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SoUrn CARoLlSlAS OFrcE.
Columbia, June ,, 1913.

COl. II W. GUNNER, was 'S"u oy 'bo
President.
SoUTH CARoLiSIAN Office.
Columbia, June 5, 1913.
To the Hon. JOHN BELyoN O'NEALL,
President ofthe Newbe"y Agricultural So
ciety.
Dear Sir:-Believing that great spur
can be given. by the proper distribution OF
pre- .niulns. 10 tho Agricultural spirit Of
Newberry, take pleasure in placing at
your disposal 20 copies Of line current vol-
ume of The Southern Cultiva,er, to be dis
lrbuled in Tspsniy Premiums. such as you
may designate~Said Premiums to be a
warded Ut he mex, annual meeting Of the
Ncwberrv Agricultural Society
Very respectfully, yours. &C.,
A. G. SUMNER
'Whercuron, i. was Resolved. That The
following premiums be offered at The next
annual meeting of rhia Sority. viz:
1st. For the best TwsIer Plow. COM
plete for use; one copy Of The current Vol
ume The Southern Cullivatcr,
81. For The best Bar Shear. or other
Plnw, which shall he most efleclual in
turning uuder, the Pea Vine, or other Veg
etahe Cual, from the surface: one copy
of the same.
Bird. For The best Plow for the cultiva.
lion of Cotton. one ditto.
4th. For the best Plow for the culIiva
ion of Coru; one do.
9Th. For the best Harrow for putting in
small grau one do.
9th. For he best Thresher; one ditto.
7th, For the best Fan for cleuuinS small
grain; one do.
Slh. For the best method Of putting in
Wheat; one do.
9Th. For The most efcctual method Of
preventing Smut in Wheat, tested by long
experience: one do.
10Th. For the best essay on The preven.
lion Of Rust in Whea,; one do.
lllh. For the best barrel of Flour of the
present crop: nne do,
18th. For the best mode Of preparing
Wheat, to be srouud into Flour, and the
barrels which are TO contain il, thai will
longest preserve the Flour sweet; one do.
I3lh, For the best specimen Of Indian
Corn in The Ear; Que DO. go.
l4,h. For the best method of planting
and cultiva,ins. d Corn crop, Que do.
18Th. For the best and most ecnnomi.
cal mode Of preparing Corn for food for
Stock; ono do.
10Th. For the best arranged Farm for
cullivalion, preservation. and produce; one
do.
17ih. For The best mnde Of planting aud
culivalius a Corn crop; one do.
l5ih. The hest specimen Of Irish Pnta-
toes. with the mode Of cu'livaIng ithe
specimen exhibited to be not less than a
PEEK ona do.
l9;h. For The best specimen Of Wafer
Melons, (no, less than five TO be exhibit
ed /; one DO.
2Olh. For the best mode Of prcparing .
,he ground. planting and cuilivaliug Tur-
nip crop; one do.
2lst. For the best Domestic Cheese one
COP; of ,!i- Carolina House Wife.
22nh. For The best specimen of Butter
one copy oi Thorn'on's Southern Gardc.
ner.
Resolyed. That A. c. darlington. Esq
bc requested 10 deliver the Annual AL
dress at Tie next regular meeting Of thi:
SucleIy.
Resolved, unanimously, That the thanks
of the New berry Agricultural Society. be
rendered 10 Col. A. e. SuMMEs, for The
liberal and appropriate donation. of 20 co.
pies of the current volume Of the Southern
Cutivaror. which he has placed al The
disposal nfIhe Executive Committee (ol
The benefit Of the Society.
JONES. II. s.
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N0TaCE.. 'oa !

BY THE CONSENT OF PARTIES:
FE7IlE Pnprrs pertaining. 10 the estate of
& William Ferguson. decd. being in my
hands. all those indebted to the estate, by note
made payable to Cullen O'Neal. FIX tor in
right of his VILE are required tn make pay
nent, and those having demands to preseut
them properly allesIed 10 mr. -,
JOHN HILL. o. Z. D.
may 81 3ln ~
.5"DT3EE.
q LII those indebted to The estate Of BAIL
IA Lowe, deceased, are requested 10 make
payment, anl ll'rse having demands to present
them properly a,tesrrd
JOHN HILL, 0. E. D.
may 81 81 10
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Take Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBLVILLE DISTRICT.

AID DLN l. LII l)ltc h!C L.
EMTiiEREAS, the last VIII and Testament
Wv Of Edward Collier, deceased. was ad-
mlrtcd TO Prohatn. in common form. in Uidlua-
ry on 25ili May last, and there brIn. no proper
"r Legal EXECUTORS To the said VIII, aud Il Pc,
titIonand Suggestion beiu, presented and sled
by Wan. L. Collier and pIhcrs, le.atces next
Of kin. requesting the Ordinary TO carry ont the
prnySio, Of the said WIN rs requiirtl h" The
Act of Assembly passed 1876. in SucI, cases;
therefore. an order was passed on said petition
granting the payer thereof, and The esialc ~
now in the custody OF David LesIy. Ordinary
of AhbevIe District. for administration.
Ailpeisnus therefore .liuYiug demands against
the said estate, will pieS!nt their nneS or other
wiilicu evidences ut Indebtedness. together
with IL Il copy thereof; aud Those who have
accounts against the estate will have them pro-
ven. ns the M'c reyn:rcS merchants and Shppkeey-
frs tn prove their accounts OF siItS instituted in
,hn Court nf Common Pleas VIZ. that no part
thereof wa. paid IN the lifetime Of the leslalor
by settlement discount or otherwise, nor since
his DEATH and that all discounts have bcen al.
lowed.
all demands whntevcr must be presented
without tuIlure on or before the first day nf
Decenlbe. next; and all those indebted To the
estate (escept thosu who have running accounIs
at the Blacksmith shops mills, &c for the pre-.
Sent year. who will he required 10 settle by the
25h Of December) mrsl make immediate pay.
ment, as 10 indulgence can be given; for as all
the residue and trrnander of the estate will be
sold this ensuing fall. it becomes necessary to
know by li,at ,f:na iic full extent OF the '!cbts,
in order that the Executor may turn q, or the
specific lr.acics without future Liabilities.
DAVID LESLEY, o. a. n. ~ Ex'or.
june II l2w II
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FRoM TnF WEST lSuIEs.-The steam.
ship Great Western arrived this mourning
from 81. Thomas via Bermatla. Left The
former on the lsl inst. aud the latter on
the 6ih.
We learn by this arrival that on the 22d
of May the slave population al Martinique
was in a slate Of rebellion. and bef.re il was
suhdaed many of tho white inhabitants
were Murdered. II is added that the au-
'horises of The island were very lax in their
eiler,s 10 pu stop to the outbreak. Qua
daIoupe was quiet.-N. Y. Commercial.
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NaesisaI NEW GOODS
At Roberts Cheap Cash
6 Tl "a Es II.

PRICES TO :;uiT til" TlMES.
a MOTHER fiog>hca.: Of thur unc4aatcd
"a SUGAR. II po"nts for 81 CO..
MuLASSES, same as last. 81! cents 4
ga"r.
Factory Yarn. Ill Numbers.
Best Itin COFFEE Mt l0l lbs. f. 81 GO,
. Jars l.oriIlarIS haccaboy snuff,
gross pressed (irc cul Tobacco,
Pocket krivos, ilandsaw Files,
Carreiitci'S Knob LurkS.
Trace Chains. Percussion caps.
Gnnpuwrler, Hcnhcn Milk Pals,
Tack liamncr+. Shoe brushes,
Su>pand"r. and Pearl SHIRT Buttons,
Fish h"oLS, ;eiInw and white Fish Lines,
COrk>crrws, Shot and Lead
Which. with nv well selected stock rrcelv-
ing constant additions. will sell low. Tor Cash.
K. s. ROBERTS.
may 81 II ID
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~ A. u. M.
JACKSON, BUTTS COUNTY, GA.

JACKSON. BUTTS COUNTY. GA. !
f5'-s,E April 20th, A. l.. 5e4S-
"a Taregular Communication Of ST. Johns
IA Lodge. No. As. uf Ancient Free Masons
this day held, MACK GOODWIN. n member
of this Lodge, wal duly expelled from the
Lodgeaor namasonic cnIducL
By orderef the Lodge!
~ w r. BANKSTON, Src'ry.
June22 = :. % 81
10 Masonic Papers will please copy.
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BHsGer Lodge .N0. ~.
4. %. o. If

C. Regularmeeting of this Lodge will
be held OH Monday evening next at
O'Clock, JOHN LYON Sec.
Juue 81 Ii %
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PIY1tc ROaH'NaaaS House..
RTko. AlcCLINTOCK viii he glad 10
lvH take u few BOARDERS at SiO-per
'aonll. exclusive of Washing and Lights Her
house Is convenient to the Academy, and well
adapted 10 the accommodation Of Students. z
junc7 II 90
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From tie South Carolininn.

At Meeting of the Executive Com
miltee the Newbeiry Agricultural Sorie-
", held this iay. The folIuwius letter from
Col. A. G. SUMNER, was read by The
President
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the insect quits working. Ii is alleged
lhat-as soonsas the worm comes in'con>
tact with this mixture death Immediately
eusues. III - ,aaz5 st y. ~
4ib. Encircle the,tree just about the
grouud with tobacco snuff. ass. y,
II any ono thinks proper try one or
all of these preventativrs, and the result
should be satisfactory, communicate the
same to the public. would regard the
destruction of our Pine forests as an
irreparablc calamity, to prevent such a
catastrophe every feasible inslumena'1y
aughl 10 be resorted to. $50.
have heard that a strong decoctior
Of sag Kills SOME insects al once-we'
the Tree all arounl with brush jusl
above the ground, about inches wide,
about twice week until the calamity
is past. DAVID EWARI.
Columbia, May 27, lS4S.
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Bibic Burning in Cork.-A correspon-
den, of the Kerry Evening Post gives au
account Of the burning Of Bibles by priest
ofNewmarke', country of Cork. Twenty
TWO Bibles he says, were thrown iuIo the
flames, surouuded Ivy hundreds Of rtjuic-
ing spectators, who, with clubs, threw the
flaming Bibles into the air, and, ashley
fell. beat them back inln flames, shouting,
We will beat aud burn The life oul Of
them Part of The towu appeared illuni.
mated, as il in commemorative Of some
great pational victory. This scene was
repeated OH the following day
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Decision of tile Suryeme Conrt in
the carlisle SlaUc Riot Casc.-.An ar
gument took place during last week on
writ Of error, b"fore the Supreme
Court, now sitting at tiarrisburgh, in tie
case of the eleven coored men who
were committed al Carlisle last year on
a Charge ofriot, growing ont of an al
tempt 10 remove some aledgcd fugitive
slaves ont of that place by their master
the particulars Of which were given at
the time Of their occurrence. Each OF
the dei"ndcnts was sentenced to under
goimprisonment in the Eastern Peniten.
liary lor the term Of three years. The
counsel fol the defendenls contended
that The Court erred is sentencing them
10 imprisonment in the Eastern Peniipn-
tiary, The offence being but misdemea>
nor, for which The law authorizes incar-
ccraIinn in the prison Of the county
where ll,r-allance is committed. The
Deputies Attorney General for Cun,>
drrland county, appeared in behalf Of
the Commonwealth, and Charles Glib
bIons, Esq, for the prisoners. The
Court drc'ied to Sci asId, me judgement
Of the Court below, and on. Tuesday
the keeper Of the penitentiary received
a discharge for the prisoners, all of wliuml
were discharged.
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Df.sL. ID. EseA.ange,
Surg con Dentist,

3:;lEs :fElSO Ny HaRLESTO Ns&.AUGUSrA.r
: Gan be found at Mr.. sPANN'sf HOTEL,
for. g few days only -; ..s
Afew months or longer Indulgence will be
given 10 all responsible persons, who may dcs
sire.il. Thus they may fully ties, my "work, "
before paying for it, =,
Refer to DR. u. A. Rodrigues, Surgeon
Dentist, in Charleston. and to many of the
most respectable fa'niIiesin Augusta and Ham
burg.
June2 OFF
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Tgg@s During my absence, for Il short time
from, the Suite, N. l.. GRiFFiS. Esq
will act as my Attorney; persuns indebted lc
me will please make payment TO Inn.
G.. II. GOODMAN.
I June l9, le4S. If %
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Suit Dccided.-Thc Memphis Enquirer
says: The city Of Nashville subscribed
S500:000 10 the stock of the Chattanooga
and Nashville Railroad. Several Of her
citizens thought is an unconstitutional act
and 10 save The burden of so much addi-
tinnal taxation, we presume, fled bill
praying that lhr subscription be declared
unlawful aud void, and that the corpora
ton he enioined from paying the stock.
The case was tried in the Nashville Chan
Gerry Court few days Stree. and 'he bill
was dissolved-lhec court declaring the sub:
scriplion constitutional and lawful. This
is n very important decision. The COM
pIainants, defeated in Chancery. have de
termincd 10 take the case by appeal TO the
Supreme Court of the State
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
L.4W ID EP.4RIyMEyy,I, ,,,,,,,,,

TEHHE LECTURES and COURSE of INSTRUCTION
MONDAY of November next and continue until the LIST of
May They intended to embrace the most important
tioral and ConstitutionaI Las0.
Lectures will be delivered upon the various branches and
Those by Professor HENRY A. BULLARD viii embrace;
l. The history Of the Roman Law from the earliest times;
H. An analysis of the general Principles OF the Roman Civil
Law according 70 the most approved method Of the ter
Spain. ~. An outline Of the Land Titles in Louisiana,
Those BY Professor THEoDoRE H. MoCGLEB, viii treat
OF ond az and Wartime net Ley me g
other Maritime tos general average, Salvage. Civil and
pohecatons and contracts for Maritime Services in Building,
Repairing and supplying OF Ships. IL. International Law
the absolute rights Of States international rights of States
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties of Peace and
Private International Law LII The Jurisdiction Of the
Courts Of the United States embracing the Original and APP
Pelae Jurisdiction Of the Supreme and Circuit Courts and
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts of Admiralty
he Lectures Of Professor kAEDELL HgHG will treat t Of
camille Property and CONTRACTS and Mercantile Remedies
change and PTomssory Notes and Shipping OF Baime1ts
Charter party and for Conveyance in general Ship of
Freight, Jetson and Average; Salvage and Insurance;
H. The Criminal Law and Practice in Courts of Criminal
Jurisdiction and-III. of the Law Of Evidence
Professor THOMAS b. MONROE will Lecture upon: /.
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice,
Pieadngs IN Civil Cases at Common Law, and-I. COnsh
Chief Justice EUsT1s will deliver series of Lectures on
the Rights of Persons and the Conflict Of Laws
CHRISTIAN RosELIUs ESQ, will assist Adjunct Pro-
fess0r in the Department Of the Civil Law.
Students will be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character.
The degree Of Bachelor of Laws viii be conferred only ON
those who shall have attended two Courses of Lectures or
full after having studied at least year the
office Of Counsellor at Law and after strict examination
by all the Professors During the Course there will be fire.
Quent examinations
There will be organized also Moot Court which will be
holden every week. presided by of the Pro-
fessOrs.
~ The price of Tickets for the Course fixed at 800
or $25 for each Professor
ii. A. BULLARD. Dean of the Faculty.
New Orleans. June l. 1913. a5 SIM
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No. 80 CUSTOyMH0 USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUIRED
UNTIL A CURE Is EFFECTED.-Prvate Diseases cuied
In lew days by regular physician without mercury
other poisonous medicines at Nc So CRst0OSs street.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
Of the forms Of certain Disease his general adyeF
sement IN another column The treatment adopted by h
Is that which has the approval of the distinguishes
geOns of Paris, London and New York and rs univegs
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cue IN
the worst cases OF constitutional syphilis gOnorrha s
uTe enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases ind
by certain solitary practice, etc. etc. be obi liue
to moral certainty. If application be made those whose
Intelligence skill and experience be relied on Since y
Mullen opened IN this city, all the many cases come
under his care have been cured without single exeenon
Some OF these were year standing. One Gaze
OF tncturs ~ year Old has been cured the surprise Of
patient The gentleman (whose responsibility Is known 10
the citizens Of New Onean at hand and (by his Isrm
SOM can De referred To- Dr. NJ treatment of strCuTes
not known South of New York His treatment ri 0ono
ThRa and glee is the perfect ever discovered n e ~
shortest safest and suTest The patient takes NO copay
cu0eb tupentine, or other doses but cure 4 o
tanned IN one OF two days without pain nconyenepee a.
the time named. = S'se Willie
IMPOTENCY.-fOun others who bv saxuaI avoes.
or sepoluon may have bIoUg ht Themselves nv IL
painful consequences resulting from unresfrained nr
sehce OF the PASSIONS such premature impoenev ri
gnafy seminal emissions, general debility constitn ma
arrangement, NAV consult Dr.. Mullen with honogahs r
n9enee he offers them perfect cure. The srctest sere
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No "a On,
tcmnouse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN. MD
-ther No s. fustnrnhnn-s straaf WIS ~
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PHILApELPHIA wHERLwRIeHTs WoRK.

THE subscribers. Agents for the well known manufaetov
- OF WILLOW CHELDs & CO., Philadelphia have now
anaing and in store extensive assortment of every de-
sSr7guoq Of Wheewnghts work, follows
the tread: S Si' - .eeis' iaOli . " OLaciies On
X sis extra heavy Dray Wheels 4x1 inches on tread;
sizes. = " @sVAs Win anu "iIOut D0uiea, vail
On \ gress non and wooden axes m M and Ak inches
" Carts light and heavv.
100 Wheebarrows with s1h';e; a.,
81 Canal Barr0Rs i'tAs Sessi
The above stock will he inc-...s 4 a
Rhlladepha which viii enaha 49, " every a5flfa IRON
ment ~ ss oa, 2 sIgeF and more complete asso
ms market Prices viii be reasonab t zen 9ieIea n
articles fully guaranteed terms liberal, and all
IA EMERSON, TOURNE b m
l55 Tchouptonist a
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
THE "a AEERNnRpn cns1n,,.u

Have on file array of eer;ifeafes uro,a e,rrszuss
aDlaty these have been submitted to a number Of gents
men q sa. aislneIion and reputation, who have gT
hereDy certify that have examined large nunbef
teslmonlas exhibited 70 me by the Graefanlre Compalr
relative 20 the merits OF their medicines and fske pea5
IN SAVING thas they seem to be genuine and entitled @
confidence OF the public Ny personal accnaintance wt
OF the members of the Company fully instiies me in e.
pressing the opinion that their medicines are worthy Of
N;sso YORK. Jan. 70. 1913. FRANCIS HALL
hereby certify that have examined number Of TESTING
Has exhibited 70 me ny the Graefenbefg Company FeaH
TO the merits OF their medicines; and take peassre in
that they present evidence Of genuipenss and are Ties
fore entitled 70 the confidence OF the pubje
January 49, 1913. N BANGs.
The Graetenberg Company having submitted 10 me ls
number Of estimonlas to which the names Of Tie Rev
Bangs, " D. and Francis Hail. ESQ. Of New YORK ae
hxed as having examined said testimonials and found t
genuine take great pleasure in certifying thar the a
named gentlemen Of the very highest standng and
spectably, and that their names should give me greats
weight % any thing to which they attach them.
Threat Seal Mayor d pbs civ o 81 Si,,yo
'hGgor's Office, CitvHax Jan. II, 1877.
Kzv TheRev. N. BAEes. d. d IL one If -. mod -
6Tated ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church;
FRANCIS HAIL, ESQ is equally ceiebrated as the edorp
p4opnetoi OF tne Rev ofk Commercial Advertiser apz
Va General gent for Louisiana and Mississippi
u. HANSBROUGH. " Camp street New Orleans u
TO whom applications for Agencies may be addrsssed
:, ~ For sale By WELD & Co. Periodical Agents,
lamp street; ALFRED HUNTER. cor ,sr of Exchafs
tis.ee ana CustQnll0use ST.; 4. VAN FFIiSON, co.,
saasaz.he ana 8artso9mew IS; ]. WRIGHT Y co.
1Iy5. COOK, Postmaster City Of Lafayette; J. T. VIZ
corner Camp and St. Mary steetg; JOa
Fyt1l4h Eli corner Leyee and Seventh Streets aiaTsA
saa I'iAAa Ss BENE0T, Canoltoa. La.
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EXPERIMENTATION.

By ISAAC JOHNSON Go9enor 81 the Stas Of Louisiana
WHEREAS. The failure appronate specifically the
wv fund provided BY law for the SUPPORT Of the Free Pub
- - lie Schools Of this State must exert
80 - z sss unless prevented in time. a highly
pTeludicial influence on the ersat
49, cause OF education and the best IN
ieress OF humanity; aud whereas the Importance Of the
matter in this view of it, appears 70 call Tor te consideration
CT the Legislature at period earlier Than thar OF its
feguarsOn January 1850 and 70 form an exLaoinafy
occasion such as in my gment renders necessary the con.
venton Of the two Houses may be praeteable;
do, therefore, by this my proclamation, convene the TWO
Houses Of the Legislature to meet at the State house IN the
city OF New Orleans the Frst Monday IN December next
being the fourth day Of said month and require the respect
Senators and Representatives then and there 70
order that they may devise and adopt such measures 70 put
in successful operation the Free Public Schools Of the state
Them the exercise of their wisdom and DISCRETION
may expedent and proper and receive such nfora
relation to the affairs of the State generally as at tat
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the state, et
r, New Orleans this twenty-t day of August, lo4s,
liz 81 and Of the Independence of the United States the
seventy third year. ..
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary of State. au23
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q CARD.

q CAhDs
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED. -Rn0R-
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run, cOnsJ IT,
IRg physicians for the of private diseases owing to
utter disqualification OF those who profess such
deem to be nothing but act of kindness towards II
unfortunately afflicted, well sheer justice to Dr. MI
LEN No So HSt0h0Hse street. to state that in the
1916 was sOrey afflicted with syphilis in its worst and moA
appalling FORM and for several months together unte
the best regular medical practice could obtain New Oh
leans, without being at all beneftted-ndeed grew wore
at length heard OF DIR. MueRs great reputation. ap.
piled to him. and tony great joy in three weeks he restore
perfect health Subscribed New Orleans Jan q 1877
lyl5 I'm SAMUEL Robertson.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
nR. PARmELEE would inform his friends and the
II public that he has returned from the Moth and located
himself at No 81 HEvIA STREET, between Phippa and
Baronne Streets where he can at all times be by those
who wish to consult him the treatment Of diseases
whether acute chronic local general aud particularly
that classes generally called SECRET DISEASES.
EE His Office for consultation with females and treat
ment OF diseases Of and children, Heva street,
third door from Philippe He would invite those suffering
to give him call, and guarantees safe and permanent
cure Will attend in any part of the city when required
o3l I'm NO OF HEVAA STREET.
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ITO THOSE AFFLIEEfHEnn1 G MIrr

NO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS,
A EASES-The reputation ofthe writer's so well estab
shed that all that necessary those who have be
unfortunate have contracted any of those dread
tH diseases known and called Secret Diseases in
OF their various FORMS is that the writer after
oessiq practice OF t9entysx years confined strictly to We
nefea Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood lhaving teate
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope many
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physician
without receiving benefit is enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should any Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement theJ
would do well to call at No. s. CUsT0MHoUsE STREET. he
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the benefits
Of the subscribers long and successful experience
Jyl5 I'm B. f. MULLEN, IS CustOmhOuse st