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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

SUCCESSION OF JOHN PRENDERGRAST, No. "a, O9o.
DY G. DE FERRET, AUCTIONBRR-OFFICR
d Nc. 50 Royal street-SATURDAY. April Is,
1871, at twelve o'clock NJ. at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange. will be sold BY public auction.
BY virtue of an order from the Honorable Louis
Duvigneaud Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated March H. 1871 the fol
lowing described real estate belonging to said
i. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Third
District in square bounded by Victory or Decatur
Port MOreau or Charities and st. Ferdinand streets
designated as lot No. in square No. 2, which lot
measures % feet inches and lines front on Vic.
tory street, by a depth Of IS feet inches and
the side line of LOT No. 9, the rear line measuring
II feet inch and lines. The buildings and i'm
provements (being No 1l9 Victory strest) consist
of One-st0ry frame house, covered with slate.
containing two rooms, cabinet and q side and
rear gallery q back building containing one room;
also, y brick privy. cistern, paved yard etc.
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND in the First
District, in the square bounded by PerdidO.
Glavier, johnson and Galvez streets, measuring 20
feet IL inches and lines front johnson street,
by 132 feet inches and lines in depth, be-
tween parallel lines.
The buildings and improvements consist of
one-story frame house mo. 12O johnson street,,
containing two rooms, and a shed. In the yard
two cisterns, prives etc.
Terms-Cash.
Acts Of sale, with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before W. J. Castel notary pub
lie, at purchasers expense.
mills 10 Is ap1 8 Is
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By q. De Ferret.
SALE WITHOUT LIMIT


FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THR
i. rousra DISTRICT or RMS chr, FRONT
ING on FIRST srsEEr, BETWEEN St.
4
PATRICK AND at. DAVID STREETS
DY @. DE FERIBT, AUCTION .,t rai e
u No. % Royal street-SATURDAy, Aptt r.
ton Exchange, in the basement 1ctgndA g me o.
Charles Hete yin BE- soM X pesae asss q u.
Fourth Distrcf Of this city, in the squire boqndea
BY First st FatTick, Philip and Ct. David $500
Heasnring each 20 feet ftont on First eeEes4 ~
Tsrms@oss.tS,sz e11hs "a d b1l11qle At
Of one and tive yeexs, = netes secuIeS ~ gecial
cent infereGf ~ a1npD - .1Ate tul anal pay.
800 IL aoA3o $1,000 y eo1n1o - 1voper6D1t
oetsgneys - 8 e. - ut
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

SUBURBAN CvrrAGn RBsEDkeCx
WITH sopARB or oHoUm, s
on MAGAZINE sraxsf. slxrH DIsrz1cT.
SUCCESSION OF zDwARD n SHANNON.
second District Court for the parish II osieans-
G N& 1,7sa

nv c. 3. GlHARDKY = CO., Auc.
once No. II Rxchango place--aATyRDAY. Nay IL,
1871, q twelve 0cleck T.. = the as1sban.s end
Canal and custonhO1ss strset. q this eisy x Nv
Orleans, BY yiFtue Of N srder Of the Hescsahle
tie Ds Govt r 81 It the > ass
ton, for account OF tho estate Of the ate Edward
b sRanaou. decsased, the following valuable prop
s' Fix BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RRsIDKxcE and
entire square Of ground in ianbourF Ayaxt, now
sixth District Of this city. desig"atsd e square
Robert streets. and measuring $50 feet front ON
each OF said Magazine and Live Oak Tor Coustance)
each Of said Robert and senist streets ssia
ground 10 highly improved, having great variety
Of fruit trees, shrubbery, shade and ornamental
cemented, and carriage roads through The i'm
pr0vements comprise . we'll built and very oon-
sw' sSss swsa6 1. 1se hS
front. rear and aide galleries, marble mantels
seven rooms IN main building, bath, servants and
well, ETC.; the whole comprising one Of the most
complete and charming residences In that delight
full portion Of the sixth District Ins Sass directly
churches and schools. Parties desiring splendid
asy i II
to examine this very desirable property. 49,
Terms One-third cash, and the remainder 1t
and two years credit in notes Of the purchaser
secured by special mortgage on the property seld
aud bearing Interest Of eight per cent per anntm
from date Of sale until final payment. the oct Of
cent attorneys fees iP event Of suit ON the notes
The improvements to be kept fully insured, and
policy Transferred to holder Of the notes, and pnr
chaser to assume payment Of, over and above the
bid, and in addition thereto, Of ell taxes for the
year 1870, and up 70 the day Of sale. c..7
pense Of the purchaser, before George v: Christy,
notary public. ap1I q % my6 10
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District Court of the United States OF America for
the District Of Louisiana-No. 1918.

DY C. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION.
UsD1Y. April .. ism. At twelve O'clock l., will
sSa Kschanss On Royal
and Cust0mh0use streets. in the city Of
New Orleans, without reserve, to the highest
bidder BY virtue az an order Of the Hon.
E. H. Durell, Judge Of the United States District
Court of America for the district Of Iouisiana.
ss.n and rendered. on the o ninth Of March ISL
the following described and very valuable prop
et HAT SUPERB AND ELEGANT FAMILY RES.
idence situated in the Fourth District Of the city OF
New orleans, in the square bounded by Pryta4ia,
Coliseum, Seventh and Eighth streets. The property
frontage ON Prytania street Of II feet 81 depth
and front on Seventh street Of PA feet, between
parallel lines; together with the mPrcvs@,ents.
ing, retired from the street, solid ana stylish, with
modern cOnveniences and arrangements through.
S %iJe hs n tne centre, large and richly finished
double parlor the upper sie with large setting
room opposite, and stairway leading up INTO the
kitchen and ironing room on the second story, !
hall in the centre With two splendid bedchambere
on each aide, and three more bedrooms over the
The property il inclosed by An iron palisade, and
the resldence has double rOnt and side iron veren.
das. Detached from the main dwelling, On the
upper rear portion Of the property, is well built
two-story brick stable and carriage house, with
servants rooms uF stairs waterworks. supplied
by three large cistcrns furnish the house, ana gas
throughout. The garden must be seen to be appre.
ciated. No property. as residence. combines
more style with solid comfort in the city, aud rs
neighb0rhood it is unsurpassed for quiet and ele.
gAnce. r- tAIT sllt CO. e 20
The decree of the court ordering the sale Of the
above described property directs that the same be
setting as the onicer Of the court, win convey
only such title rs is in him vested BY the assign
ment in bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order
of court. s.+ ss., 5lssIf IS {s.
Terms of sale-Cash ON the spot in United States
treasury notes, and the purchaser to assume. over
and above the price Of adjudication, and in ad-
diti0n thereto, al the taxos that the property may
owe up to the day OF sale. "a - -. :
Act Of sale, together With United States internal
chasess, before II. Gern0n, notary pubic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

WAY IlPdkTAur A1p ATTRACTIVE sALE, on
A1lGo Clxpsr. or .cHolcE REAL HsrATs.
uCLNpuo TIM WELL Knows OAtRAHs
HOTEL. saTuArzD on GRANTEES sTHxET,
DBTwRRu ST. LoUm AND TOULOUSE
sTRB1rR. go - ~
SUCCESSION OF JEAN rRx1N PEPIN, Ne. a,4s4

a4e
I've nv rpprrw Aucr1orprr- ovvrr,
u e. 8 scysl ;sFsst1 IT, ESD. April e ls,
and Ccn ssresss WI, g 80 sod ID oy Rnohe a1ction
TenesSS Judge 81 tie second District Court Ssr
s,; lo.cr;hoS ~ "sts4a hsisr,. ~ ~
sno1sS ~. - sAse. SessaeAss ~ 80
Property O. the First District.
!. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, with the improve.
Girod, narOnne ana Drya0ee streets measuring
q LET iront On Drysaes street: ~ 10y N depth
stables, one two-story. the othsrons-story:
pr.-.rsv 4, n. s...-s n,.,~,.,.
rar os1.... .o,r, .;.,,.,.s !. es.r+,..
street, between st. Louis and Toulouse streets,
s being thrse:toIy srck BUILDING .uS.t.nti.lly
With gas throughout. - : :,
TIE 1 s.
depth ON the ne toward St. Louis street, los feet
ousnse on thence nchs. and
hines on line parallel to Charities street, thence .
further derth Of 20 feet II inches and lnes and 10
feet 8 inches ON the rear line
Together with $50 shares OF the Citizens Bank,
reduced to 3d.
rro o~s orc.orxn :. ~. ...... s.,ns.s
oy annette 81 y S.ey II inces a and iines nnf
on An9st's street. by III feet 10 inches and lines
IMO LOaS VI ~ ;i h Vie stsI Ns sq e,
escn Sn Isf 10 ;nch sn" deem eS
SCAnn Ur ga At "t,e Gvdsd
nto fventvsionr iots. measuring, each. about %
feet mont: y 100 il depth;
o. SA s1 " IN -. streats u a; ~ ;ptn
Music sonasa . anu As % aSont - seet
front, By l9o i dsPth;. own -, :, o.,,,.
s,:,a SX ss,srai and Wsshnvt"~ streets divided
into twenty bur lots, l.sasurins, each, about 20
reef iront ~ ors "S ~ cporNn IN IN. .ou.re
kLsv1S ays v Sa; uhp p,, IN tnv s9Inse
ton streets msssaaing eacn - 'ee' lo"' w Spsn
street, ~ 12c, - detsna;o rrn ~ ~. - .ouor.
.s S,a LIE asch - Set front on Wsshr ton
street, BY l2oin depth.
TO- ONE LOI " 1hUOND IN Ine lame sausne
measuring ~ iees lncnes '1oA' VI 1iosle' s'lee''
n 0NR Lot OF GROUND in the same square s
measuring = .oet lnenes iron' "n O~nseie s'fee'
IL. SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded
BY Girod, Muse kogSr!son sno A.ss ntfeets, meas
H Si.'t street, BY 81 seet inches in depth.
Is: HVuAkH Ur On0V - DOunoeI ~ Ce
lestine: Port, Genius and 81: ferdinano stree!s
about 80 feet front " Ky n ~ depan.
r. SVuAhn VF U1US Counaea ; ~ LS; ;,,.n
Fort rosSs ma . OF ..c .Sont ~ fest
front; BY l1oin depth; ,,,,c
ed by Claibsrnc, Lafayette, Roeerts and Port
streets, measuring each - iest incnes 'front.' on
Claiborne street ~ I9s 10 GSptn. -
IT, S9uARk oF Gh0uND bounded Dy Gen in.
Louisa Lloefai ana rely staeets' 1e ~ t s4
twenty lour iots, messurns' eacn' soout - ioe'
mont, ~ LS ~ oSRt1 D., o,,,,n =,
u! TEN LOTS " Gh0eND IN tne square PAT couna
measuring: each. about - feet front on Claiborne
street BY ~ IN depth:
III. TWO LOic OF nOSnD IN tne csme sqMase'
measuring, eocn, about ~ Ieet IfOnt on music efeet,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

Is order a. ~, Scn1srsd Harch %, ls!l to me
directed y the sbon0rnble. the Second District
Court for fh6 palISh Of Orleans, in the above
entitied nasepG, LIN IsOeeed e sen ct public
chsnee. Renal o$sook between Canal and Custom
houee Gtrecta 81 fhe Second District Of this city. On
TUESDAY, April II, ,1szl. ~ twelve o'clock y,
'0i . 1cSsrxm III ShoHisso1T NOTE. drawn y ,;
Haralson to the order q Niss sarah Pierce. dated
thouaan1 az iun11s1 (e4peDI .dsal.Gs. pa9able
three years after date, with inprest ct ten Per
Of Tour hundred and ave cellars and eighty one
cents fea0s 81. - the sixth u Dcccneer, ieSe.
Bald note 10 paiaphed BY Wirinm Hubez, 1ecorder i,
- secured by mortgage.
q DUE I'LL, 3ade by said B. Harrison, i0r
-four hundred and twenty dollars (o49o), dated
Baton Rouge, November 1853, in favor - sid de.
ceased - interest to accrue said note, payable
November 3, 1S81. ! 81 -~st
Texme-Cash on the spot. ss.4.3
mb3l aps IL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

PALAT1AL RESIDENCE SITUATED IN THE GEE.
TIE OF THE MOST ARIsrocRArlc FOE
TON OF THE FOURTH OR GARDEN DIS
rRIcr, CORNER OF PRYTARIA AND Sew
RNTH STREETS. ONE OF THR MOST
STYLISH AND COMPLETE GExTIRMAHs
RESIDENCE IN rHB SOUTH; suBsrAN-
TALLY BUILT AID ELEGANTLY FINISHED.
ON A QUARTER SQUARE OF GROUND, WITH
An ORNAMENTAL GARDEN GROWING. THE
MOST LOVELY VARIETY OF sHRUBBRRY
AND FLOWERS TO BE SEEN : IN ANT
CLIMATE.
AssrGNEE-s SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. z. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
In THE MATTER OF ALFRED F. JONES.
.sa Bankrupt. t
District Court of the United States OF America for
the District Of Louisiana-No. lc7s.
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b odc: H:. 3 6 aios sss.. aSTusDxI
April ., 1871. ct twelve 0oleok II. e
on Hsyei, street. between Canal and cusssussoSS:;
the Honorable Louis Davieneaud, Judge Of tie
so en- H.s e IL : 81 ::
the succcssfnn q Milton Tay lor deceased, VIM Be-
TMo LoTs or GROUND. together With the
rights and pl4vuegee thereto belonging. situated
IN the First pistsict IN he square bounded BY De-
HereaiesS, xsphrosins scd frsnkiin Gate Benton ton
street9s designated By the Noe ; and 4 ON plan
LHe1ry,A Doadousquie, architect. dated July s,
Lot No. measures IS feet front On Delord street
or COyingtoa Landing, By depth Of 100 feet, be-
swsss ps;ssi,s h1s. ne i%pssse%snts On this
Los - nse.sres = feet fsont on Rampant
Tsrns al esaAitsess- one h,,f cash in United
states treaspupeeA ~ remataaer ~ one Xser
s.iss Cd Ss s:snS sS
at tn rate Of eight Per cent per annum fron date
efeale un9dlssa6hzitys "a sssuea By special mort
= the oent
clause fbr ettorneys he in case Of suit to enforce
Ps4.sn e - 1ote9 the buiiainss to b insured
Acts Of ssIe, and limited States internal revenue
stamps. ct expense Of Puzchasera before George
". Christy. n0tasy pubic. mis- apl 9 IS q -
uNIhraovRD PRoPERrY IN THz REAR OF
the Fourth District; and near Broad street, now
thoroughly Drained. and Drainage Taxes Paid
in an. about Twelve Valuable Squares Of
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By William De Lacy. =
FINE MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FURNITURE,
MIRRORS, CARPETS, ETC, AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF NANCY DAVENPORT
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1880. ....-
By William De Lacy.

NY WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIONEER-
- ONCE No. Is Commercial plsce-WEDNRSDAY,
April II, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
Nos. 219 and 12l Gravier street, between Bar01ne
and Dryades streets, by virtue Of and pursuant to
an order Of the Honorable L. Duvigneaud. Judge Of
dated thirtieth March, 1871 No. 49, $50 of the docket
Of said court win be sold at public auction, for
count of the above succession
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID RESIDENCES,
consisting in part Of fine Mahogany and Walnut
Bed room Sets, Cottage Sets French Plate Mirrors,
Brussels Carpets, Window Shades, Chamber Sets,
store aud kitchen Furniture, etc.
Terms-Cash. apl 9l2
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~ sherin sauvinet.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE SARAH B. PIERCE
deceased.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. d, 1853.
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sUccHssloH OF JAllHs nccnoekxY.
Second District Csuxt - IL pasiah u Orleans
~ 3staa

"a us'sa aSS an.sI {,
tionessJ = Sossl stssst, Sstss s Css ~
ana Cnsse1ne9ee saxeesa 81 virtue and IN pnr-
eoancee! = eeaee ttdn Tia Hen louis Duuenesnd
q O!ieane dated 1aReh q, ls5l, docket n. 3 go
III 20 sid eor account q Tie succeasion Of James
Mckinney =
oHH s1AaR q THe CAPITAL STOCK or THE
AnIAl1s9 ASSOCIATION, certificate Hos Il
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ASSIGNRES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF Z. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
HOUSE AND LOTS IN rHR TOWN OF
ALEXANDRIA. PARISH OF RAPIDES.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN ORsBORN, BANK
rupt ~.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN PRENDERoRAsr No. "a %

TWO COMFORTABLE rExEMExrs AT AUCTION
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. NO.. 2as CHESTNUT
STREET, WITH LARGE GROUNDS ATTACHED;
ALSO,
A LARGE PORTION OF GROUND ADJOINING
FORMING THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
FOURTH DISTRICT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

second District Court spr the pasish u orlsaas
s& No. Sq.i1z
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ny q. DR FRRIKT. AuCr10NRER-orF1CB
ID No. 50 Royal treet-THUHSDAY. April 20 1871,
st twelve O'Clock n, ct the Royal street Auction
Exchange late Bank q Louisiana. corner Of Royal
by virtue of an order from tbs hon. Lnu;s Du.
vfeneaud, Judge Of the Second District Court for
Galeuing dAscEibea real Aatate, belsngiag 70 sai1
sJIcceesi0n viz: II
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

Rockville, Conn, sixteen miles cast Of Hart
ford, manufacturing city Of 5000 people, with
wntor.workB, gas, opora-houSo, bank, churches,
schools, dc., has every aspect OF Astounding life
md thrift. schipipsft Lake, raised % feet and
covering 1900 acres ~ tho immense reservoir
OF motive power for tho machinery Of sixteen
manufactures grouped within 5000 yards,
whose annual product Is s9,000,000.
BLLDiSo, BRos, x Co.,
Have added a large amount Of new machinery
to their sewing ELK factory, under the manage
mont Of A. n, Boiling, no As to Increase ita
product to s5O0,000 year, and tho three mills
thoy control In Mansfield will produce as much
more, 50 that thCy nro by far tho largest manu-.
fRctuiors and wholesale dealers Of sowing elk
and machine twist in this country. Their
houses arc managed, ht 325 broadway, New
York by NJ. N. Bolding and @. D. Wood at 70
Wost Fourth street. Cincinnati, by u. W. Bel
ding and al 90 and % Wabash avenue, Chicago,
by II. II. Bclling, W. A. Stanton and O. H.
Allen. Their sales have largely Increased tho
past yoar. During thOpnst IS months th0y have
distributed TO tiGr retail customers over 5000
o. their unrlvalcd patent Bilk cases for tho dis
play OF various coloTs, ut cost Of $4,000. They
ARC now running nowly invented machine for
cleaning finished silk and making u perfectly
even and glossy, From nothing, ii twelve
years, they have grown to DO tho controlling
Llk house In the Union, hy combining enter.
prise, perseverance, lnd stlll, with tic ilfl.-
iblO rul5 Of milking oil thor goods perfect and
wairlnting all dix WITH their Label 10 cores.
pond With Ne mark In length, strength and
weight. Their motto Is, tie bfa silk Ia the
cheapest, and the public say Amen,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

The Prescott (Arizoua) Miner OF Juns
"a gives the following particulars OF the
slaTghter OF ffty-si1 Apache Indians at a
point near Tonic Creek in that Terri.
tory: 1t will be re collected that the cause
OF the slaughter was the killing OF
Bowers x Co.'S herdsmen, and the cap.
ture OF that herd by tie Apaehes. The
Indians had no sooner obtained possess
ion of the herd than messenger was de.
spatched to convey the news Of the out
rage to the people of Prescott. On re-
ceipt OF the news party OF eleven citi.
zens started in pursuit Of the savages.
On arriving at Aqua FRO they were Join.
ed by a party OF five citizens Of that
valley, and the whole force OF sixteen
men started on the trail. After proceed
ing fiity-fve miles they met a detach-
ment OF the Third Cavalry, under COM
mind Of Lieutenant Chas. NJ. Morton,
which was likewise in pursuit OF these
Indians. The citizens Joined the force
under Lieutenant Morton, and the Jour
ney was resumed with fresh vigor. After
proceeding thirty.live miles the party
went into camp at n late hour OF the
evening. On the morning OF Tic Stll
they again took up the trail, which they
followed for twenty miles, and at l
o'clock =. NJ. came upon mncheria,
which they quickly surrounded, killing
tweuty-one Of the inmates. Feeling
satisfied that there We're numerous H.
diansiH the neighborhood, md detsr1nin-
ed that they should hRve the least posi-
BILE time to prepare for battle or TO effect
retreat, the command moved quickly
forward in search Of another "ranch-
erin" This they discovered on the fol-
following day, alter crossing the division
between the Verde and Tonic Greek. A
fight at once ensued, in which twenty
three Indians were killed. Atthis place
three of the captured horses were discov-
cred, and one was recaptured, and two
were killed by the Indians when they
discovered that they were about to fall
into the hands OF the command. From
this place they followed the principal
trail FOR three miles, when they discover
ed three Indians in tho distance mount
ed on two horses, two of these were shot
dead and the third wounded, and both
horses recaptured. The supply OF pro-
visions being by this time nearly exhaust
ed and the distance from Camp Mellow
ell, the nearest military post, upwards Of
fifty miles, it was decided to abandon
further pursuit and return at once. The
command accordingly took up the home
wnrd journey, arriving at Camp Mellow
ell on tho morning Of the 18th.
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Growth OF the Petroleum Trndc.

The extraordinary increase OF the
Petroleum tmde is ono Of the notable
features Of the commercial returns Of the
past year. Wo find very full and valu-
able statistics, in relation 10 this impor-
tnnt interest, in the annual report Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, ofNew FORK, Just
issued from the press. Itappears that
the exports OF Petroleum in 1870 were
81 per cent. greater than those Of the
previous year, and that nearly all this
increase, or 80 per cent, is accounted
for by the shipments from the port Of
New York. The total export from the
United States in 1870 WIS al, 20S, 1866
gallons--against 100000 gallons in
1860, and 90,2sl, 900 gallons in 1868 !;
showing IN Increase Of nearly 42,000,000
in two years. The first sale noticed for
export was in May, 1861. when 10000
gallons were sent to foreign markets.
Antwerp, which has since led MI other
ports in the importation OF Petroleum,
took in TINT year 5,G71 gallons, incrcaF-
ing the amount in the following year to
more than 100000 gallons. GreOt
Britain took 579,OOO gallonsin iceland
III 1862 increased her importation to
3,23S, 900 gallons. The continued growth
OF this trade for ten years-from l,5O0,-
600 gollons in 1860, to Ill ,000,0e0 in
1S70-is wonderful exhibit, not only
on account OF the rapid development Of
the oil interest, but also because the
yearly increase has been steady. The
daily average product Of the Pennsyl-
vania oil district in December, 1867, was
10, 400 gallons in the samo month of
1870, it was Is, 214 gallons--a fact which
shows the inexhaustibility of the region.
In regard to the home consumption, it
is estimated that it is equal to one-half
the quantity exported-making, inround
numbers, IN aggregate consumption of
2l1,000,000 gallons annually. This
enormous amount, reckoning the price
ut nm average of 90 cents per gallon,
represents n value Of more tlian Sl2, 000,-
900 for a single ycar--certainly n remark
able return for u product unknown to
Commerce ten years ago.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

Glorious and dtllGhiiul as the Summer weather h. IL
tropical heat severe trial to the vital poNsr Even
tho srOussst arc sometimes Frustrated BY lta ccC'
Ths common phrase applied to this condition oil the
body d general debility" Now, general debility sri.o'
from. and poudc. variety Of ailments The liver Is
mere or lssa Affected, Ito bowels are either Ooustlpaed
or too much RELAXED tho stomach but half performs the
work Of Digestion thl appetite ID poor and the spfitf
depressed. This Is what d called general debility II ID
general d,arranEsnent Of all tbs physleAl functions
and require a. aramrdy madeleine that will regulate
them ALL llost,ttet6 Stomach Blt,sn Il specially
adapted to this purpose Is general operation Is not
sonAnsd TO single 0rgsn Il the liver IL affected. II
restores h tone. II the stomach iltoTpd II rGenerat
H. II tho nerves arc pmulous and Wcnk Il braces and
reinforce, tltm II the mind which ever gmpathltcs
With the body IA gloomy and despondent II relieves the
dlhculy, aud brinEn the whole mechanism Of the
body Into harmony With tho laws Of health,
There 20 civilized nation In the Western ilemsphsr
In which the utility Of Hostettsrb Stomach Blttos
tonic corrective and antl-blOu, medicine Is not known
and appreciated Throughout the Tropics II lseondrr-
cd both ~ the people and the profession The standard
specific. While II Is medicine for all seasons And al
climates 1t especially suited to tho complaints grnvr.
atcd by the weather. being the puTeat and boot vegetable
stinillaut In the world. .......
Beware Of the BttcH made Of herd and poisonous
materials, which interruptions parties AO ondcavohnE
to ioIst upon the people Their name I, gon, aud the
public has no guarantee that they are not poisonous
Adhere 10 the ttel remedy, Holsters Dttss, sold
only In glass, and never In kegs or barrels.