via ma facilities NIT Of their
taking Semi Heekfg they have either lie ysday oe
Saturday paper for Il. g Tie atovs rates.
ADFEhlIStRG-nN SQUARE first insertion, 81 20 each
subsequent iusertlnu, 70 etuts.
A hsersl deduetlvR nal'e te yearly advertisers,
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MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
No, a6 Wall street, New York.


ORGANIZED APRIL 1874
The onpsny has Maid to its customers up the present
time Losses amounting to EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For the nine the Cash Dividends paid
eStocknodeB from third Of the net pEohts have
Amounted in the sggTegats 70 ONE ~, HuNphED AND
Instead of issuing scrip dividend to Dealers based on me
principle glasses Of risks equally profitable, this
Company will hereafter make cash abatement discount
rates whea premiums paid as the general
experience of underwriters Will warrant and the net proht
remaining the end Of the will be divided to the Stock
holders.
This Company continues make Insurance Marine and
Inland Navigation and Transportation Risks, the most
favorable TERMS including Risks Merchandise of all kinds
and freight
Policies issued making payable in Gold Currency
the phice in New Orleans in Sterling, at tho office OF
! Rathbone, Bros Il Co., in Liverpool
| ELLwO0D WALTER, President.
CHAS SEWC0MB Vice President
| G. J. DESPARD, Secretary.
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BuLKLn 's's""...,...........".BU LKhET'S
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,



Important Invention for SeaaOnIng Lumber.
1t will Lumber average cost of 81 1909 feet
1t viii Lumber thoroughly, and check it Ices
than any other process.
1t safer does the quicker cheaper, and better than
any other process.
The expense of Kiln and Right within the reach ol
every one
1t costs ess to dry out Lumber than to haul
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER
The Lumber comes from the ready to be worked inn
mediatey.
The cost of changing Dry Air Kiln into stesEa
Kiln or of erecting Kiln and the prizes OF Right
often saved in year by this process.
No need keeping large stocks Of lumber hand costs
less to dry it by this process price wbs
drying in the air.
Carpenters, Coopers Cabinet Carriage Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers Planning Machines Saw Ala,
all who wish dry lumber should be in possession OF tho
| Right to this invention.
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
| for small expense
This process the Car shops of the Pennsy
Centr York Central Atlantic and Great West
| Louis: Illinois Central; Chicago Burlington and Quincy;
Michigan Central Toledo Wabash Sunduky Dayton and
and other Raj Companies Also, by ca
the Manufacturers of Cars Carriages SASH Doors and Blinds
ATricnlra Implements etc throughout the United States
| GRAIN, FLOUR, MEAL FkuIF VEGETA BLES,
TOBACCO, WOOL PAPER BRICK, SALT, and other
substances dried by hsprocess
of the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right by
paying for the drawings and specifications.
For further information, address
JOSEPH FRY,
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The Dry under direction Of your Agent, for
seasoning slaves In Hse and believe 10
performs its work fully well you claim for IT, would
green those partly seasoned know
ing can few days AZ small expense, have them well
seasoned
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rom Ri. q III. webster,


Manufacturers Of Barrels, Eenburg Center, New York.
We have in us two Of Bukleys Patent Dryers They
perfectly satisfactory We the cost Of the Drye in
interest alone each year we use Ons Of them.
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Test made by Bukey Lumber Dryer Of two pieces of black
Walnut inch boards II inches wide about half dry shrunk
7l6 inch width l9 inches wide dry could be
made shrunk q inch IN width In opinion, this poCes8
takes hrnkage out the lumber than any other and
does not injurs II.
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Tests Mads At the sR9ns Of the Penn.yIygania

In make test Of Bukleys Patent Lumber Dryer
the kiln filed with s1ery ash popla pine oak and black
walnut and after nrng forty hours the lumber the
kiln perfectly seasoned
The following kinds Of lumber weighed and Rauged
when put in the ILLUS and Also when taken out.
~ inch pine plank weighed in Is bs weighed out 46 Ms
gHuged In II 3.lB inches, gagged out lGZs.
inch ash plank weighed in s. MS, weighed 60 49,;
gauged IN 1913 inches, gagged out 1874
inch black walnut plank weighed In Ct bs weighed out
5615 bs gauged in l42i inches, gagged out AZ.
1913
piece of oak weighed in 1888 bs. weighed ont l57 bs;
gauged in 69S by GIG inches Ruuged 81 by 7-l6
pine board perfectly green weighed in 50 MS. weighed OUT
57S MS and only in the kiln twenty hours The lumber
came from the kiln ready to work
The tests were perfectly satisfactory.
j. p LEVAN, Superintendent Car Department.
JNO. P LAIRD. Sup't Motive Poyer and AInrhiuerv
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sHERIRF,s aALEs.

s.xrn DISTRICT oounr|H W. KALKE vs. STBAMsHIP
At New, Ureans--No. SOUTHERN STAe, Captain and
1Sl62 owners
DIV VIRTUE Of writ Of fleEi facIns to
ID me directed Honorable the Sixth District Court OF
New orleans in the above cause will proceed tose
Al pubc auction * warehouse No y Jefferson street. in
the Second District of this city, on FRIDAY August SYST
1866, at 5o'elock P.
Certain stores from board Of said steamship and
consisting Of heel Pork, Moasses, Tomatoes, etc
AS per inventory which be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit,
nTERMsThs being tho second and last auction the said
stores will definitely adjudcated to the highest and at
der for they viii BRING twelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
bearing per cent interest annum from date until pay
men Said purchaser sh II deduct and the amour
Of printing sheris and Clerksees ete say about $50
" HARRY 7. HAYS
Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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FouRru DISTRICT oouRr OF IF. AugusTE vs. SGHR
- oz ,77ae A2 " LnwNFRs o-Ai a."

DIV VIRTUE of N writ of Heri fsscias 70
I'D directed by the honorable the Fourth Dstrle ooa
of New Orleans in above entitled csae WI proceed 70 sen
ehsnFe Roya street between Canal Custoouse streets
IN the Second District tha city, THURSDAY the 2Oh
day Of September, 1866 at - O'Clock M. u =, ~,
The schooner ADELAIDE together with her Tackle Ri
cling etc. lies in the Old Basin, near AaFas
street.
Seized In the above suit.
R8-TERAs-Cash on the spot u.,,rr1 ,.vs
Sheriff of Parish Orleans.
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WO0Ds. PIoKETr s. co.,
g. 4. wooDs-wM. r. P1CKETT-MIKE Ia WOODS
S5 Commerce street.
CLARK, STEWART d BIBB's OLD STAMP
MONTGOMERY, ALA
Wholesale and Retail GrOcets,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON BROKERS
RRFERBNCEs;
Jurey Harris Il. W. Farley Co.; Battle, Noble 4 Co.
Col. J. O, Nixon and Col. D. B Penn New Orleans.
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L. G. NORvELL & CO., .
L. c. NoRvELL, Memphis-RIoHD POWER, New Orleans
CORNER GRAvIER AND CARoNDELET SITS.
NEW ORLEANS.

CoxPRlstnG THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN AND RELIABLE
COMPANIES;
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&
Tux BalEgH HOUSE or LoRDs An English
Correspondent sketches some peculiar features OF
the House 81 Lords, as followsi
Tha House 81 Lords at present is composed Of
~ members, Including The bishops. Many OF
their rules Of order differ from those III the Com
mons. an debate. those who speak address
the wiloie House and not the Lord Chancellor who
presidest motion made need nothere, as ia The
Commons, be Seconded. The Peer who sits on
the " HoDlsack'' or in the chair OF committee has
no duties to Perform during the deliberations III
she House, excepting toput the question: He
sas not the judge Or guardian 81 order. II several
Peers rise togelhef, tho House decides who Shall
be first heard. The speaker of deputy speaker
Of The Lords, is not disqualified ex-oiioio from
taking part in debate
Peers vote either III person, using The words
rcontent or mot content 20 signify their approval
Aor Rejection a the question before them, or by
pfoNy--a agaed paper TO the same effect used
upon their Oehak N their absences by some other
peer All laws rslatng 10 the rights Of their order
must be originated in the House of Lords. No
peer may add, Gun be arrested for debt. There
asa fand lbelleFeS IN existence out of which poor
peers receive enough 70 keep them from destitu-
sen. 4 KNOW peer y this moment, who lives in
little house near London, keeping but one ser.
want. He is sort of preacher among the Evan
Qelieal dissenters AS the supreme court of Justice
m the Kingdom, the House of Lords il the tribu-
nal Of appeal from the Judgments Of other courts,
speakings however, this jnrisdction is
not exercised blythe house IS body, but BIZ three
leE four Of ils members, who hold, Or hage held
high Offices
PEnHANo AID TgaETHofF. The Paris core.
kpondent Of Tic London Advertiser cells Inc fol.
lowing anscdeie q
Some Two q three years past Admiral Persan0
saet tae Austrian Admiral legeihoh at dinner On
Board he French admiralia flag-slip in the East
e qialFN Perssuot in the full flush of conviction
ssssslg. laEq ~ 81 inaqlged IN many Jokes on
the .aQstilAp n4EF. Tie French admiral reasoned
Witit ms gneeE on the disconrtesy, Whigh he nd
mitiea, but the old leaVen OF hatred broke, out
Aseia lHs9 9peA Insults. We won't settle our
disputes Aerei We mag meet some day at seas
. me sooner tie better said Admiral Persano /;
~ IEnst ihai our meeting may be in the Adfiatic.h
He has had bis wish, aud As severe a beating Is
was ever administered on tie seas since the daYA
when Nelson swept the ocean clear Of his French
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NRIAsAULT q CO.'S
sYRup or rERRra1Nous pERurrAN RARK.

SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARE
Chemists R. H Prince Napoleon 4s rue Richeleu Paris
Ss preparation has tho great advantage of combining
powerful onic known In the medical world perfect
impdit aud agreeable taste this syrup takenwh pleasure
and salts the most delicate stomachs
n is par excellence the FERRUGINOUs TONIC which
should be administered ladies Of delicate constitution
yeung persons backward in attaining the age puberty and
% children Of weak constitnton and is partieatlty
oyed IN she trsttaent Of Cheloosis, Aneinea Pale Com
psK0n, Gasts, GastFalae, Whites Lencorrhea Debility
Want Of Appetite Poverty OF Boud etct J q n : f'
Agents in New York, Mr. BECKER l29 Grand street.
Orleans at Messrs. DuC0GGE DELoCHE and the principal
Chemists .
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nR. RURIN DU HUBsSOGsS DIGESTIVE
~ Logenges and Powders Of the Alkaline Lactates-The
kalue Lacetes exercise ths most beneficial influence
the arrangements Of digestion either BY their peculiar action
on the ncOus membrane Of the stomach by aorng 10 the
is,ter tiToa thsir combination wh the saliva the gastric
othef Physaogiss admit be an essential prihcnis Of i
gestqp For The information Of those VINO may be without
medical advice j may be stated here tntthe symptoms Of
paired digestion aIe aetdare pain in the forehead heml
efl isiris s4stnsss heartburn wind IN tbs stomach
and bowels loss Of pp9f1e, cancellation ETC All these
disappear under tua arpn Of the Akane Lacates which
play be always LAG IN dzfu2es or powders,
tfeistl Uesgl ks.is, co IS, Chemists 10
Ii, l. ~, Frthco Napoleon 83rue hieheiieu.
ln New Orleans, az DuUONGE'S, DEL0CHE'S Gull
Luk AND IS every other ssovd Chemists
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Superintendent Wood Work and Car Shops Chicago Bur
lington and Quincy Railroad, Aurora ILL.,
A thorough test made this shop of Bukleys Patent
Lumber Dryer 1t has the qualities Of thoroughly seasoning
the lumber safety from FIRE, small Of fuel easily at
tended and will dry the lumber in space time 1t ID
further due to this process say lumber was dried in
four days using far less fuel per day than we had formerly
used day when the lumber dried to four weeks
and the lumber thoroughly seasoned than any We
have dried heretofore and that too without any checks