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EStnte QT Q ". Sc0tt.
DYWRfUE ii All order off the PRO
- bate Court of the Parish of St. Landry,
there will be sold at public ~aacsion,s to the
last and hights bidder, by the undersigned
administrator or by "a public alctloneer,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAYaFeb
ruary 9TH, 1870, thu, following property be-
longing to said estate, viz :''' i"
J. TIE PLANTATION situated in Old
Grant.Prairie, containing about two hundred
and forty arpentS, bounded nor,h by Emile
Vidrine, east by Jean Louis 81 Fonteuot
and B you 4 rocodile,l south by Mrs. Al.
guste. So,leau and west 10y P. Stagg, togeth-
er with all buildings and improvements
H. 2. Two cow and calves, one cid horse,
household furniture. one horse wagon. 8
Terms and ondtion>-Movables cash on
The day of sale the immovable property to
be sold cash On the day OF sale, for one
half of price the balance thereof to be
paid in twelvr months from the day OF
sale purchaser furnishing his promisory
note, with two good and solvent securities.
payable to the administrator and beari,g
eight per cent per an utn interest from day
of sale until paid, vendors privilege TO be
retained on the property to SECURE more
fully the payment of the price.
ONEZIME L. FUNTENOT,
oan Cfas smaGx uuihlitHiiiE>fnH'oo a..
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PUBLIC SALE.

Y.g. EstateCof Samuel Il. Dors0y- 1i@t
vKT1LL be sold at public auction BY order
WV Of the Parish Court by the under
signed administrators or some qualified
anetioneer, at the store Of yonalhan L.
Morris, at Big Cane in said Parish, On SAT
uRpAY the 5ta day Of February ns 9 %n Sa1ans;ns
to the succession of Samuel L. Dorsay
deceased !, ~ss1eE .sa
: One american mare, one small mare, two
creole horses, 2 bedsteads, 2 feather beds
and 8 mattresses and 4 pillows, ! secretary.
wardrobe, bureau and other articles Of
household and kitchen furniture, including
ssoye &c. &c, 2 bales Of ycettoDs lot OF
medicines, ! lot Of medical books, tne mea.
ical accounts, and other movable articles TOO
numerous, to mention fltg9a@
Terms-Cash on the spot.
.Tn - JULIA A. DORSAY,
ri Jan s gsugrE re@r 5a Administrative.
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HsHE ToLLsBRIDGE at Black Lake. haS
ing Been s completed ip, accordance. with
the, Oct obf the Police Jury; authorizing the,
same same will Oh and after this date be open
tothee public as q Toll Bridge At the following
rates az ton: - go s.gsf .18ss,
For al persons On foot
hors3 and Iidsrs-.er--s : .---- 10
sing horse and biugggy-n.ra-rr.-..sa 20
Al yshic' drawn By wi animals ..s-- 25
..4a III .ssssa ! + four 800. r., 30
- . 81 - = n As5aI nsa- . -. 3355l
Il FlHHssalSpHg,A' pfr leadt rn-r1-- --s-
stosf dryer aefosssth hridges.s.s.z. "a
AseaninspdatiI for q Vsl!sas and q sastssaf,
bses ss aHds iforsss ean be had At the bridge.
u Trarelers must make their on~naShaaes.Eaad
5a.1rzsa IL AgalN II RseREcnRnpy
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Public sale.

Estate Ct Adelasde t1aWkzns, 4g4
FasHERE will be sold, by virtue of an order
Il of the Hon Probate Court of th.s Parish
of st. Landry, at public auction,t to the Hast
nd~highsas<bsdder,aab ymshe~wudrTsigne Aaffc
tioneeE, at the Gonrthousessof this parish sin
the town Of Opelousas. On sz.q n zaes,
Tuesday, February 18th, 1870.
the following described property balongineh
the estate, Of Adelaide Hawkins deceased, to-
wit: s.t,es.6 .,.sst.i .ass.t s5 ss,.ias =
A tract Of land four miles southeast ,ofsthei
town of 0pelousas. measuring seventy super
fetal arpents. having. three aud a half ~ pents
front byitwenty IN depth, bounded north by
lands of heodare Gbachere, south bvzlandsa
Of. Baruabi. east bvslaads Of Pierre Lelnell,
and westby Iandsvf ---rpWybls ..spssi 1nes
TeIms-Cash .ia3aaa sd
.asaa.a .QasAAhL.F. .LASTRAPEs,
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Public Sale.
Estate Of Gerard Prrjeam.

.~~ Estate Of Gerard Prgeam.
~DY VIRTUE Of an order of the Honorable
- Probate Court of the Parish of St. Lam
dry there will be sold at rublic auction, to
the last and highest bidder, by the undersign-
ed exscntrix, o. bysa public actioneer, at the
the plantation Of deceased in, said parish, OH
WEDNESDAY, February 9th, 1870, the fol-
lowing property, belonging to said estate, to-
! TWO LOTS OFsGROUND, lying west
of the plantation of deceased, i'll said parish,
containing each about forty acres, being the
same purchased by deceased from GGIasime
Prtjean.
9 One lot of creole horses and mares, and
a lot of horned cattle. and other movable Ell
fects. a. ~,
Terms and Conditions-Cash before delive-
y SCHOLASTIC LEGERE.
Jan 8 |' ~Testamtntary. Executlix.
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. ..,' bod i, .,,"P7 2 u Il p21ti cc,.' sale, . = s]1a.a a.'.as
Estate Of Philippe Jean Louis Fomte.

"a - W CttNoI
RYy1RTyE Of an AZ order II the Hon. the "
- Parish Court n and for the parish aoi
ST. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Administrators, or byna
duly qualified: ailetioneer, at the residence
Of JespL Fentehottih Vile Plate prairie
parish oftSt.. Landry on .1l''., = -" IS. 81
"WEDNESDAY Y, January 2bth, 1870,
the following de ecrlbed property to7wil-1
L. FORTY ARPENTS OF LAND sit,
uated htlVaI Plate prairie, parish of St.
Landry, DO ,nded north by Gerard j. l.
F~pntepoI, east by Geraadx forest, south by
The SUCCESSION Of Oval Tate and west 5,
Adam late. Aa t@stxa@ ID lies ss 7sHrH :
2, One creole horse, n n year old
colt. four head of hogs, A branding iron
figuring thus, 4. al #1l8 d'aa ta's 2'a4o .'ft'
lT'erms-CAsH. 6ts titso f'l13 9~4aaF
g s@a oti JOSEPHINE LEBAS, 80
dec25-69. 1tsa4st1 gas Administrative.
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Public sale.
Estate Of Marianne Boydclon .

sESt0te " 4u0T1dHAe boTGGt0H.l
DY VIrTUE of an order Of the Hon. the
- Parish Court in ahd1f& the parish OF
St. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction to the last aud highest bid
dr., by the u1nIdersiggtbesda auctioneer, at the
last residence of the dec. ased in the Prai-
RE Bass, parish OF St, Landry, on yr5xs
81. WEDNESDAY, January 26lh, 1874
the following described property belsng-
inv to the estate Of Marianne Bordelon
decd, totwit- " '..'a .% - o..
y /. THE PLANTATION with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon con
tain ng $50 arpeut>, bounded north by land
OF Eiylrie Uarriere. south by land known a,
land of Petit Bots, east by land of Il. w.
Littcll and west by land of Petit Beis.=A
2 One pair of miles, two'cows, one lot
of hogs, one carriage, one safe one Shot
gun, beds and bedding, household and
kitchen furniture, plantation implements
&c., &c.
Terms and Co1ditiops.-TheN moyea
ble; properly payable il three equal and
annual inslallmeitss from the day IofEsale.
The mules payable one year from day of
sale. Purchases on credit to furnish their
noteskwith g0odk&saritees payable to the
order Of the administrator, and bearing
eight per cent interest from maturity, Il
special mortgage with vendors privilege to
be retained on the lands. The rest OF the
property payable cash. I~3f. ffaBft'
&C. .ae~ .' ran NJ ,e,i F. PERR0DiN,
.~ !~dec25'-69 . r. 8 =: sqH = 81 tAuctieneeri
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II = state of Louisiana.
PARISH CouRT, ST.. LANDRY-No. SlS7

Estate a'" Of tCasinir E. DHraR@
WIVES D,AvY. of sts Landry parish.sexee,
deceased, having fled a tableau and account
Drawing for the homologation Of the same
And whereas, the prayer Of said petition las
been granted by an order Of Court dated de-
'eI Now. therefore, notice ID hereby. given to
81, nsrsons interested to make opposition TO
said tabieau, in writing, at my Office IN the
sown Of OpeIousas,, within thirty days from
tbs date hereof, why the said tableau should
mot rot o. 81 non'0'0s JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
January /, 1870 ii 49,
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ssherifaI7S sale.
Samael Haas IS. Ii Frances B. Currey,
Wife, Ell ais.

Samuel Haas IS: Frances B. Currey,
WIFE, ct ais.
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT, %ParishrSof
lAast Landry No: Il069.-hy virtue of
an order of seizure and sale, issued out of the
Eighth District Court Of the STATE OF aLouisi-
ana in ana for the Parish Of ST. Landry, in
the above, entitled cause and to me directed,
i will proceed to sell at public auction, on
the plantation hereinafter described, three
miles west of the town of OpeIousas, on SAT-
URDAY the, 9Th day February 1870, at eleV-
en- o'clock, A. NJ, the following described prep
erty, to-wit- sa~4 = srs- ".
ATTRACT OF LAND containing seven
acres, more OF less, with all the in provenents
thereon, estimated ih big Cafe. Lo,fisiasna,
Parish of St Landry, bounded as follows, viz:
on the north BY lands, ottSN Weldon, west
by public road, south by lands Of Stapletop&
jackson, and east by S J We1den, as appears
by copy of said act filed with, said petition
4 Terlns-Cash.i #2hfi na"t 3" 1F5T'"1 7@t
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff if"
~ d., 4 S,EfE5Fk1&EE EFE&tEs5 fF5E -"gFzf 'tS z
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TREvTMENT OF SMALLPox-We re-
commend the following 10 the notice of
oar physicians. If upon tfiaf itshouid
be feundaeffeetivs u will go. fat toward
Il ssob6blng's very dilsagfssabls, disease, of
many terrors:ns u ah fsaai III sgisfsid
sHaA great discovery isasaid toailave been
Tecentiy made By 4 surgeon d the Brit
ish army n China, h .tlsl. way va b e an, I'll.
fectnal remedy for smallpox, 1Ishe mode
o~ftreatment is as fellows asWheu3 the
preesdingf e vefis at sits height ana hist
before the eruption appears, tYsss chest Il
rubbed with crotonr oil and tartaric ONT
meptsthis causes the whole Of the srup-
ton 10 appear ON thatspart ef the body
torfhe Belisf Of the irest. III a~lsossecurss
afdlfaud complete eir1iprtiioh.a and. thus
prevents the disease from attacking the
Internal organism This is now the esta-
Dlished mode of treatment in the Dnalish
ass;y 4 oAiaal and yIFeaaaEasd As sRar,
ef7 haad ~sssieyass IN ssaa
aaa4l q 81 .T1Tf- .TT9Tsag ~
agl4a ERRvENT GATTfsRt FROM JUMp1EG
kENCRslhe f~olIowip0 sihs,la I'D.
ssient was mad j lite mseIinrlg II &c,
american Institute .Faruaer I GInbaat
NeM.s1orks~--a sHak sakss,sssis asa snsob
.sfsaao prevent steers from jumping TN.
ses, slip of Fl 1 Of aahe under
nds Wild q naks ofscissors ana, tae.abii-
~ or disposition 70 jump is asassfscsuall
ly.dsstfoyedsks Saiapssln newer was bv
the loss of his locks. ThA ANNA faa viii
not attempt q fence until the lashss are
grown again, OF Ibis N, are informed
BY samI. Thorns. The great breeder De
Duchess Gouatysrwho assured assatllat
heahad tented ii aponsa parrot breechy
oxen asAs itwas Of great value 10, him,
hsl hopes it will Be tried by, othsrs.ss sasg
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erifssS sale.
L1oam.;;s E5ukeuot ct ais. vs. Magsns'S'e@
So -a.s .Keunason eE ais. 'fftf" f

4 Data efss5 hennS3OD et 0tS. .r
n1sTR1cT COURT. St: Landry ~, No 2. sss9
By virtue of an order Of sac asynsa
S. ss' Landry Of dr. in IN he D,s' above sa.i.is d; suit i; and anh, to
%s a''ss t. ,hs ,' y ! - sIE I {. ,1 .san i 4 o 's:
Courthouse ., Sa1P the 5th day Of Febru-
loasa ,sz % Il ii O'clock j. NJ, the following
d aFys i5sd, properly seized q e satisfy said writ
to witt .,r or 1ANn s;,r.se.d
q % pda;.h AZ 81 Landry, in the quarter CALI
= = lpI having six arpents front by forty
+; IN depth. fronting o. Bayou Grand louis Or
Tecbe, bounded north. by land now belonging
to Pie Pierre sylvester and below BY LANDS land sapp pos
ca 10 u I, fIInSs,p ! terms and conditions, viz :
GpS" ,"r,Ii,l,s IF the price payable cash, and
i Hi.'i sslsaSs upon on ana "a. tHo 70 years ''s credit
fFonsdsy Of al! James NJ G. II. HAYES ,shsrif
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A LII PERSONS holding claims against
"A the(Estate of o Hfnckley, deceased are
requested to prss.nt item either tpstbe under
sienrI at WasN.Hsat1h la d 10 Msssrs'
Moore & Morgap.s ss.ys., ss sDpelousas La
II IL / b. LALANNE, Syndic.
.so o.a - gaas IA fsSs5 sF G@
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tos =, .sl9 Louisiana Directors * 2
C. Fl. MOUTON, ,fC4H Mouton d. Co
JUDGE =. 7. MERRICk, OF Race, Foster &
f.F'.tH. HATCH, Of Samuel Smith d Go s1.
&c. CHISM, Of Chism &sBoyd ..4 ID. m.
JAMES JACKSON, OF Jackson &. Manson
1OgTAvE VOORHEES,. of 6. W. ,Banckrr
70 q Co i s-'ih'S'' e: 's% '|'''I
THOMAS FITZWILLIAM, OF" Fitzwill-
lu,Iaiam 81 CoFged3 ,"ai@;TfrEi SST}1'5 "
R .S.aMORSE, oPrietor City Hotel "E& }
IGEN.B b. tSiAiME S -sqhlr s4uimU2 ~e1s
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|, :. The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance
Company being q Home Institution, it should
be preferred by citizens of the South fol-. ma
nv reasons. We viii, however, enumerate
Only two or three.
ts113. The money invested in it is retained at
home, where it assists in promoting Western
and Southern trade and commerce., in build
ing up towns aud cities. inadeveloping- our
rich mineral and agricultural resources, in
building our great, liaes q, failroadg and in
cnltSatinhg6ohIr bodndleEss p%rairitts. For these
reasons Southern and Western mehf should
! ins ure in it. III "7t}rp H-i l. }I&3s ~
g, As,it its funds are all invested whereshigh
rates of interest prevail, it can giant insurance
cheaper. and pay better dividends than any
Eastern Company For this reason all per
Sons desiring to make a certain and safe pro-
vision for, Their families. Should insure in it,
p g Its Local Board Of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men of high standing in
the com unity. is a sufficient guarantee that
4 widows and orDhansswiH be prbteeted in their
rights, when policies issued by this Company
mature by reason of death or otherwise. This
feature is peculiar to this company. (no other
institution beyond the limits of the State hav-
ing local board,,)t and is, therefore, worthy
tof the highest censiderati6n.",l 80 ''''2'i'
ttsAl kinds=ot Policies ARE Issued by this com
pany. All policies non forfti:ing AM
/ This company makes no charge for policy,
The Louisiana Branch, Office Isl is in tho. Ste
ry Building, up stairs, No, g.. corner Camp
New New o opitans' s7sI'fi'ff',Bs: 5. SHINES NIX ''O''''
19i4t14iss Estate. Agent ortLouisiafna
oct aszllXXslnauI~nL NNeY Orleans
DR.. RICHAUSA GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Use these. only, and save time, heath and
money. , ttr .+fx5f~
$1,000 REWARD. for any ease Of disease
in any stage which they fail to cure. -
| nR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No
IL L. cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat
and Mouth Sore, Eyes, Cutaneous Eruptions,
| gopper-colored blotches, Soreness Of the
Scalp, Scr0fnla, Sci: it is the greatest Reno
~vator, Alternative and Blood Purifier known,
removes all mercury from the SYSTEM and
leaves the blood pure and healthy f"2 o.
[nR RIGHAU's GOLDEN BAESAM No.
~ ., cures .Mererriai A Affections, Rheumatism
in all its formsI and gives Immediate relief i'll
al cases. gFJ4f Jfgy@3 81 8sth43 "a 1jt@53gEz
Price of either No J.. or 2. s., per bottle,
or two bottles for SO. ss, sa. .s stsaGFaI
DR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE,
LIZ arapid and radical cure torsali urinary de-
engagements. Price So per bottle, ssgab Il
|nR.-IICHAU's C LDEN ELIXIR
D p,AMQpR,F ag fadical cure. foF Nervous
or General. Debility, in Old or young; impart-
ing energy with wonderful" effect. Price IS
PER- bottls. or two bottles for $DgHiF III
n t0nIeceipt ID. price these remedies win be
sshippedt to any place. aNone gtnninefwitinnt
the name of = DR. ifRIGHAUSfBG0LDEN
REMEDIES, d B. RICHARDS zSole Pro-
prietor. ''.blewn in g~lasslef bottles ,ors o1&4
AddsessD T RICHARDS Nel22s EFarick
ST, New York. - II.
X 1oI1y .n3 .fNalnhL al ..dLx.y5.s.z
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ssarss Vi. AK@axhN sAa s.Mv-a s4sNgnsAs4E
q raiser q pnqltEys Louisiana has.
dAaaaReA atstheqentrance efqhiszhsn-
house, and placed q lifting cover on it.
Ills catch aVegsges,nne darkev 4 .nichs
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a Louisiana planter aFsports that
eanejuice whether inpragnated with
a1phufotds seiasgas Or not, Is acc 4 Certain
and instantanoeus extinguisher ofignited
petroleuual ora coalr0il.s 1aaa'ina
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TPubliciGSale

charlottesville
Estate 9sJosM 0lseier, deceased
NF4thbs sseh byaheundersignea admin
W istrator or through the ministry Of sn
suetienttr, Attic plantationeof Joseph Olivi"r
DECEASED, il prairie dts Eemmes in the parish
of St. Landry OF:
SATURDAY. JANUARY 18th, 1870,
THE EXPLANATION containing about %
arpfnts' bounded north by the Me1ilons. cas-.
by Frank hey, south by Francois savoie. and
west by Michel johnson gtosbe sold with H.
dwelling house and y part a. ,hs fencipa. "e
. D outhouses and some fencing a ITs,
1erms.-Ihe movable property to be sold
for cash. The lands on d credit Of one. two
pdthaee years trem day Of sale. Notes to
be gwen, bearing Interest from matnritv w;tb
satisfactory security andfthe usnal mortcsnn
VALERIE OLIVIER,
qec4To2 = . Fs Administrator.
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Quietus.
AUDIT0RissO FFIGEgS FATE soF LoEIsIANA,l
~ aioti sttNewzO fieans, Deer 22d,,al s69.sf"5

|II0DkA DnaGtD vi FISES HGOF bCfefaNh, I
~ s;oti Newt fiaans, beer 22d,als69.@t"5
XN7HEREAs,, j j. Butler, Tax Tax collector
~ il, and for the tlPasish Of St. Landry,
through bis securities, Ehas III Inhibited. to me.
The Undersigned Auditor aofsiPubic- Accounts
Of the State Of Louisiana. the, lrscrlipts of A.
Dubuelets State Treasurer, in full for the pay
mem. Of be State taxes due by said Rntlergfor
the year 1865. and also the receipts in full for
the. licenses ,pp. tradysss pEefsssions land, occu-
pasions for the year 1863, and the special Que
Quietus, on thelpasttofthn State5 for uheta1ks
and LICENCES of saidparish for the YEARS aboSe
stated and the RaeorderIaf thu Parish of
ST. 4apdry, swi& pleaseaeancelb thes bonds of
said J. J,fBatiels IL ali t5iifaa ssssRsi & sfh
GiKea under my baud and seal of office, the
day and date abavewfitteR@ry9I { .iudAEs
4a5u (Signed. )sslsr GfEM. WIGKLIFFE, tstt
LSeal. ,Auditeraof Public Accounts ne
a9sty. ~easantex 81 nH----afA aas9Sno1 saaitt
STATE OF 4.OUISEANA.5 + xtssnnnaa,I
PARisHsOFaSP Landry st5@sm4qGd
u 1. Yvess' D 'astt9yy, Recorder III ii and d for The the Par,
ish of St. Landry, do hereby certify that the
cord; II lily lbfice.' and that am the keeper of
the SAME
affix the saaf 81 ~, Off Office, at opse.Iousss, this
9th Decerfbef!. ID ,, 1869 sf"af at @s't''
[SealsR9 sth YVES DAVYsRecorder.
Jan. i IIIgAEl .I1uIEK
ttair4-a7us ii 7tCaution.s $F6"'al A
Is Ii PERSONS are hereby warnedIn mot to
~. trade for Or nrgetiate5 thf, following prom
issoiily notes the consideration for the sane
having failed the. Will not be paid at matarif
IL nootes 'f oor $4,000 90 due January Ju nary , 81 i l lsa I8 i
| note for $4,000 due January LIST 1924
8 note for $4,000 due January lst 1873 &
All the abogesdated al 0pelousas3 La.,,iJuly
18th, Ia69. beariaga 3 apsrcens interest from
date ,,payableist the Canal sBank > New. 10rIe-
ans. signed by the subscribers, to theprder Of
Isaac Il Isittell a,tsl I'll ~ fstg44# 4A ta q
Also . due hill fen S25o.4adated at Bayou
BRuf, La, October 4th. 1869, signsd by Cuok
q Ssnallxpnd paNableto the sorder of Isaac +
LIttell. January LIST, 1870 ~asfyasi It
FREDERIC COOK.
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We keep constantly on han Sugar, Coffee,
Teass Spices Liquors; segars, Tobacco.P Pro
visions and all, descriptions Of Groceries,
Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stuff, Paints, Oils,
sVarnishes. Window Glass, and Patent Medi-
1eines.~ lost B. .n'f 81 .-ft NOVELTY
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&C. C ,ns

f&GsifA4qa sG'9' y! t@3 '-'
'sOy9a, o. GRAND STREET, New, YORK,
oGaa3 nisTTg1 tih I'D "ia7f1"j'As" ''5
.-c- ft<f .7su Is II saa IL ti~A2rq , -
# Publish this day: gr7 # 4st
~ sut NJ TN 2b954 I'll aa soat enn 'Hsta
t.arE str 81 !; 9,a fTs , 21a1'"oo - re1
3:4G ID aisssfR & EIAHH3T - ,
aastastrueJ na5asi NIB jeego arr q 81 .
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The New Hampshire Journal Of Agri-
culture suggests an excellent plan for ex-
pluring the bottom Of well:
1t is not generally known how easy
matter it is to examine the bottom of well,
cistern or pond of water by the use of a
common mirror When the sun is shining
brightly hold mirror so that the reflected
rays of light will fall into the water. a
bright spot will be seen at the bottom 80
light as 20 show the smallest object very
plainly. By this means we have examined
the bottoms Of wells fifty feet deep, when
half full or more of water. The smallest
straw or other small object can be perfectly
seen from the surface. In the same way
one can examine the bottom of ponds and
rivers if the water be somewhat clear and
not agitated by winds or rapid motion. If
well or clstcrn be under cover, or shaded
by buildings, so that the sunlight will not
fall near the opening, it Is only necessary TO
employ two mirrors; using one to reflect
the light to the opening, and another to
send the light perpendicularly into the wa
ter Light may be thrown fifty or hun
dred yards to the precise spot desired, and
then reflected downward. We have used
the mirror with success to reflect the light
around field TO a shaded spot, and also to
carry it from south window through two
rooms, and then into a cistern under the
north side of the house Half dozen re-
Elections of the light may be made, though
each mirror diminishes the briIliancy Of
the light Let any one net familiar with
this method try it. and he viii find 1t not
only useful, but pleasing experiment It
will perhaps reveal nass Of sediment at
the bottom Of well that has been little
thought Of but which may have been a fruit
ful source Of disease, by its decay in the
water