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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05
j. HI. Bro SS ~,
BRT GG1ST & APOFUECARF.
Chicago Stree. Eax, Nj;

Chicago Street, Easa Joliet. m. )
MOULD inform his old customers and ths
w puoiic generally, that he is now receiving
the largest assortment nf Drugs Msdicnes, Paints.
Olis' Vanish, Brushes, Patent medicines, horse
and Cattle medicine, Perfus1erY. Dye-s.cffs. &c
ever before broughl 10 this market, which ne viii
EN- On me most lea 'onabIo terms nOng which
Paints, Dye Stuffs, &c,
n'ae& Ieah, chroine green, cniome yellow, Paris
green' Hake white, drop lake, carrnine, refined ind
common lamp black, lirharge, gold, silver and
copper leaf, broh2e, stnalls. pumice stone, sand
paper, fresh putty, prussian blue, red Isad, rose
PINK, r0cus marts, vandike brown sua br own,
venetian feds English: terra de sienna. lumber,
FefdegrIs, ultra marine rosin, yellow oeher, an
natto or otter. ext. lOgw ood, madder indigo, red
sanders, wedgwood mnrters, spatulas, Evans Ian
GETS caiheters, gum elastic rings.
TteStf sMeaicSSsgSs
Troopers, Moffats, Brandreths, PhInneys Smiths
sugar coated, Persian, Elmoras, Lees, HibbaTds.
Braggs, Poor man., and Oriental Pills, balsam OF
wild cherry, 2henix biuers. Beekman's syrup,
inila, chQtag1gue Indian tonic, F..sgatess ano-
dyns cordiat, FhOIhpspns eye water, Farrels ara
bian lInament, nerve and bdme ,Tinament, Town
sehhs celebrated sarsapariIla syrup. Sheffnan's
Grafenburg's and Fahhestnck's medicines.
80, PERFU NJ cry &
SpIoshe wafer, ears oil, rose oil, Sc water,
lavender water, ext. amelia, balm Of columbia,
nay rum, antique oil. tonqua beans. smelling salts
toilet powdaF, "ttO roses. shaving cream, teeth
brushes, india and i.idelible ink, taina nds, pre-
pared cocoa, and a variety OF shaving and toilet
soap
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MATTESON & PRESTON.
Conn mission and
FORWARDING MERE UANTS.

st. Louis. Missouri.
JOEL A. MATTEs"N. John B. PRESTON.
REF. FENCES.
capt. CALVIN ase, S.. LOuas:
u smith ~ fownsend, .NeW Orleans:
A W,lker, t.q BIton r age;
Benjamin W4ce, Esq, NatelEss;
Msssrs. Williams & Lawrence. Quincyi
1 N Morris, Esq do
l.. z Sanger. E q, GGienG;
Msasrs WadswcrIr, Dyer x Chaplin, Chicago;
- OgIen Jones, do
Wil!iam G0od.ng, Esq. Lockport;
Gen Jacob Fry, do
Messrs. Mntteson Il Bradner, Joliet;
Walker 4 Tickling, ottatca;
{" Cushnan K CIridley, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq +, LGsatte;
ID Hough, do
James d salap, Esq :. Jacksonville;
Messrs 20. rsnius 4 Grswold. Peoria;
IS Phelps & Bourlnnd, do
Mos.rs. Bradnsr 4 Go !, Ms~ York:
David Leaviti, fsq., do
Msssrs Suydam, Sage & &c. do
Corning, Horner & Co., Albany;
4 Williams, Esq UtfcG;
Messrs Kimberly, Psass & Co., Buffalo;
Joy &sWeEster, ~ do
Reed, Parks Co. Bearer:
" Bobb II Bishop, Cleveland;
buToWs q Co., t1c1HHGh; @
Williams " Dilworth, Pttts6u,g;
6 Knapp &. Totem, do
E.&Fo Faber, do
D Harmon, Esq, Peru;
dessrs. Hoffman Il Goats, do
T Brewster, Esq. do
\ Il R,dg4ly, Esq, Springfield;
c Webster, Esq, do
WIN Fenh, Esq, LGcoh; Ht.sF.i
Messrs Dudley WardTow, Hennepin;
Chas C JHl.ox, Esq, Pek1n,:
Cash Advances made on Oonsign.
f-.s.- manfQ
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Thsra IS nothing al the Ierm of a medical COM
pouni which mas had so EXTENSIVE aud RAPID
sale, which has given such UNIVERSAL salts
FACTION. which has accomplished so many E. tina
ORDINARY CURES of almost every variety and
stage of disease, Jana which maintains its Teputs
ton so perfectly uaiarnished in every trial, as
Nc ALisTER's ALL-HEAI.ING OINTMENT. Its sue
cess in curing the diseases. in their most
dangerous and hopeless stages, fas surpassed the
most sG: g,,iae expectations OF lis Proprietor and
its friends.
Sold wholesale and retailby w. B. SLOAN
Genei al Agent, American Temperance RuildiuE,
hicago; nd for sale by e II Woodruff, TVse
Joliet. Ii Brown, East do, and Merr.l &
jenkins, LockpoTt. =
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menta.

Referring toIur Card aDoVe we take this coca
81 IN to solicit Consignments of Merchandize, Ell.
ther for safe here Forwarding to other points.
We shall confne Ourselves 10 Commission an
Forwarding Business and feel confident in ass.
ring yoIthat o0r experience ia bu:inees, and sac-
quaintance generally 1T the country, will enable
us 10 giv' any business vita which we NAV be
avored, the most satisfactory a,ttn Iion. -
Any person wishing to have groceries of any
kind, or any other article pIrcnased in St Louis
or New Orleans I'd shipped {, them. ca, have il
done BY sending their orders to us fol two an. q
hal per cent. on the money invested Persons
doing retail basiness any where west Of Detroit.
or in any other dire tor. can depend upon having
thsir orders filed at as ow rates. ii they sen 10
us, and perhaps lower than they could by coming
themselves. Every attention. shall be given in
having goods put up in good order and shipped a,
low rates, ,howeysr small the amount NAV be tha,
is sent 10 Ms To be invested. Ii shall be done
promptly and toprdsr. ttT2F
MATTESON PRESTON.
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PERFuMERvNC

hYESFUFFS. larg" assortment Of the very
~ best qdaiitIPs, fnr sale cheap at
jill BROWNS.
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DIeeo.UT1oN,

Inc business will hereafter be conducted at
the same place by the Subscriber who will be
happy to see all the friends of the old concern.
and as many new ones as can possibly make ~
their minds TO bug Goods cheap.
I3 I AMES II MnDOI1E
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Stepped Out,

stepped Out,
LNNOh tie subscriber, Oh the 18th inst, an
l. apprentice girl, named ELIZA ANN KELSEY,
a"nut 10 years # age. All persons are warned
against harhoring or trusting her on my account
Any person returning said runaway, shall receive
one cent reward
NORMAND IEaWTEV
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BUSHELS OF WINTER WHEAT
- wanted Immediately, for whicn CASH
'ctH be paid, within from to cents of Chicago
pIIces, delivered at our Store in Joliet. None
wanted but best quality.
MATTESON & B2ADNER.
joliet, Aug 18th, 1913.
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A NEW supply o. Farrei's jusIIy celebrated
~ AR NBiAN LINIANlEN L, the best aurse
Lin'ament ever discovered, just received and
I sale al the P o. Drug Store
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TEMPLAR iIoDsE, No. 16-meets every Friday evening
at Crescent Hall, Camp st; Qfheens-G w n Baly vi
Harmon DOane, g Dudley Chdse secretary Ed"dIu
CyovrN.rT IopGE, No 17--rneets in the Hall of Wash
ipgOn Lodge No. 3, Third Municipality. every Tuesday
evening Officers for the present ten-D FORBES n VI
jacob birneyer G; Thomas w YanWyck, Secretary;
Wheeler, Treasurer.
NAT1orAb LODGE No 1S-meets every Friday evening
at lis Chares OfIices-E. j. Gomez CT V. Ales
man G; A. Gonzales Vigil Sec'y; j. Rabasa Treasurer
ErofLE P0bAIRE, NO9-meets every Wednesday evening
at Friendship Hail. JIG Chart5es St. SfheeH-C MS Amme
n 6; r. de Armas c. 7. Beau, IT,; Ed Barnet, Sec j.
MAGNOLIA Lopez, No 22-Ineets every Monday evening
at7a clock, Al Friendship Han, Il5 Ghartre QBceS-
w. Emerson. q; V. Boullemet, q; K. F. HanisoR
Sec'y r. J. Morrison, Treasurer.
INTERIOR DEMONSTRATIONS Lodge, No 9, meets at
Bayou Sara. De- soto Lodge No z, at Baton Rouge.
-. Mays Lodge, no 70 at Franklin Meth Lodge, No
u, at Shreveport Louisiana Encampmenl, NO z at
GRAND ENGAGEMENT OF PATRIARCHS-meets
at Friendship Hail. Chartres street, --- "a n
evening" G9teerS-C W Wht q N Z, l q rat
w Sen'r Warden; II. ?. Andrews, " z T.
Junior Warden Il. W. Olmsted, R w G ScHbe S. w.
Kirkland, " G Treasurer
WILDEY ENGAGEMENT, No. 1-meets in the Hall
of Grand Lodge h and Sd Saturdays OF each month
Ofcers-ThOma II. Shields, @ p VIM. w. Herbert, Ii p
l. Orchard w; I. A. johnson, w; +. Deesdernler, s.
IL. Williams, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON. ENCAMPNIENT-Me in the Hall
of Washington Lodge No 3, Marigny Buildings Third
Mgncpay, the first and third Mondays OF every month
Officers for the present teTmG Andrews, G p Geo Hooper,
II p; R Webb, W. John s Maunsel Scribe; n w
Moore Treasurer Dimeyer, W.
HOBAH ENCAMPIENT, No. 3--meets at Crescent
Hail. 10 Camp St. ri and 4h Saturdays of each MONTH
w; Joshua Jackson, W. G. w. r. Bailey, Scrbe Geo
Z. LawrasOn7 Treasurer.
La SALE ENCAMPMENT No; 5,-Instituted 18Th
March, 1913 Meets the first and third Thursday of each
month"; at friendship Hall, No l6 Charres street OH
cers-W. l.. Cushing q P ; w. McDuf, II P; =. J. Co
mezi " l.. r. Tower, SCRIBE t. W. Race Treasurer
w. II. Foster, w.
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MEDICAL GARD.
SOUTHERN MEDIoAL oFFIo

IN DIG AL q FLU
No. IL CARONDELET ST.
Two THE PUBLlC--Nine years permanently located 9
this city, combined with the UNMARRIED pect
liar system Of treatment for Syphilc, MeTcunal and al
Chronic complaints has met with during that time has uy
and sOundly established our reputation.
The Southern Mldlcal Office No II CdrORdetet Stred
established IN 1870 Tor the of all Chronic affections s.
with few exceptions, known TO all the only object OF q
card is to inform those who know not its location, that o.
ced with any of those private diseases which uni0r
natey so prevalent they can consult US with certainty ana
guarantee of
To those especially who from an immoderate Of Met
curry alpracce or Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes ON
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the chest,
biOches the skin ulcers in the throat general deby
have ruined their constitution recommend 10 call upon
for confident that the prompt and permanent e
lief they viii derive from the active effects OF our treatment,
will at once convince them of Capabiy OF fulfilling what
profess.
We do not boast Of making rapid and haty cures but
satisfaction is perform thorough and radical ones IN -
short aspace ofme possibly be done, with adyan'
tage and safety to the patient.
We will not here through newspaper medium, enter a
elaborate remarks regarding yenerea affections, IL
disease that unfortunately pTevade all ranks of society W
and poor, matrimonial and sngie all will observe is If
class his peculiar with any Of these that describe
tease,) by calling at office will give him. free h
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire
1t often happens that -tlmed of shame dread
OfdlscOvery dete patient from applying 10 those who rom
education and responsibility, can betend him. delaying
treatment till all the constitutional symptoms Of this hoH
disease make their appearance.
10 suCh the doctor pledges himself to the mot
invOsbe secrecy and from his extensive practice and
enee he can confidently recommend safe and speedy cq
l.. q. THOMSON.
Office No Is CarORdeZet street between Canal and Corr
mon sign Of the Marble Asculapian Statue Private en-.
trance first door TO the right Of No 49, in Carondes street
EIVs egfess Doth Uncommon and CaTOndeest5. myo I'm
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l. o. o. E,
Itn1e' Races OF Hotatng Bsetsags and 0cers QftAs
SeperlL Ln1res

Several T,Qfres
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISiAYA-meets O. n
quarterly IN January, April July and October, ~ r.
at the Grand Lodge Hall, corner of TchOuptou, X
change. Ofieers-y d Stewart, NJ w G Master Aug tHs
Phelps, r w D Master; Jas Walters Z w Warden
g Treasurer w Whitall, r w c Chaplain; Paisley
Shields, w G Guardian.
LOUISIANA LODGE No I-neets in the Hall of the Grand
Lodge On FRIDAY night; Qficen-U. Tyson, G. J. T.
hammond, G j. H. Bechte, Secretary S. Hopkins, Jr.
permanent Secretary; II. Williams Treasurer.
WASHINGTON LODGE, No 3-Iaeets in Mangnys build
Maqnsel, G John s. Maunsei, V G; John HGyman,
y; N. w. Moore, Treasurer.
UNION LoDGE, No. 6-meets in Hall of the Grand Lodge
on Monday night. Ofioer-Geo W. Shaw, G.; Bernard
Cohen, g. Sidney Relf Sec'y; f. L. Milken, Perm
Sso'y; Samuel Fulton. Treasurer
CRESCENT LoDeE, No. 8-meets every Thursday evening
at Crescent Hall, IN Camp street 0feers-Geo. c. Lawa-
son; Ct Henry D. Ogden, G; Geo. W Christy, sec'y;
u. w Olmsed Permit Sec'y; Richard Swain Trsasur er
JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 9-meex every Tuesday evening
at their au TchouptOulas street above Jackson Laay-
cite. Observation-Disclosures w Vaught N @: This Cook
V G; - BuTdett, Sec'y z. r. Beach, Treas'r
TEUToEIA LODGE, No. 10-neets every Tuesday evening
Philip Willmann. G Julius Fulda, g; J. Z. Meyer,
FTeas'r; Adolf Solomon, Sec'y,
ORLEANS LoDGE, No. 1i-meets every Tuesday evening
4 regent Hall IN Camp s. OttceTs-B F. sIpms = q
EeImt sec'y; Joseph EtteT, TTeas'r
-0o94ERcIAL LODGE, No. Iz-meets at the Hall Of the
eerI every Wednesday evening At clock ON
Z Brown, n g; VIM H. Foster, @; 7: n Blake,
SG y - Glover Permit Secy VIM l.. Cushing, Treas
oEIRP laoDSE No. I3-meets every Thursday evening
dras and az ls al of the Grand Lodge corner Of Poy
w IT. Perm seey; j. g. Taylor g' TrsPs 1s0 *
I i1opSE, 10 i4ameets every Wednesday evening
n q; T. w. Rodd, G; A. b BEN SEW. HI Flash r.
DELTA LoBeE, No l5--mees every hToadav NIGHT at :
son BsmaEd Msgl0ne, @ ] q gesastFSSg
Seo'y; 7 g1iken, Tgeasurpf NeeAs'Psa'
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MEDICAL NFFInE-

No. 80 CUSTOshHO USE STREET, N. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-PTiyate Diseases cufd
IN lew days by regular PHI stefan, without mercury 81
9gher poisonous medicines, at No, 80 CStOmh05e Strte
New Orleans, Louisiana
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any OF the forms of certain Disease, TO his general adyel
ssment another column The treatment adopted By hhh
IS that which has the approval Of the most distinguished a
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent CUE N
the WOfst of constitutional syphilis gOnOuhGa, h;
uTe, enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases ndlu
by csaln solitary practice etc, etc. now be OBJ he
TO n4ai certainty IT application be made to those "is5
Intelligence skill and experience be relied on since W
Mullen opened in this city all the many thar have cons
under his have been cured without single eNCeJ.
Some fthese of years standing. One remaTkabe C
OF structure ~ old, has been cured to the surprise 81
patient. The gentleman (whOse respecabty Is known
the citizens OF New OIeanr) is at hand and (by his eh
not known South of New York His treatment Of gong.
hga and geet is the perfect discovered II IS us
shortest, safest and suest The patient takes no copav
cubebs, tupentine other nauseus doses but cure o.
tanned N one or two days without pain, neon
change OF diet So No pay unless cure IS ELECTED WINS
the time named
iMPOTKNCY.-Y men OF Others who, by sexual zce =
or sepOutiOn, may have ught themselves any Of ~
painful consequences resulting rem an unrestlaued hLl
gence OF the passions, such premature impoency nV
untay seminal emissions general debility cOnsiui ma
hdence he Offers them perfect cure. The sacieai seef
Br Masp be consulted daily At his Office \ o. g ca"
toshouse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN, ~. D.
"@'ahsI No. s9 Oasssmhovss stssst. iyi5 37
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Masonic.

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
MASQES-bolds its Grand Annual COmmunica- .
QGeers-M r. Dudley, N w Grand Master; Th. ~
CoemSb " q seSot a tang ' es5i5 Gyms " NJ
9 Junier Warden Daniel Blair, G Treas'r; w. H..
Benbfook Junior Deacon O. p Clarke, NJ G CHAPLAIN;
a. J. Williams G Marshal; J. A. Staats, Tyler.
Lodges under the Jurisdiction of tie Grand Lodge of La
GEORGE WAsHINGTQE LOpGE, No. l. meets on the LIST
b eSc s6S oo az o and f
streets ss QfcerST7W 2. Coleman, w O. p Lehman,
Treasurer; 7. J. Martin $ d. A. Wntercast, J D.
DUDLEY LoDGE, No 2-mees in the city of Lafayette,
the Sd Monday of each month"; at the Odd Fellows Hail.
J. P Mcmillan w j. Michel "; l. PHILIPS. Tras RI r
w; A. Arms, seey; J. w. McNamee, Sd; J. c. Wingard
D; J. Brooks, Tyler.
WARREN LODGE, No. 3-mees on the I'd Tuesday in each
month, the CaTOtOn Railroad Depot of BaIonne
S w: John Claiborne w; TusE Sec'y: J. Lands
Treas'r; n Williamson, S d. Joseph N. Bates, d. J. A
MARION LODGE No 4neets on the 4th Tuesday of each
month At l9 Common St +. Qf5eerS-L D. REYNOLDS w
VIM ArmstroGg Secretary John Ho6na Tressi,,rar "
W. Richardson, S ID Q. Collins, J d; Alex Mclean, Tyler
~ THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE, No 5meets on the LIST
road peP9t. QGesrs-W. 4. Howard, w NJ A. c. La
batt, w J. o. Harris w A. s. Jones, Secretary "
RAYMOND Treasurer; J. w. Deshea D P. Myers, J D.
HIRAM LODsE, No. 6-meets on the Sd Wednesday of
SCR m2Rl9 ~ l9 Common St CtEsrTp 81 BenbrP3k
James rarely Secretary; = MOncaster Treasurer Jos
Mos , u JOhn oOuthwel, } ID.
EUREKA Lopez. No. 8-meets in Lafayette on the LIST
Wednesday Ct s2ih month b. On Lsys s. near JACKSON g,
DenngeT J W +. Kateyer. Treasurer: j. b Clements
Secretary; J. F. Thorpe, s ID s. RewbuTger d J. CU
berlson, Tyler
ALPHA Lopez No 8-meets on the LIST and Cd Saturday
OF each month, in the Masonic Hall, IS Common ST. or
eerS-James Z. HaTsock, w NJ w. II. Hutchings S W ;
u Frudeag, w; Theodore J. Martin Secretary; Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer.
ST. JoHN Lopez No. 9-1msets On the 3D. Tuesday of
each month"; at the Masonic Hall corner OF Baronne and
Perdldo sts. OHcers-J. NJ. Wisdom, w NJ j. w Car
roll w J. mcRae, J w w. G. Kendall Secretary n
J. Pegram, Treasurer; R. COifman, D..
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No 9, of ROYAL "a
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate jurisdc- - 81 &Sz
ton OF the General Grand Chapter for the United 50 q
Statehood their monthly meetings the inst ~
Monday evening OF each month, the Masonic Hall over
the CaTOtOn Railroad Depot, of BaOune and Per-
dido streets OtCen-F. H. Lewis, Il p d. Blair Sec y
New ERA CHAPTER ROYAL ARCH MAsOFs-under
the immediate jurisdiction Of the General Grand Chapter Of
the United Stateshod Their monthly meetings on the q
Monday evening Of each month"; at the Masonic Hail. over
the Carr0Hton Railroad Depot Of Bal0nne and Perddo
sis. ofiCeR-JOha Gedge II P; Il. ~ Summers sec'Y
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n Q Q 81 81
, -IST or cvoroE BOOKS,

LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
ON the Sciences Of PHRENoLQGY RI f950i IS
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practical standard Work O By rs 5 S&LN F,,er
PHYSIOLOGY ANIMAL AND MENTAL ..a.i...ii. "
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The most powerful Temperance document IN t'fih'' q
M 81 Ph4enoogy applied selection Mons
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Designed for students Of their own character must IL II
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UNIvBRsLTY or LoULsIANA.

LII " l)EP.dH I.HEJN1.
TF1HE LECTURES and COURSE Of INSTRUCTION
in this Department wild commence on the SECOND
May. They are intended to embrace the most important
branches the Common and Ct1H LaO, Public, htsrHq-
Lectures viii be delivered the various branches and
Hose By Professor HeSRY A. BULLARp viii embrace
Abe history o. The Roman Law, from the earliest times
IL AN ANALYSIS Of me general Puncp OF the Roman CIyn
Law according TO the most approved method of the Ger
School Ill. The jurisprudence of Louisiana com
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes OF France and
Spain, ~. An outline OF the Land Titles Louisiana
whether derived from France Spain The United States
Those by Professor THEODORE II. McCALEB, will treat
Of /. Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights
and Obligations OF Masters and Mariners, Collisions and
other Maritime toIs, general average, Salvage, Civil and
Military, Mariners Contracts, Marine Insurance and Hy
pohecetons and contracts for Maritime Services in Building
Repairing and supplying OF ships H. International Law
embracing the Law OF Prize and the practice oil Prize Courts
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties Of Peace and
Private international Law III The Jurisdiction Of the
pellae Jurisdiction Of the Supreme and Circuit Courts and
he Ogna. iaLileon 81 me District Courts as Courts OF
The Lectures OF Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat of
l. Cqmmercla Law as relates to Mercantile persons Mer
camille Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies
These Lectures will treat OF Sole Traders Partnerships
change and Promiss0ry Notes and Shipping Of Baments
and Contracts with Carriers, Contracts Of Aeghtment by
Freight, JettisOn and Average; Salvage and Insurance
81 sale, GUARANTEES, Liens and Soppage in ansitu, etc
u. The Criminal Law and Practice in Courts of Criminal
Jurisdiction, and-fIL Of the Law of Evidence.
Professor THOMAS B. MONROE, viii Lecture upon 1.
5he common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice,
hisa1hgs IN Civil Gases at Common Law and-lI COnsh
Chef Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures on
uie Lllgh1 OF fersons and the Conflict OF Laws.
Ohls h0sELIUs, Esq, will assist Adjunct Pro-
lessor 10 tne department of the Civil Law.
otoushts WI oe expected to produce satisfactory evidence
Of good moral character
A ne degee q Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred only on
oS MO sna nave attended two Courses Of Lectures
Iu course aeI having studied least one year in the
~ m ~ dulsenOF S Law, and after stric. examination
by an he Professors During the Course tbgrs will be fe
quent examinations. 7e 'NSiS VIZ O0 III
There will be organized also Moot Court which win he
fessOB ~ OAs VI me TIO-
or SO Tor each Professor - NeI a. SAoO
Nevv slraang. June l. 1873
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24
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Agents have commenced making Sarsaparla Extracts
EXlrs, Bitte Extracts Of Yellow Dock ETC. They gene
rally put up in the same shaped bottles and of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they are on "
worthless limitations, and shOald be avoided
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