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BOSTON LITERARY NOTES.
THREE EXTENSIVE UNDERTAKINGS.

1HRkE EAltNclNE
THE PICTURESQUE wORLD"-KNIGuTs SHAKES
prARrr-" TnE GRAMMAR OF ORNAMENT BY
OWEN JONES' HERO OF THE PEN" BY WEIR
MIR.
tvIox REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE ThiboM'J
BosroN, Oct. 23.-Among the most daring
puhsb,rs in Boston ale Estes LauIat. FOR they are
constantly engaging In enterprises requiring 80 gea' al
ouilay that IKE Garths medicine, they mus' XII VI
cure So they seem 20 have been very io''uic' e
Cuzots History OF France" expensive rs II is' n"S
nroyed a complete success. The nth volume ls near!
go h,ining the history down TO the end of the reign
NJ Iouis le Grand 1t will be more profusey Illus
tra,ed than ITS predecessors, containing loo en-
cravings ON wood and steel The success Vi 'n'e
work has ged tie firm 10 further ventures anu
they arc about 10 commence the issue oi three nc" S
ais 1.-THE Picturesque World or, Scenes IN many
Lands IA 70 be issued in 40 TO IS serial parts AT
so cents Each number will contain one OF more seei
plates and - pages Of leterpress with wood-cut Nus
tra,ions The descriptive text will bo prepared
under the supervision OF DR.. Leo dc 'oiahEe,
The editor of "Zells Popular Encyclopedia
The list OF artists includes Gustave Doie' Al
phouse dc Neuville leopold Flameng Olseo'nei'l
naubionv- Sir Charles Eastlake KauibGch, Weber ana
urbcmss Moran The engraving will BE- done by PaIne-
maker Hndebrand, Iaplante' Hebert, DeS'hamp anu
Hurol of Pars, Brcnd Amour co. Oh DusNoiu"li' NJ
ler Adophe Gloss Iandseer. Greatbach Frod Jnengns
and others The first two parts VIII he devoted 10 honei
then will follow Paris Madrid, ST. Petersburg ana V
GUS other European localities; then some East iha'an
scenes: and so on, until the picturesque journey
round the world ends with the United states
and other paTts of North America. Another oil
The new serials is edition OF Charles Ahsht 'oi"
lar Shakespeare Illustrated with three hundred and forty
wood-cuts and thty-six fullIage plates by Johh On
bert Together with illustrations steel from pictures ny
e. W. Cope, W. Z. Firth, Leslie Maciisc ana va
rions other Royal AeaGenicmis. Ii VIII oe
pubishcd in SO somimonhy parts at 30 cents each ho
win make when finished. two volumes royal octave IL
ia TO he printed ut the Unve sty Press, On extra me
paper made expressly FOR the work inc tnro seri S
owen Joness Grammar of Ornament winch VIII DC
issued in ~ monthly parts. at 81 80 each Inc lhns"
tions arc printed in color gold background
VIM T. Gin & Co have Just ready an interesting novel;
entitled " Hero OF the Pen" by L. Werner whose
Good Luck pleased everybody so much lastNe"
Miss Frances 4. SHAW translates The tale; not always
gracefully but always incllccntly As for the story II
is ine alike I'm plot and in characterization ana mas
some scenes which display much dramatic power Tho
time Of the tale is the epoch Of the FancoPssan war
and the scene is laid principally IA Germany though ii
opens in America. l. y ~
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NJ u MTSIC.

Prof. F. L. Ritter has recently edited ten
fa,orte Irish melodies and they have been published
separately In sheet form by Edward schuberth " Co.
Prof Rtcrs arrangement consists ia adding TO the ans
new pianofolt t. accompaniment task whose dltncuA
can be appreciated only 10y those who know now pu@@he
the hsropies of genuine Irish music often are. Prof.
pit;.r hes accomplished the WORK with remarkable
,kn and success, giving an accompaniment winch
not only possesses great deal Of original beauty but
adapts itself the peculiar spirit Of the melody and
brings our its wild charm with greet dstmctness. The
songs which ne has thus enriched "sle Is far ron
The land" After the Battle" go breathe not bis
Name" "Elegy" n saw thy Forml "The Time I've lost
,n Waning :" .sWhile gazing OIL the Moons Light" "The
Harm that once" 1.-THE shamrock 1.-THE Minstrel Boy
aud Before the Battle"
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way near fhirtieilrsi reopens WEDE EsDbN, Sept 10
Terms 100 800 few bOardcrs At 5000 adj
ciopai echOlsIs boarded uhL families Car
pentTy Latin ConyersstoD Ply seal Education Circulars a.
cTTSAN~ Bookstore corner Of Twenty 81 ana Foul
ave. and AZ the school
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Eelp uanteo-- Alales.

A GENTS WANTED.--On receipt of 81, /
"a viii send 20 any address a COMPOUND for the
GEDMIl. OF MOUSfACIlE and WHISPERS. Agents
wanted. Address H. albert KtBBE, Hartford Conn.
A FlRST-CLASS PACKAGE HAT HOUSE
~ wants "a LEsMAN he must ho tho lyhy posted
The bms snch make favorable
IN IA e'iions confidential Address with roA and
rc,rea,es ". r, Box 1855, N
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Doar0 ano Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
EAST 18TH STA party owning their
III house have THIRD FLOOR o flrnishefO
excellent BOARD; also, other roonsi reier-
encss exchanged.
100 EAST 16TH-ST., a few doors east OF
with board private ib. II desired other oea
ton unsurpassed Inference exchanged -
l1E EAST 22D-ST., near 4th-ave.-fiand-
i ~ somely furnished connecting PARLORs, with or
wtLoIt Board also. two small ROOMS. --
1DS EAST 49TH-ST.-A neatly furnished
&Os) front ROOM; also third floor, all modern I'M
rrovenents moderate prices.
DO EAST 12OTH-ST-3 large ROOMS,
eblC well furnished with frstclass Board home com
forts ront house. and steamboats,
Brooklyn Board.
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY IN BROOK
~ LYH having than they ed will LET one or
Handsome ROOMS in new brtwn-ston' House nhe 10
heated breakfast partial board 1e
sired. Apply at 81 Park row, Room "a.
EIRST-CLASS BOARD elegant second floor
rooms; mansion iSxG0, completely furnished Dlllari
room; beautiful 40 minutes from Wslst efms
able Address for Interview 7. o., Box 1900, NJ
Country Board.
A FEW BOARDERS will he received in a
~ private family Greenwich. Conn; location central;
Address A. " Uptown Tribune once, ,23s Broadway
Board and Rooms Wanted.
VYIANTED-FOur or five ROOMS, fully fur
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Dress with fun particulars, C. Al, Tribune uptown omce'
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Misses Green, viii T'gpeu thor school al No. Fiftaye
first hoUse moan Washington sqTarc ~ EsDAY the 2sh
Of september. 1875.
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NURSE.-A girl wishes a situation as nurse
~ assist in waiting about 10 old Address f07
Ev.f1 ~
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! NURSE.-A competent, experienced person
~ wishes engagement Kind Of sickness best
city reference. l4l 3daye
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4 AUNDRESS-By quiet, steady woman,
II who is goo. laundfcss; can do shirts and fine
Superior style also put polish. flute. &c;
Call CARPENTERS los 0haye.
near OF llthst.
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OCCIDENI,A
LIVERY STABLE
Carson street.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA

1NyuIS OLD ESTABII HE'D AND
wide ,hnnwn Stsble has been lately reno
waited the old stock quilted out and placed with
1G~ yo;.ng horses.
Csrriae.sof all descriptions Cd 'isnd MOD
EEATE CHARGES.
Horses boarded BY The DAY OF NEEE OF
InaESE POSSIBLE Trims.
n. R.-Nf atend strictly - c:lr yvn business
Lift FINSfF X DAVID.
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san Francisco. Established in lS54. for the
treatment of Sexual and seminal Diseases such
~ Gonurrlcs. elect, structure, syphilis in all
it, forms. Seminal Weakness. InIlrut- uCy. etc.
Skin diseases OF years standing AID liberated
Les successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How mauy thousands Of Persons. both male
and female, are there who are suffering out q
miserable existence from the effects of secret
duiEeIcts "r ..-.l. -irus absorbed into the sys-
tenn Look at tIl.Ir pall1t e-.lac!a:si aud dis
figured faces and their hruken-dOw cunstitu-
lions. disiualify ing them for the happiness OF
marriage or the enjoyment Of life. In this
horrid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the >c,ne. Lit parents, guardians,
tIicu1a stt,-'n To- tho- no art- siIf, ring with
Any of thes" I"Iri6l", life-dcstroyiug iugladi.s
see that They are cared for ard cured before it
be too late. send them Immediately to DE-.
GlBBON, a physician who has made private
disc ases his especial study iuF years. ana no il
certain t" cure the most inveterate case. without
me-cilrJ or ANY njuri pi- Grites.
Seminu, " rskness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self
abuse This solitary vice. depraISd sexual
nldul 2, nee. is praeticed by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent Producing
with uutTrIIg certainty, the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless cumbatcd i.y scieuti.
fic medical measures, viz: Sallow counten-
alice dark spots under the eyes. pain in the
head. TInI III the noise like tie rIIstliup
Of leaves and rafting 81 charIots uneasiness
about the loins. W.a knoss of the lnlbs coifu-
sea Nlsl VI blllllttt ff confidence
titfdencc i'll approaching strangers, dislike to
form lew acquaintances. disposition to shun
society. loss Of memory hectic fitlsi,s pi,upl,s
and various truptions about the faces turred
tongue, fttid breath, coughs. cuiisuinption
night sWea's mononnaIIia sud frequent ins1uity,
II relief be not obtained should apply inme.
dlateIy either III person or ty letter ara have a
cure etfected by his and scientific ,no,,e of
treating tins disease. W ieh never fails OF ct.
iectlhS quick and RADICAL cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED At
HOME, by addressing letter to Or. GIDEON.
stating cast, SYMPTOMS. length OF time the dis.
east has coniln led, and have medicine PROMPT.
ly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity.
to any part Of The country, with full and plain
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars CON- in
registered letter, through the Postoffice OF
through Wells, Fargo K Co.; packag. OF lnedi.
cine Will be forwarded to any rart of the Union.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. Gibbon
that they read his advertisements in the APPEAL
Address, DIR. j. +. GIBBON.
Je13-ly Box 1857. San Francisco.
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NOTICE.
r n~ATIoN OF woRKS. GE>o

II O"ATION OF WORKS. GENOA
L Mining District Ncva1a.-Notice Is hereby
ciyen th-t HENRY :. FITCH. on. Of the CO.
cvrers Of the n ir ng clsims located and own
ed l,y the 'Rio Vista silver an1 Gopn@r Mirin2
60" in Grroa Mining pisfrirt Douglas county.
Nevada. has exp. nd"'t - the Year A II. 'hii.
upon said ci-ip,s. toT ial ~ sud o'htr ns't seary
,Nper difUrGs. The sum If tLrcn hun"r'd ana
sixty tinllare III United >tat"s gold coin in ac-
c rla,ct with thr Act ~ Congress. er tiled An
Act to piolnute the is-v, lup-urrt "f thu mining
resources # .hc I rir.d States" n; proved NAV
~. A i. 1872. hrad that til" Co-owntrS with sald
Fitch are -.onrrd 10 contribute HI lr pr portion
Of the said experditur's. namely; Yen, Robert
Il. hopkins, the sum Of 81 80; you. Fctcr "
Randlo the sum of 81 e: YOU Simon T. Walsh,
the snm Of 81 j0: Won. Joseph 4. Carrie. the SUM
Of 81 30: YOU. Charles A. HAskins. the sun ,t
OF 81 IT.: you. Thomas II. blythe, the sum If
81 50: You. Come iUs j. Eaton, the sum OF Il ~;
You, Will m 7. Fisk, The snm Of 81 80; You,
Savoy ". Collins. the sun ef Sli 80: ycu. q. l..
Wheaton. the sum Of - ~: yen. John o. Hatch
the sum of 81 81: YOU. +. O Kellogg. the FUN of
81 40: you. Iucion Herman. the sum Of Il i3:
you Ab,1 Wade and H. Il. Pot 'er. the sum Of
81 81; Won the administrator. executor. or gal
representatives. OF John Tothill deceased. the
sum of 81 A.: you. the Administrator. executor.
or legal representatives, of Charles L. Fitch. de
ceased, the sum of SIS %; ynu, the adminiStra
tor, executor. or lrcal representatives.
OF Octavian Hogs. deceased. III" sum
of 81 A.: YOU, the administrator.
ecutor. or legal representatives, of George
". NirkfrSon. deceased. the sum # 81 AZ; you,
the administrator executor or legal representa-
tiyes of Joseph Rassttee. deceased. the sum Of
81 43-all in the gold and silver coin Of the
United States: and if at the expiration of ninety
DAYS after the publication Of this notice. ybu,
or either Of you fail refuse To contribute such
proportion upon your several shares and make
payment TO I G undersigned. the interest of the
delinouent parties in the said mining claim snd
property shall and will become the property If
the undersigned 10 has made tie required ex-
!endirures.
san Fraucisco, Fe@ru' ~ 10 1-I1.
HENRY :. FITCH,
5s}5Cslifornia St. Room
f,IS-uav-.Hd
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NE"ARK
LAND COMPANY.
San Francisco Bay. Alameda Co. California.
Title Perfect Incorporated.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now as
cunning shape; the Guarantee Fund paid in.
This COMPANY VIII lie prepared in Marrb to
fake . oa- people by steamboat and Railroad TO
the ir towns aid lands in one excursion which
viii be adnsrtiset. BY reference 10 the Coast
Survey Chart il will bc seen that at PUtrpro
Point in frunt ef Newark. the deeu Mater comes
iii the way through the channel from the Paci-
H. with the G. ?. r.. X. running in direct line
through LiyeTncre Pass making this the con-
aec:ing point between ali Parts Of the nifsd
States ard by doep water to all parts Of the
GLOBE ard the greatest III nufacfuring point
iAs Bay Of San Francisco plenty IF water. good
climate, excellent soil and easy communication.
This land will he sold at auction IN April in
aE-s and lots. This Company will commerce
sctIve operation in building. ote.. soon. for
all information. circulars. maps and sUlss rip
Ccn, apply at the cfsce of the Company. 4054
California street. Basement, opposite Bank of
California, San Francisco.
CHAS. X. PETERS, Manager.
mh5-im
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NOTICE.


OCATIO> OF MINI. GENOA NV
ing District. NtNa'3s.--Nu,ioc il hereby
given that T.E>I;Y :. FITCH, "-c 81 tite CO.
owners Of tn. mining claiIns. lurxt"d ami own
ed by the lie hey Silver sni Copper Mining Go.
situate III ,,.in4 Mining BIsIIyt. Douglas
county. Nevada. has expended in tie VI Pr A. II.
IsI4, the stun ot twenty 1--WE CollsIs i'll Bit,d
stat z coin. upon SAID clalGI. IN accord
ance with The At OF ttI.:rtes. ,utitlf d. Am
Act to rruInot. the d. yelppa nj OF tn mining
resource of tbs United States" approved May
10. A. II. H.. rid that the rs'-o~D rTs with
said Eit,h are required To cOutIiaIts the IT lr"
portion Of the SAID exp nd'tTrv- namely: 1oH.
simon r. Nslsh TIL sum "T - CC,Its: NoIi. feitr
W Rsndle the sun Of * eel Is; You. William
Burns the sum Of - cents: you. George God
frey. til. sum ii "a cents. You, Jchu ". frJwn.
the sHIu at - cents ynH, Johnatnan hittrIdet.
the sum Of 81 - you, DANES Root, IL" sum oi
- c-iits: you Louis II. f-'Heshon. ~ cent?! ou.
Josiah Mouitoll, 81 50; YOU, Joseph A. Carrie,
the sum If :, l.; you. h. Is. 1raIClS. the suu
If - cents; you. David ] OWE, tho sum uf 80
cent?: YOU, s,ainu.l Theodore. the sum of -
cents: NoIi. GhrCItfr Elliott. The of II
cents: You tn adihin-tratC Il. cutor. or j gal
Tel r,a-t ativ.s of Charles l.. Fitch deceased.
the sam # - -: YOU til. administrator. 81
etutur. or legal reprtstn natives of George y
NickrIs "a. deceased, The euIu OF - ctnts- all
in the Snl and silver cc ill., # the iIit,d States.
and if 1t tho expiration of 10 DAYS after the
publication Of this notice. YOU ,r either or YOU.
fail refGs.- 10 contribute such proportion
upon your several shares. and mike payment to
TIE Gnt;rrsign, d. the interest If oeIinqU' II par
ties i'll the said mining claim and propIt! shall
and viii become the property II tine uider-
signed who has made the I, qu. d expenditures.
san Francisco, California. Fcbrllary 10th. A.
u. 1875.
HENRY $. FITCH.
:35 California St. Room J.
fe13-oaw-9d
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NOTICE..
The Bu-na Ventura Copper nd Silver
Mining 90.


NOTICE Is HtREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY =. FITCH. one Of tire c"-o~ntrs
Of the mining claims located ard owned by the
Ruena VCntura Copper and Silver Mining Go. IN
the Genoa Mining Dist let. h. uglss equity
Sta.e Of Nevada has EXPENDED in the year A. H.
1874. VI or said claims. for labor snd ether De-
cesSars expenditures. rhe sum Of one hundred
snd fifteen dollsrs in nited States gold coin in
arcor,isnne with the Act Of C"ngr-ss. untitled
An Act to pr mote the devtluie ut oi the
mining --. oI.rre- If thu | nIt'd States. ap-
proved Nav 10Th. A. l.. 1872: and inst the CO.
owners With sail Fitch required to contri-
butte their ruportion of til. said expenditures,
namely: You. NJ. /. VIM. the sun of A. cents;
you, Robert i. olkits. the -um Of 45 CENTS;
YOU Thomas II. Blythe. the sum Of - cents:
YOU, A. P. Flint. tho sum az As cents: you. LII
Glen Herman the sum of * cents: YOU. Charles
A. Haskins. the sum # A. cents: you, hn G..
Hatch. the sum q: IS cents; Won. the admlI.istra-
tor. executor or lsct n pr. sentative OF Joseph
Ras-ttee, deceased, tn sum of IS cent?: you.
Iyman B. Roe tho sum Of ~ cents: yos. Joseph
II. Nathews.,n. tn. sum Of A. cent?: u. Corne-
bua Eaton. the sum of 81 cents YOU. .. J..
wheatol-, the sum of ~ cents: you. Z. o. Mel
logg. the sum Of A. cents, you. Jacob Reds'on.
the sum Of ~ cents: You. Eliss Eth-Tidge, the
sum Of 4S cents YOU IL bert Merrill. the sIni of
81 So cent?. you. samuel Ambrose. the
81 20. you syo ". Collins. the sum OF s. Is:
you Bartholomew Csnty. the sum Of IS cents.
you. Nellie EssiinGs, the sum of 10 cents: You.
Eyelin- Hastings. the sun Of u cent: YOU,
Nathaniel 2. sheldon, the snru ~ = ~: you.
Isaac N. Merrill the sum If 81 A.; Won. the nd
nlinistrstur. executor. or legal rolres. ntst.v
Of II q. Gaylord. deceased the sum ef A. ct-r =:
YOU, the administrator, sxt cutor, or legal -
reese natives # JoEL TutHill. dtceas. Il, lie
sHIn Of ~ .n's: Nou. tho administrator. exss..,-
tor or lel,si pIt--- nrstive> If pc'sviAn Hoo~.
de Tar. a. tn, o: II ut,: YOU. the adn.iuis-
tr.tor executor. OF legal rel II sentative of Jos.
G.. Eald Twin. deceased. the sHG! of 81 o.; You.
the sonnis rstor. executor. or legal r.pr,s, nta-
tIyes uf ChaIl l.. II ch, I, crasrd the SUN uf
81 sail in tn. geld sui silver coin If the
rit,i -tat,s nd ii at the tNlirati, OF 90 days
sft-r the luhii"stiun Of tri- notice. you. or
either Of yOu. fsil or retuss to contribute such
Proportion, a Ii due. upon your several shares
and make pay nlt ut Il til. sums herein publish
ed to the uEi II ~. d, thu, interest of the del
iHqu-nt parties i'll the sid inning claim and
property shall and Will become the property Of
the gud rellncd no LAST mad the = q airea ex-
rnGitur,s.
ssn Francisco, f lr7lary 10Th. 1871.
HENRY s. FITCH.
5t5 California ST, koUIu >.
fCl-i cav ~ Il
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FrsEo srp CRGaS TUNING-I.r +. A. Herring
IN we'll known tuner Of musical instruments
has r.tarn.d 20 Carson. ana off - tis Profess
i,nal s,;yices 10 thCse who may need them. He
y recommended ar a thorough ~ trIisn ard
trst-class piano tuner. Leave orders, st
Posters Drug Store
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Or. lie Richsu's GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1

cur,s Clancrrs first and conG sts,sos, sores Oh
the Legs BODY; Sore Ears, tyes, Nose, &C,
CoppeT-color.d Blntch.s. SypLilitic Catarrh,
Disc as.d Scalp. and all primary forms Of the
disease known syphilis. Price, IS Fer bottle
or two for 50,
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY. FEBKC-
" AEY 5. 1873.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

For RENO, connecting with Eastern and Western
bound Passenger Trains of the c. I. r. 4.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALE.
Pancake Coal Company.
! Or.TInN OF PRlNrIPsI. PLACE

O( ALTON OF PRlNsiPAI PLACE
Z 81 business 81 Compal V. 'sr'~ u ,liy, Ne
. =. ,ts-.4Iou # works. n Ia rim J.rI '. NJ
>art. Ar!is, - mere 1ro a. 90. 81 -. III
r ..o~iIs. ti,.C tied stock 81 sad { .I1auy
acc. " OF Assessment No. 4. IrVIe CH -,
old day II February, A. u 1875. the sev.rsl
aInuunt- stt opposite he IAlilr> al tie Ie>Iect-
i've s. arehOldeTs i'll said Company. asfollows:
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After ten yesrs If trisl on this Coast hal
proven it-elf rhv only curative Ill certain elias,
OF diseases pronounced 10y medical pracIltioL
trs ~ inrurable.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW RENFlJ3ES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. gibbons D;SPENSARN
62:t k-arEy street,
623 k-arny street,

san Francisco. Established in ls54. for th,
treatment of Sexual and seminal Diseases sucl
81 GonuIThcs. ulert, structure, - lLIlis IN al
Its forms. Seminal Weakness, InIiot- ucy. etc
Skin diseases OF years standing AID Uicuratel
Les successfully treated.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-28
Staub.

Again there is either day of quiet rest
and preparation for weeks work or rest
less one for unusual enjoyment for the gener-
al public. For those who only care for the
latter nothing is at hand to recommend,
For those who wish to combine all, the news
Canal street, is furnished with every requi-
site. There are all the regular publications;
you can get new monthlies this morning and
weeklies and dailies, all illustrated and
some in the brightest colOrs. Reading for
the million is there, and if the old standards
fail to attract there are new and truly star
tling novelties to satiate every taste.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-28

said: "Alcee, you got me to kill him; amt
you going to help me put him in the
bayou" She said: ''No; I'm q young
thing, and I'm scared nearly to death" l
then took Henry up and carried him myself
to the bayou, and threw him under the
logs. l threw tha AK in the bayou After
l came back from the bayou l went in the
house, and took bucket OF water and
washed up the blood the best could. Al
Gee burned the pillo v and the bolster with
some boards from the henhouse. have no
more to say, believe. This is the truth,
all the way through.
Toney then recited disconnected portions
of the hymn "When 1 can Read, ETC., and
said he wanted that sung when he was on
the gallows. They were both asked if there
had ever been any Illicit intercourse be-
tween them, and both replied in decided
negative.
THE MURDERERs.
Alcee Harris is rather good looking
young colored woman, above the medium
heighth, of rather black complexion, regu-
lar negro features, eyes large and full, lips
thick and no facial indications of depravlty
except in an expression of sullenness known
with her race, and which was shown several
times during our visit, especially when she
spoke of her murdered husband, whose
death she said she was glad of, because he
had treated her cruelty and threatened to
kill her. She is about twenty four years of
age, and was born in Warren county, Mis-
sissippi. She was at times employed as a
cook il Monroe, but at the time of the
murder was at work on farm on Bayou
DeSiard. She has child about twenty
| months old, which for a while was kept
with her in Jail, but is now with the fathers
mother. Aoout the child's fate Alcee mani
tested little or no concern
Toney Nellum is full blooded negro,
low but heavy built, with rather an honest
looking cOuntenance, and was self-pos-
sessed throughout his confession. He gave
his age at sixty -four or sixty five years. said
he was born in Tennessee, and came to
Louisiana four years ago from Alabama,
| where he left a wife and two children liv-
| ing. The old man related his confession
| with calmness and evident regard for the
| truth, at times showing considerable mental
agitation, yet insisting we should leave
| nothing out OF his nara ton. His confes-
| sion was read to him to which he asseuted
| as correct, frequently interrupting the read
ing with expressions of appreciation. We
| parted with Toney and Alcee as with the
dead. We shook their hands, both as cold
as ice, and left the jail with such emotions
as only two hours interview with two pee
| pie condemned to be hanged for terrible
crime could possibly arouse.