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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
by Albert Paul q Co.
PROPERTY In ALGIERS.
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR LAUMAN.

pY ALBERT PAUL & CO.-Albert Paul aue.
- Hrnser-- Once NO. 45 Royal street On SAT.
uRDAY. January 4. 1879, at Ia O'Clock m. will
be sold Bt auction at Meehan's Coffee house.
Alg ers. by virtue of an order of A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans, dated November 26, 1873, the fol-
/. THE THisRE UNDIVIDED ToURTHs Of
the following described properly, together with
the three undivided fourihs of all the buildings
and improvements thereon:
First-~A certain piece or portion Of ground.
81 uated on the. right bank of the Mississippi
river. In the Fifth District Of this city. measur-
Ing 60 feet front on Hendee street. commencing
at distance OF 1876 feet from the corner of Hem
dee and Patterson streets by 1856 feet In depth.
Amer lean meas ure.
second-Another, piece or portion q ground.
sippi river. In the said Fifth District OF this
city. measuring. American measure. 60 feet
front on Hendee str ct. commencing at n dis
tauee of 1876 feet from the corner of Hendee and
Patterson streets. by 1856 In depth.
TermR-Cash,
Act OF sale, at purchasers expense, before
John J. Barnett notary public
uDaD tle7 al 1s Ia4*
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JUDICIAL ADvrHTIsE11ExTs.
s1srnrrP SAFES.


drO. or DeiHndro.
CIyTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans No. 10 2g9-By tirl ue ~ VIII
Of seizure and sale. directed to the owl Sheriff
he Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. In the abovs entitled Gauss. VIII pro-
coed to sell at public auction. al the Mer 'aapts
and Auetfuneers' Exchanges. Royal streeu ~
tween Canal and Cusiomlouse streets. M .ne
uary 40 1879 ut IA o'clock M. the following tee
serihed properly. tn Wit.
ONE LOT OF GROUND. with the improve
mants thereon, Situated In the Sixth Dist riot OF
the city Of New Orleans, In the Faubourg Ayart
the square number one led and twenty.six
ft2G1 VI the new plan. which said square. is
bounded by Iayas, Jersey. Belleeastle and VAL
mont streets. Said lot Of ground II designated
by the number fifteen. and measures thirty feet
frent on Jersey street by depth and front on
aud forms ihe corner Of Jersey and Belleeastle
streets BeiUg the same property acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from Hobart
Quinn. per net passed befote +. e. Davis. notary
public, dated April 3. 1866.
Seized In the above suit.
Tefms-This being the second and last aug
aSiudlcated to the highest. and last bid.
der for what It will bring. at twelve
months credit, the, purchaser furnishing
ing eight pc, cent Interest per annum from
date Of sale, and special mortgage on the prop
ertg sold until 6nnl payment. raid purchaser
will have To deduct ald ny in cash the amount
of printing, sheriff. and clerks fees. etc, say
about ons hundred and fifteen fslf5i dollars.
and. furthermore. the stnts. parish aud NUM-.
eipni taxes on said property, the amount OK
Which is not yet asrertHined
j. II. ALCEE G. sUTHREAUX.
Civil shsrfT OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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suDrorAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Teutenia Insurance Company W. Peter
Werekle. Jos phins .Hornbnrger Hoffman,

TeutOuia Insurance Company W. Peter
Werekle. Jos phine Hornbnrger Holman,
dative tutrix. aud Philip Hoffman. oo-tutor.
I,IFTH DISTRICT COURT ron THE PAR
IL ish or Orb ans, No. 9isas BY virtue Of writ
OF seizure aud sale. to me directed by the hon.
otahleths Elf b District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, In the abovs entitled cause Twill pro-
coed to sell at PUBLIC auction. at the MerehHpts
and AuetioneefH' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and UustG1nhet1Ee streets. ~ the
Second District If this eity, on WEDNESDAY.
January 40, 1879, at 10 o'clock tn.s the following
uesefihed property t,-wit-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. tpgrther
with ihs buildings and improvements thereon.
and all rights ways. privileges and appurte-
nances thersunto belonging. Situated In Inc
First District q this city. IN the sauare bounded
BY Delord formerly Cuvnaten landing.
franklin formerly Bentoni kAmpart Hgrmmiy
Hsreulsa) and Eupbrt siue sireets, aud desle-
mated as lot number six on u Ian drawn b.. 9.
y. 1imps. snrv. yor. on. April q 1892. end de-
postt for reference In ths office Of II. D. Genus.
then a notary oil this city. which said lot meas
ures, In American measure. fwenty five feet
front on said Uelord street t1ate CUyiugton
LandingJ BY one hundred feetin depth. between
parallel lines. Being tho same prop fty which
Che late Peter Werekle had acquired by pur
chase from Henry Haag, as per act OF sale
passed before Andrew Hero. Jr., q notary pub
lie In this city. of date twenty Sc zenith Oh Fsbru
ary. 1878.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Ca h on he spot. ..
J. II, AI5gEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
daQq ina n IN
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SUCCESSION OF AMEDEE pRApEREs.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Al, bb7.

ply .PLAQIDE j. Sp PEAR. OFFICE
January al. 1879 at IA o'clock M. will be sold Mt
public auction. at the MERUH WIS AND AUG.
BE WEEN CANAL AND CUSTUMHOUSE
STREETS. by virtue and In pursuance to an
order from the Hon. A. J.. Tissot Judge CT the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated December 10, 1878, the following described
property belonging to the above succession. to
wit
THE UNDIVIDED -FOUR. SEVENTIES IN
TEHEST OF the succession In and to two certain
lots Of ground lying and being IN tho Third
District OF this city designated by the Nos. and
4. In the square bounded by Esplanade. Kerle
rec, johnson and Prieur streets, measuring
each ~ feet . inches 9 lines front on EsplanHde
!. Terms-Cash. The purchaser 10 assume the
payment Of the State taxes Of 1873 aud city taxes
OF 1919 over and above price Of adjudication.
Act of sale before u. d. Ssghers. Esq, notary
public Mt the expense OF the purchaser.
6ptA Al az is4 II IA al
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victor 4 aen,a Va. E,nl,s PONIES ct al.

victor aenia vs.. Emile PONIES ct al.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
honorable the Third District Court for the par.
vii o. proceed to sell at ' pubic aaeti o ~ The
Merchants and Auctionesrs' Exchange Royal
stl ee between Canal and Custonhouse streets,
u the second Distrlc, Of this city, on WEpNEa9-
DAY. January 29. 1879 ut IL O'Clock M. the fol-
exi9fk AZ sTised HrTppoerr "a tooshar
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
and ell the tights ana privileges thereunto ap.
pertaining, Situated 10 tie Second District Of
Ursulines, Daupline. and HOSPITAL streets.
forming the corner Of hospital and Burgundy
eight feet eight inebes SIX lines front on Hos
pifal street by seveuiy-four feet seven inches
four lines deep and trout IN Bufgundy street.
9 plan made by ]. Pile. on the eighteenth Of
January, 1881, and deposited In tho Office OF r.
ssna liz ens ~ ej gt Mrs Pauline
Lanusso. wife OF Jean. PONIES. tseparate in
properly bad acquired at an auction sale
If July. 1876. as appears by IN at passed before
A. g. Bienvenu. notary public In this city, OF
os Rn aiddw y gessph o if9@ mrs. Char
teized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions 4. For easb to n suf-
iieieGt amount to pay plai tiff's claim. say the
sum of six hundre and eighiy-tWo dollars and
twFnt y-tix cents. WITH interest ut the rate OF
eight per cent per annum on said sum. as fol-
lows, TO wit: On three hundred and seventy
five dollars from July 10. 1876, nd on TIRE hum
dred and seven LIARS and twenty-si TX O rlts
from April H. 1878. 10 the day of sale also five
per cent on the aggregate thereof and on the
amount OF The note to be assumed, as herein
after expressed, for attorneys fees. all costs Of
sui, and sale. and oil taxes due Oh the property
sold.
2. The purchaser TO assume the payment OF q
promissory note for three hundred and seventy
five dollars secured by mortgage and vendors
lien On said property, dated July 10. 1875, paya-
bic four years after date, wi h interest at tho
rate OF eight per cent per ann1m from date
until paid. and also to assume all the obliRa-
tions Of the net OF sale and mortgage las passed
before A. IL. BenveBu. notary public. OF date
ninth september. 1851 not 10 ALLEVIATE, pay five
per cent attorneys lees In case Of suit. etc.
3. And the balance OF The price OF adjudfca-
ton. IL any. cash on the spot.
And In case the price bid for the property
should. after deduction Of tho aforesaid fec.
costs and tax 9. ia cash, DO .ess than the fgzre-
gate amount OF plaintiffs claim, with interest
as aforesaid and Of the note TO be assumed. as
above expressed. then the purchaser to pay
plaintiffs aforesaid cash claim, and to assume
said note pro rasa TO the extent Of the balance
Of his bid.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
fe11 ig4 II ~ % %
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LNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL fsh OF Orleans, No 45.23g-By virtue Of q
writ OF seizure and sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell. at public auction. al the
Merchants and Auctioheers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Dustomhoues streets.
February E. 1872 at II o'clock m, the following
described property, to wit -
i. TWO .tlHrAfN LOTS OF GROUND. with
the buildlBEs thsteen. situated la the Second
District OF this city, In the square bounded By
Dumaine, Derbigny. Roman and 81. Philip
streets. measuring, together. flfty4three feet
four inches and SIX lines front ON Dumain6
street by d depth 81 one hundred and ten feet
ten inches. the whole more or less. Being the
same property acquired by the lac Zsphyrin
Baptisle.. deceased. defendant, by purchase
tive do Armas. notary public. Of date August 9.
1917. - $1,000
Second District II Ahis city. in the square
bounded by Dumaine, 81. Philip. Roman and
Del bigny streets, measuring, Ia French meas-
ute, tweni y-two feet four inches M four lines
on Dumains strict on q depth OF one hundred
feet. between parallel liHes. acquired from
Catherine Kelly and D. Stipley, ON the TWEEN
ty-sixth OF September. 1873. BIZ net before AZ
Doriocourt. notary public. Being the sams
properly acquired BY the late u phyrin Bap-
tiste. d ceased. defendant. by purchase from
Catherine Kelly end BeDjamn Shipley, per
act pas Sod before a. Dgff0eourf notary public.
Of dnts twenty. sixth Of September, 1873
Heized In ths above suit.
Terms Cash On the spot.
j, II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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nnccs ssinn nf a. hi. Aaama.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA r.
- ish Of Orleans, No. 9t,1sg-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate and TO al
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification, II
scented BY the administrator OF this estate
should not be approved and homologated. and
the funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
dsaS iGa7* john HERBERT. Clerk.
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Succession of MAX viIter

GECOND DISTRICT. COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ish Of Orleans. No. 4o57O- Whereas, Mrs.
Barbara Vilter has petitioned the court for lot.
ters of administration on the estate OF the
late Max Vilter, deceased. Notice Is hereby
gil en- to oil whom 1t may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the court.
deal ia - JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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Mrs. y. Gsallaher. au h0rtzcd, vs.. Mrs. VIM
Davis. aims Mre. Cassannes.

E,IBsT JUSTICE COURT FOR he PARISH
IL of Orleans. No. 4l55-By virtue OF writ OF
feri faoias, to me directed by the Hon. WIN.
John Mccall, First Justice of The Peace In and
for the pari.h of Orleans, / will proceed to sell
At public auc, ion st my warehouse. No, 1ss Julia
street. on FhIDAY. January TO- 1879, at Ia o'clock
M, the following described property to wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
as per inventory on ille In my Office.
Heized in tho above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
desc ia 10 JOHN HURLEY Ccnetable
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succession af nobert LIchhorn.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
= ish OF Orleans, Ne. 4ogl4-Whereas, Mrs.
Johana Toelke Eichbqrn has petitioned the
court for letters of administration on the estate
Of her late husband II bert Elcbhorn. Notice
is hereby given to oil whom 1t may concern
to show cause within ten days why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be gfanted
isi tos " '''0 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succession 81 john a,imn.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA Il.
- fish of Orleans. No. 4o.eO5-Whereas. George
Finnemann has petitiQned the court for letters
Griffin. deceased. Notice Is hereby given to
oil whom II may concern to chow cause within
ten days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the court.
dsqe JAR JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succession Of Mr.. ana Mrs. william sam
dsrsop.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish OF Orleans, No. 4o.g2-Whereas.
Daniel A. Wilson has petitioned the court for
let ers of administration on the estats of the
lats Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanderson, deceased.
intestate. Notice Is hereby given to ell whom
IL may concern to show cause within ten dars
why tho prayer OF said petitioner should not
be granted.
BY order OF the court.
mi 1 10 JOHN HERBERT Clerk.
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Succession nj Charles r. irwin.

s. ErOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish OF Orleans, No. 40. ge5 : Whereas, Daniel A.
Wilson has petitioned the court for letters
Charles Il. Irwin. deceased. Notice is here.
by given to all whom 1t may concern to
show cause within ton days why the prayer
OF. the said petitioner should not be granted.
t., Gi 10 " '''e John HERBERT. f,lerk.
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succession oi Ade,ph saaey.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish of Orleans, No. 40 e10-Whefeas Mrs. An
tofnette Bader has petitioned the court for let
tsrs OF administration on the estate Of the late
Adolph Badef, deceased. Notice Ia hereby given
to- pill whom it may concern to show. cause
within ten days. why. the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted.
jai 40 w JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession of Mrs. Ann ssibney, Deceased
wife OF Andrew Fox.
SECOND DISTRICT UOURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans No. 4O32l = Whereas.
ISIS Anna Fox has petit onsd the court for
letters of datiys testalnentary exeeutorshlp Oh
the estate OF ths late Mrs. Ann Gfbney, de-
ceased Vife OF Andrew Fox. Notice is hereby
given to oil whom it may concern to show
nause within ten days why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
ial sls* JOHN HERBERT, CLERK.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AUCTION SALES.
4~1~<S~-~<~s-eS1eS-~l~1N-~~sSsSO
BY G. 4. Oirardey.
SUCCESSION or THE LATE n. II. DAY

bUCOESSION OF THE LATE IL. lei. BATIY.
Second plstrct Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35,27g
THE CAMILLE LANDRY PLANTATION,
A RICH AND VERY PRODUCTIVE SUGAR
ESTATE,
Situated OIL the right bank of the Mississippi
river. within. SIX miles Of the town Of
plauuemine.
WELL LocAT4 Id AND IN RUNNING CON.
RY THE sHEHITF or IBEnvILLE. La
gn SATURDAY, January 49,. 1879, Ht ~
O'clock ~. ~. the COURT house In the town III
Plsquemine, lberville parish. Louisiana. will be
az or ~ pf fa% Rs lou y aa rssgs q
the Second District Court for the tatish Of Or
eans dated he twent,.ninth, November 1875,
oETafS TRaoT D p1FPGIs aSb 70 swstsblshea
~ s,gar plantation. situated In the pnrlsh Of
Iheryie. La. on the right bank Of the Missis-
sippi river, measuring 1913 aFpents and ~ feet
irqnt On sn.d river BY 20 Rpents Ia depth. aud
s VIM w ,ba s y MY 70 y , sseess q lad be-
Camille 3. Landry, Instead of 40. rs reeed In
,hs acts passed before @. and A. Boudousduie.
March. 1850, and the seventh OF MARCH, 1859
without warranty as to the excess beyond the
?5 arpents. The improvements comprise we'll
9uilt and completely arranged frame eottnge
dwelling with suitable utzhouses, and large
sugar house. with good engine, new b5ilsis
and a complete sugar MILL stables barns and
new laborefs chbins. The movables comprise
a lot OF mules. catlesearse wagons, blows and a
general assortment of agricultural imps.
msnts. detailed list OF which will bs read at
sale
sufficient plant came has been reserved from
the present crop to plant about flIty acres for
the cunning year. This rich and productive
sugar estate adipins the celebrated Aus ralla
plantation, and is considered safe from over
H6ws. well diiched and In fine condition for the
SUCCESSFUL culture Of sugar cane.
With the urpuerty will he sDld 29A shares OF
the CitizeDE' Bank Of Louisiana, which shares
are secured by mortgage on said properly to
payable or renewable on the FIRST OF April, 1879.
according to the chatter Of said bank, which
shares of stock and Liam the purchaser shall
assume over and above the price OF adjudlea-
ton.
Possession will be given on the purchasers
compliance with the conditions OF Gale. Par.
ties DESTROYS Of treating for lite acquisition are
rsferred 10 Q. ID Girardey- No 81 Camp street.
Terms and Conditions One third or two.
thirds each, at the option Of the purchaser, and
notes specially secured by mortgage and VEN
doris lien. bearing NIL the usual clauses Of . per
cent per nnnum interest from the day Of sale
until finHl payment 8 . r cent attorneys fees In
event of suit to enforce their collection. The im-
pruyements TO be kept insured by the purchaser
aud the policy transferred to the holders Of the
notes.
The purchaser shall further assume the pay
ment OF the taxes due and exigible In 1879 over
and above the price of sale.
Act of sale at the on peHse OF the purchaser,
del 7 n IA If ~ ina
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THE UNDIVIDED F0UR SEVENTIES OF TWO
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON ES-
PLANADE STREET BETWEEN PRIEUR
AND JOHNSON STREETS. THIRD DIS.
TRIQT.
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Second DlgtrIct Uonrtfor The Parish Of OriBans-
No. 40.5eA.
CONTENTS OF A DARKROOM. CONSISTING
OF Liquors. Fixtures, Mirrors, etc. Gold
Chain and Ring, and Wearing Apparel.
Claims. etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL & COHEN Onorato.
- Auctioneer-Office No. as Royal street-On
FRIDAY, January 10, 1878. at IL o'clock a. m.
by virtue of an order Of the Hon. A. l.. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the tar
ish Of Orleans dated October 90 1878. will be
sold ut auction, nc No. ls8 Gravier street
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A BAR ROOM.
consisting of Wines. Liquors. Mirrors, etc (;
Claims, Wearing Apparel. etc, as per inven-
tory on file.
Terms-Cash des1 jaA t0+
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SUCCESSION OF J. J. HOPKINS.

Second District Conrtfor the Parish OF Orieans-
No. a0be4.
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Citizens Bank Of Louisiana w. widow C.
ID, Jouruu

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
de28 js4 II 10 Is 20
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Situated OH the right bank of the Mississippi
river. within. six miles Of the town Of
plDullnUtun
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-07-31
SHAMEi

We are pained to see that some of our State exchanges which had rep resentatives on the recent editorial excursion are hitting at the I::hnss;;rii Hotell some very unjust licks. The cause of the displeasure of these misguided gentlemen exists in the fact, as they allege, that the Lindell charged Four Hundred dollars for entertaining the party. Four Hun dred dollars for entertaining Two Hundred and Ten guests, does not seem to us an extravagant charge for hotel affording the accommoda- tons furnished by the Lindell, and we are ashamed of the howl set up by some of the press gang who par took of so much for so lite. Gentle. men who are too impecunious, or too stingy to spend dollar or two for such grand treat as Donan's excur- sion was, should have remained at home. We don't go much on the dead beat.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-07-31
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

We call the attention of teachers to the appended circular from State Superintendent Denton, fixing the times and places for holding teach CTS institutes; and in this connec- tion we would urge upon all teachers to attend these institutes. Men who live by calling owe it as duty to themselves and to the people to take advantage of every means placed within their reach 10 better qualify them to perform tho duties of Q teacher in 0 manner crediable to themselves and profitable to the pu- pils placed under their training. The time has been, thus far, in the working of our public school system. that almost anybody could get a public school in our rural districts; i; and scores of so called teachers have been employed and paid handsome salaries who were no more fit to fill the position of instructors than is Q Texas steer to preside over the wares of q China shop. But things are rapidly changing. The people are waking up. They see how they have been imposed upon and their school tax squandered upon these worthless teachers without the school pupils deriving any benefit there from, and they are determined here after to watch their school matters more closely and demand that trus. tees employ no more such teachers. The time is just about at hand when men and women who want to live by teaching must make some efforts to- ward acquiring proficiency. And our advice to the electors of each district is to watch this matter VERY closely. Demand of your school di- rectors that they employ no teachers but competent ones, and a pretty safe rule would be to reject any teacher who fails or refuses to avail himself of the benefits which are to be derived from attending the teach CTS institutes. Again we urge all teachers to attend. Teachers, clip out the following table of times and places so you won't forget it:
 Bentonville, August 26, 27 and 2S.
 Batesyille, September 10, II and F.
 Pocahontas, September l5, l6 and IT.
 Fort Smith, September 22, 23 and 24
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-07-31
LET UP ON THE LIVER.

Mir. Editor, 'tis wonder that so many men and women escape the effects of tampering with their lives. Man kind seems to have gone crazy on the subject of the liver, aud every little popping-iay is thrusting out something something ''for the liver" The stom- ach is crammed full of senna and sieh, called liver medicines. What on earth is the matter with the liver all at once? Why, a few years ago some people did't know they had a liver, and now they can almost tell which side it is on. Who says the liver is at fault when your head aches, or when you are dys- peptic, or constipated? I don't believe word of it. The bowels must be opened before the bile can possibly get out, and that is all that is necessary. Let Your liver alone, there is nothing the matter with It. Now let me tell you an infalible remedy for all such conditions. Take few doses of Bai- ley's Saline Aperient, it will open your bowels, unlock the liver and cleanse the stomach.