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Notice.
NOTICE..

NER R. ROFF. who held conditonaIly an in
lvE terest in the right Of Edge6eld District,
10 Hutchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (PatenD
has never complied with said condition. thero.
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners. Of said
right, and right purchased from any other,
unless our agent will not he good.
Mr.. J. II. WEBER, we aulhorsa, with full
power to act rs our agent.
COTHRAN 81 MOORE.
March /, 1547. If 6
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can confidently advise: and resomnle end its
use, from ny personal. .obserp palioi sarit use Of
the article. in my own 5pracice. Thisadicle is
IavorabIy received wherever ii has u eI nsed.
am allowed to refer 10 Mr.. ieprge Heard of
'rruup. Mr.. John Warreno Of Columbus, Mr..
McAtlee Of Cobb, MIR. AsburyS Hull q. Athens,
Mr.. William d. Terrell tof PutnpJ' Rey'd.
John E. Dawson Of Lagrange IN which a
great number OF names might be aBed who
bear their testimony 10 lts ypius: -
rlabitual cosiveness is found very frequently
connected with feeble coustilutioas and per.
SONS of sedentary habits, which sofi,1 exert a
very unfavorable influence upon slie general
llaellh oil The subject; and issp parhculsly mani.
tested by restless and despondinSstite Of the
mind, irregular if not u loss ol appetle. For
this condition Of the system. tbisndiclis Is conf
Jenlly recommended with the fposlre assur-
ance that if the dose is properly adjusted, so as
net To move the boweis too acliyelys Flief may
be relied on, without any, evenslhe aeast OF The
unpleasant consequences, rsnlling from The
rise of the common purSins medicines usually
resurled to. - This article will besiS.nd to act
as Il pleasant cordial andtnnicr Restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication that the common pursing medicines
are designed 10 effect.
The re are some constitutions lia6leto regu
lar attacks Of Bilious fever almost eseiy fall,
to such, recommend the use ofthis n edicine,
beginning at least by the middle Of MAJ, OF first
uf June.
Many persons whose Disestiyeaogans are
feeble, ollen experience a .senses0f lfullness,
weight, and oppression, abontlhe stomach af
ter eatiug-in such cases dose ,oflhs medi.
cine will often afford immediaterelie[1
Pregnant women often suffer ff6m hear
burn and costiveness, they may uset tIle article
without the least danger aud with greht benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, ltis.a most yalu-
able medcines
could append a long list ofcertiRates, but
forbear, prelerring to rely on the virhesofth the
medicine to sustain itself. The tmeBcins is u
gentle and certain catharic. tonic and sudoriic.
. JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonton. Georgia. sfs3sF S-z .
For sale by Robert Anderson, Eihrty HILL,
Chea,em & Settle, DnntonsvlIe, Charles Free
J. D; TIBBEEFs,.
Edsefefd C. II.
sept.s " 3s
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Roberts Cheap Cash Store

Roberts Cheap Cash Store
sNEW G00DsS-J JST RECEIHlIE:D.
EINDERWOOD'Ss fresh Salmon in Two
u pound boxes,
Sardines in huxes,.f fresh supply,
Finesl Olive; Oilfur table use,
New Goshen Cheese, fresh supply l0cents,
Best, new Cheese a, I2A Acents pound,
Marblesfor children,
Figs, Almonds. Ralsins, Grapes, Prunes Cur.
Farlts. -
Citrnn aud olher Fruits
Cloth and Hat Brushes, : -
Fine Record Ink at Is cents bottle,
Finesnew Dress and furniture Calico, S64 to
1S3 cents: a yard,
Northern Homespnn 81 to 12b cenls yard,
Fine Canton FLANNEL: :at12t cents u yard,
Cotton Drill at 12t cents a yard, E,zs,,. 3
. Blue and blact Cassinelt for Pantaioons,
Finest Sugar al 10 pounds fnrSl 90,
Good do 3<gSfI do do 1 20,
Coffee 8. 9, and 10spouniis for the dollar,
Rat Poison al. :95 cents a boz. -, -;
With a.large assrrtmentSof DRUGS, ME;
DICINES and RFUMERY, which l will
continue 10 scll.iis.I have always sold hilherto
cheaper than anssottcr Store in The place
.::sF-i;SSss RS. ROBERTS.
January 81 IT. 50
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. StraVed

ENROM the subscriber. about three or forr
III months ago. a white COW, with dun
sides, her right hip is out ofplace. she was also
marked wilh;a smooth crop in the left and an
nnderbit aud a swallow fork in The right ear
She carried with her: two CALVES, one a
Steer and the other a Ysarling. Of nearly the
same color as The mother. Any information
Of them will be thankfully received.
FRALIX SMITH.
January IA IF 81
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

-, - - =. - y.
Ed Ysviriue of sundry writs Of f,ieri Fa-
RS cias,I illproceed / 10 sell at Edge.
field Court, House, on lie frs. Monday
and Tuesday following in February next,
the following property, in the following
cases VIZ: ). .s,.. -.
johns. ,Smyley, ex'r.. VS. Edward Vann,
Us. &J.C.z zSinyley, vs. The same the In
teresl of lie defeYaasI. iil-a-Iracl OF land
scguEa ~ % undred aud sixty acres.
more or.less, adjoining land Of Daniel Pres;
cot, Wyatt Holmes, aud others. ~ :;
Hlsxander Sharplon vs.: john sSharp,on,
q 3rats III fialsl containing seventy hive acres,
lesss land; Of said lex
and LEI S Stsafp5o and o ers. ~ IS;
atsles ines NJ. tichafl souliSilpd y IS. Glig-
siiarl zEul ltzabelh
sssl,Irnefs sact saf
yai1Ins'
one lsnildIee aefes ,6infng
2latloss oI sstlsson ~ ary;-1 rotlef,
s9ildsoi 4 &. Z 3 2.
s; 10 Y yilllams i, n son, a
SIEacss9lS Ssantlseoil iltainll one hundred acres,
stI,gEesGt less, ae] ]o,nlilg iand OF Thomas y.
IDS som aud Jones Nv: Coleman:
8. George parTott vs. EllzahelhS ~ = aTle!;, ~.
Il: Bulier& 20. vs. the saIme, and Rudolph
Garter James y. CoDb, ana 9thers, ssVe,
raiiyrVs. EliZapeth Carler, Inc iract ol
iann Ia @nereon nt'e me aeienaant f.ilzaneth
Carier now ION. resides containing one fhou.
sand acres more or less, a1plnlns iand OF
John Wise. John Marsh, and Others.
N. Il. Butler @ 20. vs. Rud1iph Gar
Ter, anu Enzaoesn tn al.et ". ". ~, ueiser'
vs. .ne same tne 'rac'
.. ia"u M"e'eou ."e ue,enu".s, h"uo'p''
1a.'e. nres, Y: .ora.H s.s tn1uSa W;'; ae'es'
o'e mo y, 'IsI, % T,9 iW;aa ,a'u - ~ " '''ai. %
'iV ,w;m;..,, a,u, IN" IT, 'o, a"u o."I T.,
WITHIN ,., pa'so" 70 ounae' na'u,''"n' ,',
uac' VI .'"uu eo"ta':'.s o'e na"u.eT .r aeicS'
n.o'e ~ :" ''s'' ""J',a'"s 'a'u VI "o'''aS
heluas'a',' = !. y pfooIs' - a"u o'%rFs. 4"
Lew ouSn ana LEWIS busli Vs W. n"sh'
yonu ": Dasnei' a'a Gnhoerso" pussy
'c''h ''n'' oru'ua'y vs. .le same; '''e 'rae'
u' o 'uha ,. M''e'c 'he ueleh'anl h'I'oef,on ,,
@ Dusss @ n.ss' Io"'a.arns ~, sn'ee n'n''r' ~ -
".,e', "'.' %, ,es,, a'JD'"anS 'a'"s .. ~.
ous. F., a. o,,"' p'o"' u"u o,ne's' ''e ",ne,
''a't VI ''"u eon'a'''.e '"'ec "u""'eu
acres, more OF iess, a"Joih'ns iana oi Jesse
baliey, honerl rrInce' ana others.
u.
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IT HE 5GREENMouN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DIN 'FAlENT Ts.:--W herevsr fainfUa,ion eIists
this 0infipentisa q posiiiye and ailing Ieire.
dy. Price 25 anil so cts. asbo stssl ~ slss
THE GRAEFENBE BERG FEVER AND a.
CUE PILLS-'The most implici, reliance may,
be placed on these Pills They are. The. only
positive cures known, and should bettriedby
all,who suffer. from this disorder. Price, SIN
box, -, .,...ssf5 X =
THE GRAEFENBERG 6. EYE LOTTO N
For disorders of,he eyes this Lotion has no
equal Itis compounded uponthe mostscien-
tifc principles, and has performed extraordina-
ry cures. For violent inflammation; 'dmness
and failing OF the sight, .weakness:o the eyes.
involuntary weeping. foreignssubsrances IN The
eye, &c, i is a positive and. speed cure. Price
25 cents bottle, with full dIrectjuns % 9 - -,
THE GRAEFENBERGa HEALTH BIT
TERS-Soveregn 10 bnild up ,he enerRated
system, 10 restore The appetite, and clear the
skin. Price 25 cents pHckage. ~. = .-5sssst
GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILEA
COMPOUND-Warr 10 makedwoguarts
superior IN quality 10 any in The worli. Prise
81 a bottle. 3. ss.l:isssa
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, d
IN TILE COURT OLE rORDINdRY.

29lh Ut UcI0ber, Io4I.:
Simeon Alloway s. wife Appl'ts. Summons
Fanney Goulden g. others DeFts. Partition,
HT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Seth,
j. Hazel, Hiram Ahney and wife Wiley Jon
athan Hazel and wife Huldah. Rhody Moss,
John Moss and wife Lucinda, Morris johnson,
Bluford Johnson, and .Pckcns Johnson. lives
without the limits of this State, il is therefore
ordered, that they do appear and object 10 the
Division or sale Of the Real Estate of Charity
Johnson, deceased, on or before the first Mon
day in March next, or their consentto the
same will be entered of Record. Given under
my handin, The Court Of Ordinary, the day and
dale above written, -
JOHN HILL, o.E..D.
Nov 3 3m al
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

Margaret Head, Applicant, Summons
US. IN
5aml, McCrary and others, D'lfts. Partition.
HT appearing to my satisfaction, that james
d McCray. Thomas McCrary, and John
McCriry, distributes in the abnve stated case,
reside beyond the limits of this Stale, it is there
fore ordered, that they do appear in the Court
of Ordinary for the District of Edeefeld and
State of Sonth Carolina, on OF before tire third
dny of April next. To- show canse. if any. why
The real estale Of Ann McCrary, decd. should
not be sold or divided or their consent to The
same will be entered OF record.
Given under my hand, al my'office, this the
9th December lS47.
JOHN HILL, o. Ed.
dec 90 3ms 49
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Notice,
dJapptiOBn.

a LII Persons are cautioned against trading
IA. for n Note OF hand given to Kindred lila.
viler, or bearer. for 5000, dated about l7lh
July, le45, due lst January, 1916. am deter
mined not TO pay The same. unless compelled by
law, as the consideration forjwhch said note
was givenhas fallod. 4
January I1--H 4l 81
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NesO, :EfsIG. & Bg'sssse1. Goods

g.. L.. & e. PENN
HH AYEyeceiVed large and mos, desirable
b i'll Stock of. NEW GOODS, to suit the
season. consisting ofa general assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Groceries ofut kinds =..5s
Has and Caps, Shoes and Boots,
Hardware and Crockery, 49,. 1.
drugs aud Medicines,
Books and Stationary,
p "a splendid stock Of Bonne,s,
2. And u variety Of :olherarticles usually kept
in our line aall ofWbich lbe sold on the most
accommodating terms. 81 -
They invite their friends 10 call and examine
the stock, and they promise o:give them good
bargains. = 81
sepir:29 = 2 sss 80
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M
RealaOUed.

Eh ABBEY would respeclfullyinform his
HEs friends and patrons, thai he ,has remov
ed his HARNESS and SADDLERY SHOP
10 the house lately occupied by Mr.. Fields rs q
Bakery, opposite C. H Goodman's Bar room
january If so
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Notice.
INTERESTING TOMECHANICS
Tho cheapest and best scientific paper in the Uni
ted States is the nep paper entitled Tho
Scientific Mechanic,

lnuenforS idvoc ale, Plfent tlcs Report
er. and Erpositor of Arts and Trades.
EDUBLISHED by Rufus Porter, Grmerly
u editor and publisher of the "Ncw York
Mechanic" and the Scientific American.m
at the Sun Buildings, No. 1873 Fulton street,
New York. ~
Each number Of this paper contains from
three to five Engrayinss, most Of them Original
and well executed, illustrative of New Inven
lions, Scientific Principles, Elegant Designs,
aud Natural Curlosilies-also general notices
OF the progress of Mechanical aud other Scien-
tl6c provemenls-Ainerican and Foreign In.
ventiols-calalogues of American Patents
original Scientific Essays, illustrating the scien
ccs of Mechanics Che i,islry. Electro Magnet
ism and Magnetic Electricity ;-CurIo,s Philo-
sophical Experiments, and valuable instruction
in,varions Arts & Trndrs.-nolices of the most
interesting passing events, religions intelligence,
poetry. DC. This paper is especially entitled
to the patronage OF mechanics aud ranulaclu-
rers and farmers also will derive mucll ndvan-
asc from its instruction in varions mechanical
irudes. AS a family newspaper it will convey
more useful intelligence to children. and young
people than FIVE times its cost 10 school instruc-
ton; and nn The principle of. economy, it may.
beargued, that every copy, if well preserved,
will command more than the original cos, al
the end. of, the year. Published weekly for one
doliar per nnnum per single copy; five copies
TO one address for, four dollars. ~,
doc 20 f 40
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DR.aJO OH; ftANH ANS
LIVER 81 E1HsS HECTIC
M il ID / ;s

iEN offering this vaInabfe N edieinei ioibe heo
Il Pile of s. Carolina for slhe Isllsf and cue Of
manly, diseases incident 10, ass6nds sfn climate.
I do not claim for itinfalkbiiitys heiIheez dol
say twill cure all diseases: But 81
CHRONIC 5LIYsERSsaE E1EEGI1ONS
md DzIJYSPEPSJa:
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janlmary21
NOTICE.

ALI Persons indebted to the estate of Aza-
IA rIah Abhey, decd, are notified 10 make
Immediate payment, and those having demands
to.present them properly uaested.
.1s-z1s JOHN HILL, o. E. D. :
january2l 81 So
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BOAR DING.

uD U n EA DlIV"s
FENHE Subscriber informs his friends and the
IL public. that he is prepared to Board chill.
dren going to School at the PortersyiIle Acadc.
MY. at Five Dollars per month. Parents and
others placing their children under his care,
lllat,their wants will be strictly attended to.
..as.,s N. BARTLEY.
January IA If 81
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School Notice.

HHN HE Subscribe. having been invited 10 es.
I'll talisi Female Institution in The town
ofEdgefeld, hereby announces the intention Of
his Lady and himself, to open the Scoo OH the
FIRST NJ onday in February.
Terms, us customary in similar Institutions.
Details, respecting Studies, given at future
lime. B. l.. JONES.
( January IA If 81
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ITO aIt aultoa,s a. neay corr

CG3'zt. g,..,.. > - -
A LII those indebted to the old firm of Pres.
IA ley and Bryan, are hereby notified, that
after Sale Day in February lS4s, their Notes
and Accounts dI. them viii beaput in the
hands of proper officers for collection, we hope
ri may avail themselves the opportunity of
saving cost. E.: B. PRESLEY, i-.i
b. &C. BRYAN.s 90
dec20 49, T 49
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. -


IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Millcrs, Ripley& Co, .s
Branuon & Anderson, set
Howard e. Garndny,
0s. id. =
Brannon g. Anderson,
D. 81 A. Wesson.
Us. ID.
Brannon & Anderson,
Jonas Coukling & Co.
Brannon & Anderson;
Seaman G. Peck, survivors,
Ds. =: d i'd.
Brannon & Anderson,
F. D. Tanning & Co. ...->
rs. "a. :.
Branrn & Anderson, -. ,s5:
John II. Mundy, bearer, ,.
CS. ~.
w. B. Brannon. $3.50.
NN7ILLIAM b. b BRANDON, one of The
Wv Defendants in the above named cuses,
who is now in the custody of the Sheriff oftbe
District OF Edgefed.. by virtue of Writssof Ca.
pias ad satisfaciendumi at the suitsof tbe;res
specliye Plaintiffs qin the above stated cases,
having filed Inspection with nscbeapl piQa
oatll, OF his whole
$pnrpose;ss obtai rbeId6I
;thesG General osftIh6f
Ipsoaabf
lilot
Ss iherbby givaf,s
ssGosss
li1R SS6f
~
sNffindv be iYsr al 81 fiie Est fe anE
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The following complains yield with certainty

w meH power
Asthma, ~, '',,:i'
Bilious Complaints
B2wels-deGcieRt.a .ac-l
ton in s...s5,.i;.::::.:4s. =
Catarih, I. -. : - {, 8. - z.
Constipation, -. s /.
Cough of Pregnancy,
Cos,iveness, /:
Diarfhea, I.
Dyspepsia. &. \ 8, u
DysPeptic Colsump,.
,tion,
Digestion-iniperfsct,
Erysipclas, ~. :; y; z;
fS..J. - - =
Epilepsy, ,r3,. =,
FeVer-low Nesvous,
in1t!e,lmi!tte'Dtr NJ! q tie Remit.
Fltfor lbns, or y. Is
: fWhiteS, = 8:
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STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLlNA
EDGEFtEED DISTRICT.
IN THEECOURTts OF ORDINARY.
DY JOHN HILL; ESQ, Ordinary Of
lDse Edge6eld District >: ....,s.,-:..
Whereas Charles 5Nickerson, hath ap-
Piled tolne for L Letlers OF Administration.
On all and singular. The goods and challes,
rights and:.cfedits Of Pleasant Burnett, jr.
late of the. District, aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore,to cl'e and admon-
ish ali aud singular. The kindred aud cred
ilors ocfslhe said deceased, TO he, and appear
herore me, al our next Ordinary's Court
for said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field Cour, House, on. the 7lh day of Feb
ruary next, 10 show cause. if any, why
,he said. administration should not be
granted. .s 3. -;
Given under my hand and seal, this tbs
25!hs day OIL :Jaruary. in The year Of our
Lord QUE, thousand eight bupdred and
forty-eish,, and in the 72i year Of Amer
can independence.
.sa-e5a JOHN HILL,,O. E. D.
hJans26 2t Z
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ESastCle kSOg ting GJOs sSss,
hichtoge,her with alEariicles in our line will
be sold 9asaowas they can be procured In Ham
burg or Augu .z:3ss... - /.
3ssss5 VIM KETC HaMS CO. -
Hamburg, s. C.Aus. eli If 29i2
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ed Yvirfue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa-
I'D cias, l will proceed 10 sell at Edge:
field Court House, on lie frs. Monday
and Tuesday following in February next,
the following property, in the following
The daily crescent., 1848-11-20
nATnY CREsCENT.


49, The PhiIadeiphia correspondent of the New
81 Fvsf,ira Mirror says: The inmates Of hand
-, dqyeIling in Fourth street were startled one
s-ir, by lie loud and repeated ringing Of their
L. LsIl On answering the summons, the ser
o Guy, .as told to send down the head of the house,
Who. 90 making ms appearances was auuieSSeN
W. he following fashion;
TooI here, my fne fellow, you must quit these
rrsuaises forthwith - :;
What for I" asked the owner Of the house, IN
amazement -. ,d ,.;d for the pro.
oertv and now bold the deeds IN my PGssesslon ;,
p e Van have mistaken the premises, llmaglne;:
oNoI haven't. know what m about. thls
- balongs To me, aud you must move. give
~. efsen minutes TO carry of your iurnlture-a1-
,,rat lime all that s left belongs 70 me. Come
k,,d.sa -, - ~ once. Leave, ! tell you "
n Vas plain that the fellow was crazy SO the
gentleman thought 1t would Dc Dest 10 IIe@' INN
9ooJ-humoredy, and replied, >,
q we'll. was certain that / owned this house
All a mistake, a." interrupted the looney. j.,
"Rut III as YOU say, the property is yours, and
mns 90. do MT you think yon cughtio give me day
or Two 70 look up'anOther house Z"
No. sir-no! / have done too much for you
already. Is this your gratitude g
But my wife and children g
"They must 60, too ~
81 don't stir a step till you get writof ejec.
ton" p, Ia =.
Ioonev and proceeding carry his threat into exc
cution. the owner of the dwelling was forced TO
knock him down, and then sendio an officer to
take him off WheR the officer came the crazy
man swore he would not stir step unless the other
went too-that the property was hs-he : had
bought and paid for it, which the angel Gabriel
could prove"
The poor fellow had lately escaped from luna
tic asylum. He was sent back.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-20
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
In " DEPARTMENT.

FEvHE LECTURES and COURSE of INSTRUCTION
MONDAY Of November next and continue until the ist Of
May They are intended to embrace the most important
tiondI ana CoastitRtioRaI Laao
Lectures will be delivered upon the varous branches and
Those By Professor HENRY A. BULLARD win embrace:
Il ne 9tgfy o. e aemSa PAW Iron ~ fhe gsI Hs
Law according to the most approved method OF the Ger
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes of France and
Spain. ~: An outline of the Land Titles in Louisiana,
Those By Professor TaEoDoRE H. Mc,ALEs, viii treat
Of l. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the rights
other Maritime toIs general average, Salvage. Civil and
Military Manners Goatsct @ Marine InsgIsnSe snd ny
Repairing and Supplying OF ShIps IL International Law
the absolute rights Of States International rights of States
their Pacific and Hostile relations, Treaties of Peace and
Courts Of the United States, embracing the Original and APP
pelate Jurisdiction of the Supreme and Circuit Courts and
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts of Admiralty
The Lectures Of Professor RAEDELL HUsr will treat Of:
l. Commercial Law relates to MERCANTILE persons, Mer
eante Property and Contracts and MERCANTILE Remedies
and Corporations OF Principal and agents OF Bills OF Ex
change and Promissory Notes and Shipping, OF Baments
and Contracts with Carriers, Contracts of Aeghment by
Charter party and for Conveyance in general Ship Of
Freight, Jettison and Average; Salvage and insurance.
H. The Criminal Law and Practice IN Courts of Criminal
jurisdiction ,gnd-III. of the Law of Evidence.
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
Pleadings in Civil Gases at Common Law and-II Consh
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures Oh
the Rights of Persons and the Conflict of Laws.
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs, ESQ, will assist Adjunct Pro-
lessor IN the department of the Civil Law.
Students viii be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character.
The degree Of Bachelor of Laws win be conferred only on
those who shall have attended two Courses Of Lectures
full after having studied least year the
office Of Copnseor At Law and alter stc examnaton
by all the Professors During the Course there will be fire.
Quent examinations.
There viii be organized also Moot Court which will be
holden every week, presided by Of the Pro-
fessOTs.
t The price Of Tickets for the Course fixed at 800
925 for each Professor.
ii. A. BULLARD, Dean of the Faculty
New Orleans. June /. 1913. ;e5 5nn
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MAaUTREls pAqUERRRoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thank for the liberal patron
ID age bestowed on him since he first had the honor of
introducing the DAGUERREQTYPE into NewOreans,
five years ago. during which time he has taken portraits
exhibited at the FAIR composition with Others taken by
the best operator from New York. and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits will continue be whist they always have been
the His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements der0us Of instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine VOgtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city al other articles the
Plates at &2 per dozen Sc0vis No for SO 2guaraned
best plates made in the United States Cases % 75 and
SO 50; NewY0rk Cameras at $16.
E-T Orders from the country promptly attended to.
~ Entrance No. CAMP street mill tfs
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR PARMELEE would inform his friends and the
IL public that be asretuned from the North and located
himself at No. 81 HEvIA STREET, between Philppa and
Baonne Streets where he all times be seen by those
who wish consHlt him the treatment of diseases
whether acute or chronic local general and particularly
that classes generally called SECRET DISEASES
- His office for consultation with females and treat
menf Of diseases Of and children Is on Heya street
third door from Phippa. He would invite those SUFFERING
70 give him call and guarantees safe and permane1i
Will attend in any part Of the city when re0nired
oSI I'm NO, OF HEYIA STREET.