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o-2siniol2 Sheriff of tie Parish Of Orleans.


Clement ~. Cyr VS.. NIr. and Mrs. L.. Il.
Jason tM.,i- Augustine H,i.snaTd, sc o:
Th-ep..e Tasonl seventh p>.T:c: 'our. :oT
.At parish OF Orleans, No. 800" ..
nT VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FER! rAClAS
ID 70 me directed by the Honorable -. SEVENTH
pistric. Court :or the parish %: Orleans, III ths
above entitled cause. l VIII pr"t--4 70 sell
at pubic auction. at the Merchants and
Auc.ioneers' Exchange ROYAL street, between
Cana. and Customhouse stre.t-. 10 tie Sec
oud District OF this CITY on SATURDAY, january
49, 1871, al twelve o'clock ". III. :o.-o"-ns
described property, 20 wit
aCERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, Ft:-s.-! N :he
square bounded by Music Love, Good h.ldr.n and
Engf,ien streets, IN the TIL I'd llstr!c: vi 'h..iy
m, assuring THIRTY feet OF less, IRON. ~ Muse
street. on a dept. o! about s!Nfv-io'!i iee, anu
buildings and i'm vrovel!cnfs III Eto" .'."hsEi- 10
The. said Mrs L. +. Tasou. frr having 's"n pu, III
posi- ssion OF the As the sole i1c tStlnia'e
tlau,:cran and heir of her deceased 'itht! tnl!lth
or william tites,laTt BY virtue OF an ord! OF ;.4e
Honor able the Second District Cocr- OF Me-" oT-
leans. dated seventeenth December, 700 hearing
said order the No !AV7 Of the docAc. o. said cSuE =
Seized in the aboy. nj.
TerIns-Cash on the spot. -
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wy C.E. g.rRARnEY e. co, AUCTION
u sers-Ottic. No. ! 1EXchance p..c"-SA1tk-
DAY, February II 1871. AZ twelve O'clock ~ tie
Merchants .ni Al,tionecrs' Exchange, or Royal,
between Canal ant. C,is:onhousc streets, III the
.ity of New Orleans VIII be sod, by and in illrsl-
arTc q. an order from the Hon. i H. Darrell. Judge
OF tn. United States District C0u"ttOr the Pstrct
nf Losia!la sitting n Bankruptcy, II the matter
OF Foty Avery = Co., bankrUpts, and rendered ca
the tn I'd January 1871. III the above emitted mat
ter the following. de- rited AID .ery ."uaDlt prop
erty, 70 W.T. =,
A rertaiu Sugar r,ant.,:i ION. known as The BavoI
C;oul Sugar Plantation, situated in the parish of
Jh.rytlIr Louis IN, and lying on the east side o.
Rnyp, Goul, and composed OF lots Nos. ~ to Is
hot h inclusive. and part OF section or lot No ~ IL!
in township ten, range twelve east having front
OF 80 acres more, or less on said Bayou GoulG, and
contain, ne 1882 "a 100 acres, all more less, and
being thu: same property acquired by said bank
ruptN rom W C. :. Eaness. and at the TIM" OF the
surrender b. SAD baukruIs, n the na'ie OF '" H.
Avery. g.,
The decree. NE .ot.r: ordering the safe OF the
,l.e described property directs that he same ne
so il sub ect 20 all n.umbrauces and the ass Sne'.
acting ~ the oiccr the court, will convey Only
81. title IS 3 n I'm vested by the assignment II
hankruptry and tho aforesaid order OF court.
The taN.s Oh said property not having been laii.
|, and the :.ss.gu.. not knowing how 'h'ich there
NAV be due therefor the pure chaser must assume
TIN, payment OF al taxes over and above the pfce
oT adiudic&t!GL. %. -
ury notes. 80. 80.
Act OF sac .oc. thrr with the United States IN.
.erual revenue. stamps attached. at the "'lt-nSr OF
III. purchaser t...or. y. Geruon, notary public.
fayiy n fell
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ia;!,5e2 Sheriff of the Parish O: Orleans


WiliinmsRaiuey Va. Charles IL. Chase,
Sixth District Court. fo- the parish o: Orleans.
No. 1853. 49,
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1RN PAC1AS TO
ID me directed by the Honorable the Sixth Dis
:rct Court for the parish OF Orleans IL the above
entitled cause Will proceed 10 sell at public auc-
tom at the Merchants and Auct.on.ers Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and tnstonlaouse
streets in the Second District OF this city on MON
DAY, January %, 1871, at twelve oclocs, NJ. the
following described property. TO Wit
TWO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND, situated
il the twelfth assessment and Fourth DISTRICTS OF
this CITY ~ square number hundred and
s.ve,ty-rSe. bounded by Chestnut, Coliseum
tclci.v and st Mary streets, measuring @ae!
nuinbe. oAe: sixty four feet nuruo,r .7vo: sky
:hre.. feet eleven nchc, and three Lines front or
Felicity street, by depth OF one han ir'd and
,,et one incl, and six lines me .ld-
toward Ch.s:nu. street. and one hundred and
Iweu.v-s& ,e-t seven ms hes and TWO Ines on t-
sd. toward Coliseum street; together viii al t.!e
t.a!LingA AID improvements thereon. s.shts.
WAYS, t.c. .
The whole a. per s1iIvsys ard plane MAD" by C.
4. de Arrlas, Surveyor, G"loe tts :i.' >i..li. 3
otf"e .ur reference.
Seized N The Above sult.
~ernls-C..si Sn the spot.
a. = SAC.iErH.
M Sheriff of .he Parish Of Orleans.
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FURNITURE. PIANOS. CARPETS.
VIC, At AUCTION.
~vn VI & IT, H. NONT(.G

DYR. VI. l. II. j. NlONTGGNlERY.A tC'
ID tiou-ers-Wi,l be sold on every SAL RpAl ,
TUESDAY. and THURSDAY, at the Old Auction
Mart &. Camp street, at eleven O'clock
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NJ" ana SEQ
OND-HASD FIRNlTURk. such as Rosewood
re.,us Washstands. Parlor Furnitur-, Marble Top
Ceulre Tables, carpets. French F..te Mirrors,
Mattresses, Soos... Stoves, ttc.
A large :,yor. q. Cottage Beds, cane ara Wood
Sea. Ij.H,rs slso Iprigi.; and Square farCa OF
Pl.y.l fa.re and other manufactures.
An IMMENSE STOCK OF NE" ~ AL - ~. ~
81 ,r,ns 81 :oa
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SHERIFFS SALES,
Barthelemy BeOEbay VS.. James Heron
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,

Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
DY WRITE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
d sale to me directed by the honorable the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Ex-
change, ROYAL street, between Canal and custom.
house streets in the Second District OF this caty on
MONDAY, January %. 1871 at twelve O'Clock NJ the
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated, lying and
being in the First District Of this ety. III the square
bounded BY Gravier, Galvez, Perdido and johnson
streets designated by the number nine on . pan
made by L. Reiznsten late Surveyor, on the sixth
of March, 1867 deposited'in the office OF w. J. Cas-;
tell notary public in this CITY, for reference. Said
lot measures, according to said plan thirty feet
trent on Galvez street, by depth OF one hundred
feet bet ween parallel lines. Together with all the
buildipgs and improvements thereon, rights ways
aud advantages thereunto belonging or Il anywlse
appertaining.
Being the same property acquired by defendant
herein from Nicholas Heron, per act passed before
said notary, W. J. Csstell, on the twenty sixth No
yember, 1863.
Seizeu lntne above suit.
Terms-l. In cash for q suHc.en: amount TO
hundred and four dollars ($e04) with interest
thereon ut eight per cent per aIluuIn from the
twenty tn day Of November, 1869 til the day Of
sale i've per cent attorney fees and costs OF sut
2. The purchaser to assume, to the extent OF the
amount of his bid, the payment Of a promlssory
property, drawn by defendant to his own order,
and by him Endorsed. dated the twen:y-six:h day OF
November 1869, for the sum of nine hundred dor
lars 1901 payable eighteen months after date and
bearing interest at tho rate of eight per cent per
annum from date till paid. B. And the balance OF
the price of adjudication, any cash on ts sRot.
de2l ia522 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Bv E, a. DeslorGe.

DOUBLE CSr-STORY FRANZ .S!' "t-S oki
H.NF BACK BVlLDIEGs CORS.E o. DER.
BfGSY .TREET AND EtYo. '."Ap CCCC.
!irD y. FAMILY GROcfHS .*r FAMILY
PITCHERS, ONE OF TIE ~: '--;Hls IN
TIE sE. OED DiSTRICT'.
\ Nat "SE-SToRY FRAME re. b,lN'f. COR
NJ: OF DERBIGNY AND HoSP---s : STREETS,
Gs ~" SPLENDID LOTS - GOWN.
.;-..: ADMlEIS-RATOt.. 80.
SUCCESSION Of viEEr:n :. -"
s..o,.. ;..-.:r: Gear; TOR Wy =: - Dreams
,,oc;.ct Nc. :iil
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.S>lcNLr'S SAFE IN BAN.-RCrTCY.

Z. CEi,t.... :. >. SORTCs. ..S-GSsE
y..aElr >v,,4E..AHTATlOH 2. -.l, ...hlSiI
op .REIY.II :, ..NoWN IS NE BAYOU
GaviA PLANTATION, SI-Va-E: IS ~.
U.s. >'.E :. E4VOU GOJL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

i C4.C.E >9vAHi. az GR"cSb Situated "S
.-;,r cGF.kR G. ST Cl.AR:!> .Np NASH
VIE ..ENCF> OPPOSITE TIE Eih'iAS'
...:s.0y, oE NH BLooMEI AND l. MAD.
soS..y fsc.. .Hp ...E TIL !Ro-E' TED
STE Hos. Cs... r,EH ASD 90. tl:Soi.>
y...-.v =. Il: >uln:S hrIlDIs;" .TH
lots CT .Bov: THIRTY !.ET FRONT.
..-:oslo:G cHEi,.-r w:Tau,. gr>EH.E,
a. AUCTION
DY NASH II HODGSON-". !. f"iGSoS,
ID Auotionr.r.-ot..ce No. 40 GTavleI sfrtet.,-ou
SATURDAY. January %, :S.,. ~ Twelve o'clock H.
at the 81. Charles Auction Exchange. n the
basement rotuuda OF ;!- -. Chare> Note.
al public auction. ~. be so!C- ,, go.
ONE LARGE AND VALUABLE sol ARE or
GROUND situated ii he S:A:a District 81 tHls 'l'y
formerly Huntsville, Jefferson Faltsnl. BENZ
AraI,.l,, streets am. Nashville aveEue. sutolVldrd
into twenty i!rge building lots, OF about 50
fee; tront each ~. Charles averu,., Nashville
avenur. and Arahel!a streets. by depths ranging
from 40 to 203 feet, !Ie whole .cco:ciS to :! plan
nsad- by Louis H. Pile. surveyor. dated december
49, l3.o now exhibition. at .he s.: harl. Arc'
Ih., cnoic,. square OF ground IS o,i The 'i-h"st
ride. in III. vicinity Of New Orleans is under good
fence is in ;h.. immediate IeichborhoOd ~ the
projected Cit, Park Governors Mansion AID state
House and grounds. is opposite several ni. Sn ext
residences with highly cultivated srounE .. ana -
the nt It loc; 1- building sites II ,h suburbs
Ui New orleans. ~,
Terms and cold .ioNs-One-:ou.'h cash IN inltft!
States treasury I.ot"-. ard the t"!ance y qua
payIurnts ii one. two and thrs" years, IN the
not.s OF the purchasers 70 theiT own order, bear
ing eight per cent interest and Spa NOR az
will V. udurs privilege from the day of SAFE III
final pay nlet the mortGagc 10 einhrd'" ~ I'VE
per cent clause Tor attorney fees N ease OF sut
sc+. of sala troIu,lirr the Internal revenue
! s..-,n. n. IN. ,yrers. O: tie purchasers before
". :. t';lsttll notary INhll". "a 20
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ASSlGTrES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
y: sEneG ~ :. Z. NORTON. :SSIGNEf.
L.EGE 'E.C. GI LAND N fATAHDT.A
~. 81, LOUISIANA.
~ ~ tA-'-tK OE THE HaShRUPT'. oF
:. J. !IOISTIEN.
Vr.e.' ......- &C. Court .ot the District u
louisiana. No. 49,
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j... A:..- s..:le. court sr D.. eli
;,...n. :, E..i kru;,t >-Sc. -.
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VALUABLE ANTE CITY PROPERTY.
SEVEN aHO.s IV.> cE GROUND
EA.LRcAD AvkSUE.
adjoining ~. square ~ ne
ANTE CITY HOTEL AND DEPOT.
WITH ?'fiME RESIDENCE.
on Yong CREDIT. WITHOCI RESERVE,
.T PUBLIC Az .CS.

ny NASH e. HODGSON. II. :. HOpGSON,
II Au-ticueer-Offce No 10 Gravier street-tn
SATURDAY .Ian,,f.ry % 1871. a, twelve o'clock NJ,
at the st. Cha-l-s tuc:!cn Exchange IN the base
men. 70, uIlt.s OF the 81. Charles Hotel. ~ pubic
auction VIII he COLI ~ ~,
SEVEN LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF
GROUND in the city of Alnite, parish 81 TaDgi-
rahoa in .h.s state TIE immediate line OF tEe
New Orleans Jac kson, and Great Northern Kali
road together til the buildings and improve
m.u,s thereon and situated III the square No 10.
o,1uGed by Railroad avenue. First, Chestnut and
Pine streets and designated as Nos. TO g. ncid-
me nv d derth Of 2.5 feet. lot No. forming the
corner oi Railroad avenue and Pine street: all be-
tween parallel Ines American measure" according
to {. plan made by Louis II. Pile" sur'"l ."aied
January -. 1917.
The .IupToVrIl. Cc.ls-' nj {. cUnIcftdi'e one
stow frame house O.; !0t No. ). containing three
rooms ard good fencing around - pori od o! me
grounds.
This Ges.r.D.. property embraces thr tnt!fe
IRON. q, the -C1ly. " one lOI) NE NJ al "rn
the Ami.e G!.y Hotc! square. an! /. Only one
s.;ra.. from sd hotel the depot buildings &C.
=. th. very hart OF the corporation. ana - Well
worthy tie attention cf parts, seeh ne ptIiiia-
nert country Investments.
TERMS and e 81 dit;on--One- third cash n United
States ..tas,.r-, o..s and the balance AZ one and
Two wears ia .cal payments, with eight Der cent
interest ard sprcia, mortgage, nth vendor rrivi
ieg. ,l;.t. 'a:! pad; the inorfgd 10 embrace
the cas-. U.rve per cent :or attorney lees IL ease
OF SAT.
Acts CT sale. :og.. her with III. stamps and IN"
n s,s .or 1870 ...iUr. W :. TJstcl notary At Inc
..v,.r,. of ~. uv-cha-..-. .l3 I'd
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By c. E. Girardey & Co.

Ass-ONEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
b. OaEtR OF = r. NORTON ts,'.'&NEE.
vAIyAFl:. laND ~ RlCHLANI lhn.SH. iOr-
sS;ANA.
IN II.f Hs~"ER o. ST. JOES X L-DDEl1-
Bankrupt.
Fined s.a.es ristric: Court for The lhs.ric. Of
louisiana. 7, E;.i.kruptcy-So. aq7.
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BY r. M. & B. ]. Montgomery.

IMPORTANT CATALOGUE SALE OE ONE Hun
DRIED AND FIFTY HIGH GLASS OIL PANT
.SGS. B. EMINENT EUROPEAN AND AMERE
CAN ARTISTS, N RICH GOLiHIL. FRAMES.
W-HOv. Ef~fEV!:, AT Au..!oS.
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hE BIN ON! II, IN d
Health Officer, Fourth District.

NEW ORLEANS, November g, 1869.
". & C. Clark, Superintendent New Orleans SAN
try and Pertilizing Company:
S-r-It gives great pleasure to add my testimony
TO existing evidence in favor Of the Dry Earth
System. On Saturday last saw some OF the IN
o0orous material heaped up in she yard OF your
company, having tho appearance of nothing more
than earth or fine charcoal. have seen the system
20 successful operation in different puel.c buildings
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and have been both surprised and gratifed ct the
great result Of 60 simple process.
The health and comfort of our citizens con not
ial TO be promoted BY the adoption Of your syetem
Respectfully,
j. B. COOPER, n. D.,
Surgeon Of Police.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 5, 1863

The system Of earth closets has been extern
sivey tried in Europe and in the northeastern part
Of this country, and has given entire satisfaction
to scientific and practical men.
The health officers of the city report faverably
upon it, at present in in this city, gre:i:
advance uponthe old system Of privies. bot! in re-
lief Of disagreeable odors and as measure caic.-
lated TO improve the health o. the community.
c. 3. WHITE, N. e.
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DYR.N. 4 R.J. MONTGOMERY. AtC-
u tione.r-Wi'. he sold on MOSnAE, january
10 1877, at .l.v.l O'Clock. ut the Eat;iy.tt. War;
house corner Magazine and Lafayette streets by
virtue and N pursuance of an order o. tit hon
ioni, Duyi.raea,,d Judge. OF the S-"ond District
Court for The parish Of Orleans. dated January H.
1871 No a 2u5 OF the docket OF said .ollr.-
On.. lot a. movable articles, sue. az HNIIi Rf
MEDICINES etc.
:.-r,n--Cls.. IL ULited States :r..','y notes.
i;ll2 Y ,.
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General Agent Illinois Central Railroad.

SAMPLES OF THE FERTILIZER manufactured
by the conpany may be seen at the office No. II
Union street also samples OF the Earth Closet and
Commode.
The Fertilizer sold by the company is mannfac-
ist and is pronounced equal if not superior to the
Peruvian guano and il sold at much lower price
viz: from $A5 to SO y ton.
Published by order OF the Board Of Directors.
jal9 %
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:. ~. $50. =. FOLEY. - co..
i.rfrIpt>.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
vsEcs NEW 0NIxAxs SANITARY AND,
Fertilzing Company,
No, IL Union street I


fertlhzing Company, ;
No. IL Onion street
,n;C,,, nesIsy TWO years this compapv has he.n
10y pursuing its business, which has steadily
Sasssse9 70 It's present large prOportions en-;
Weaseo ana supported by all those az onr non,,a
n on WHO nave taken advantage Of ;ts ir.nrove
s.n nhnIing IN popularity each day. the new system
osaa0ssned here BY this company nov Counts
ong its supporters and patrons nearly 80 0CO c;ti
snns So, o. New Orleans. Among the places attended
~. .ne company are most Of the public buildings
ments NV S''e'nineHS es'a
a. !ias been conceded by all who have used the
Ss ~ eioset or commode, to be great plblic hepe
1,Ir nv NC u,e deslderatnn long sought for IN this
neSltA Of the people. 'A"
Inc system adopted and reco, nmended bv This
ooanP,ny IS not new The cities 6s New YORK. Bos.
Sn, lineage and many other larte places-eyrn
-nsre !he ground is high and dr. y-aTe rapidly in
n kngiand, France and Germany tie p,an is teld
~ rnign repnte, and used extensively
ne ooAds OF health in several large cities have
earnestly recommended its adoption But IN no
g.Ace is II SO much needed as IA our city, where
ns ground is SO low. All va'Ats in the ground
should pc done away with; Re noasome vapors
s,lnn from them are poison our popsa1 on and
I + has been the desire q Company to make no
ans SSt the ss la s1s1 sseo ,'s
-. = 8Stj,o FRY Tho system and an
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New OKLEASs, August 9, 1870.


Secretary New Orleans Sanitary and Fer:-li-ing
Company:
Gentlcmen-The opinion you request regarding
the working OF your Earth Closets IL cheeriuily ren-
dered.
The Closets are free from odor and IN close
store like mine where there are from twenty to
thirty females employed up stairs, and twelve to
fifteen men employed below, it is OF nca.eHlabe
advantage in n sanitary point Of view.
Respectfully, ~
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Se.o,. ;..-.:r: Court TOR "; y - Dreams
Ioc,:c: Nc. 81
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..:.>>.nS OF J. I. w: .

Ssc..! ..,.'... ter the PA !: :: ''f-'.s-
80 1922.
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WALLACE { CG.

E- ~ Z. {. CLARK, Superintendent New Orleans
Sanitary and Fertilizlng Company:
IL answer to your request for statement OF nv
MON OF the value of your process for GeodorDing
and lisiniecting feca matter, Will state that the
process of treatment with fresh pulEeEi2ed char
coal entirely destroys all noAoue and offensive
odors and germs Of disease by its property of burn
Ing then up, or Oxdating The offensive emana-
lions are not masked rs By many dlsN!ectants
BIZ really destroyed
sor:rs respectfully, -. ~
4 Health Officer StcGu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

&oecretaIy New Orleans Sanitary and :eT..-i-lr.
Company:
Dear Sr-We have thoroughly tes:eL Tire Eartn
Closets furnished by your company. and they are
IL. entire satisfaction. We deem it pvIt ust 10 say,
that in large city like this where the drainage 10
so imperfect the Earth Closet should be regarded
~ an Indispensable agency n sanitary IesG!i-
k7io1 :or the health of the Inunity.
Very truly, yours,
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ryR:ir..Hr, ~Eu..ISE>. ::r... = .J.:.oS.
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NEW ORLEANS, January 10, 1871.
To tie President New Orleans Sanitary and Fcitli-
ling Company:
Ny Dear SHINY experience of one year sproNet
the truth Of al the Recommendations given your
closet published.
VERY respectfully etc.
JAMES T. TUCKER,
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SUCCESSION Of ViEtr:l'. - -.
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United States District Court for .he District OF
LCuisiaua-No. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-15
shocks to the system.

The fist shock of winter tells tremendously
upon enfeebled systems. Every one knows that
in passing f ON warm region to a cold one, or
rice rersa the body requires aproection against
epdemics, an accllmatng medicine. All travellers
and voyagers admit this. 1t is equally necessary
to acclimate the system in passing the confines OF
one season and entering upon another. Autumn
is gone and winter Is here. Prepare the frame and
the constitution TO meet the Oh nge by course OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This inestimable
VI getabla tonic increases the stamnal strength OF
those who take it, and renders them proof to
great extent against the devitalizg power OF cold
and damp. These two agents are as prolific Of
disease as tropical heat, and animal vigor-such
vigor as this health,ul and pure tonic dihuses
through the whole org nizaton-is repeliant
which they cannot master. large proportion OF
the colds, cata :, and pulmon Try complaints
which prevail in wiDte might be avoided, by
strengthening and regulating the system in adj
vance with this invigorant and Alternative. Not
that it is recommended as specific for those com.
plants, but as u preventive OF their causes. On
the other hand it is not onlS preventive Of, but
specific for the udgestion intestinal Irregularities,
mal.lrous tevers, bilious attacks and nervous at-
lection, supernduced by a chilly and damp at
mosphere. decll.teod-Wlw
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AGANSLZ'S PREUiCTIONS.

The letter which Prof. Agassiz addressed
to Prof. Pierce, of the Coast Survey, the day
before the sailing Of the steamer Hassler on
her voyage Of deep sea discovery, is especial
ly interesting, as the distinguished naturalist
reaffirms in it his opposition to the Darwiniaa
theory. He also predicts in measure the
classification in natural history and the spe-
cific characteristics Of the as yet unknown
animals in the depths which are yet to be ex-
plored. He believes that natural history
has advanced toward that point Of maturity
when science may anticipate the discovery OF
facts" He devoutly believes that there was
"A plan acc ording to which the itfinities among
ANIMALS and the order of their succession in
time were determined from the beginning;
| and ii that be SO, and this world be ''the work
| of intelligence, and not merely the product
! of force and matter, then the human mind,
as a part OF the whole, should SO chime with
1t that from what is known it may reach the
unknown" With these as his premises Nj.
Agassiz then proceeds to so especially state
the various classes of fishes, mollu>ks and
crustacia which he expects To find. that one
can but have confidence in his expectations.
SO earnestly does he combat the development
theory, and so fearlessly does he look into
the future with the steadfast eye of faith, that
his return will be watched with a new inter-
est, from the publication of this letter. Ii
his predictions are verified, in this or subse-
quent searches. the overturn OF the Darwin
ians will be complete. Certainly the present
expedition will do much to throw light upon
pre-. ent obscure points.
With regard to the glacial theory, Prot.
Agassiz expresses himself quite as confident
ly as concerning the unseen life in the ocean
depths. The one kind OF evidence still want
ing to relieve all doubts that the greater ex-
tension of glaciers in former ages was con-
nected with cosmic changes in the physical
condition Of the globe, is to be found only in
tn, Southern hemisphere, whittier NJ. Agassiz
is now going. There all the phenomena OF
the glacial period must be found to possess
the same characteristic features as in the
North, only reversed; THAT is, the trend OF
the glacial abrasion must be from the South
TO the Northward." This, and new facts prov
ing that a great, expansive and continuous
sheet of ice once covered the whole continent
from North to South, he expects to demon
strate. Boston journal.