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THIBODAUX COLLEGE.

i TAKE pleasure in announcing to par
i ents guardians and the public in general that hav
ing secured the services Of competent gentlemen shall
henceoth, under the above conduct my institu.
ion on larger scale. The plan pursued will
be similar tO that adopted by best colleges, and the
tuition comprises al The branches usually taught in such
establishments.
am ready to receive boarder Of which, parental
will be taken,
Regular English Course. % per month.
Every addition Language. .....l -
Board (washinx NOT ineludsd,) $50 90 :" annum
For further particulars terms, eOsditions ec, Ap-
DIV to, CHARLES SCHIEFESTEIN, Principal.
n. B. prospectus will be Issued soon. 20tE
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Has o. hand every variety Of
Cooking and other Stoues and Grates.
o-manuflctures Clasiness Gfanulatos Casonetess
Sheet Loa Jaieo Boxes and everything connected with
his bustne ct the sho9te notice. and On he mot r.
sonab1e terms. 71-1,F 17fI-T
Hoping PAINTERS win Il 10 :hsiR own isteses b
encourage domestic manufactures he b 6staunedto d.
eve5ythng In the very best manner. 81 - !.
AlSO-Aeent 1oe the parishes Of IAfourehe and Tame
bonnie for the aae Of G. LEvuTS CORN and COH
CRUSHING MILL 1nf Pianees1
ALSO 49,
SfRATrS PA1kNT LIGHTNING ROD, De best II The
woEld. All On the most reasonable tsfmss iyll-ly
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~ Any thing better th.n shS sahjoined illustrations
"Cateeoreal Courtship We can ay assume no reader
Ne Csrss Tor many d.y has encountered:
NOVEL COURTSHIP.

NOVEL COURTSHIP.
= Ut enc night beside bluesyed girl
The IRE was out, and %, too. WAS her mosneF
A fDeblo fame aTound the lamp did curl,
Making faint shadows, blending in each csnef;
ehe had shsWloa, abo, reane@bef.
sWen, had beea 70 zee her every night
For thistssa days, and had meaking notion
10 pop the question, lhinking Az WAS right,
And once OF twice had made N awkward motion
To take her hand and stammeSd coughd and seutteTd
But somehow nothing 70 the point had utter'd
n thsughs this chance TOO god now to be lost,
hitched my chair up pretty Close beside hef,
Drew long breath, and then my legs crosSd,
Bent over, sighed, and for I've minutes eyed her;
And with hes feet upon the floor Was drumming.
II didn't know how 10 begin, or where
couldn't speak-the words were Away ehonnSs
scarce e0ud novel seem'd tied to the chair
hardly ksaahed-'twas iwfnlly provoking!
Ny heart end brain and limbs their power ssed losing
cAt length NV . bsindle tabhy eat
Walk purring up inviting me to pat hef;
Anidea came, eleetsic-lfke, n thai y
Ny doubts, like summer clouds, began 70 scatter;
And MD Come, Puas, ask Mary II she'll have me-
~srvas done II onee-she murder now Was ont.
The thing Was MI eyplain'd In hail . minute;
She hushd, and turning pussy-cas about,
eaid, Pussy, tell him " yesn her foot was In III
The cat had thus saved me my catexosy.
And here's he catastrophe 81 my story"
"Ls Rhody" turns out this through The columns of
ysovidenee Daily Journal.
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technical Observations.

A few days agoa couple Of men 60
Into fight, and Is consequence, it be
ing naturally the case, ring of excitet
Individuals got around the parties, and
each according % his own particular feel.
ings in tho matter, gave his advice.
Peg into him." said the shoemaker
hammer his upper leather for him-that'.
the kind-wax him, my lad-beat his SOU
cut for him."
.Cut into his ht old fol" said the
butcher; knock him On the head. Say
why don't yer punch his ribs I You're
= regular CALI you are! Knuckle him.
now yer got him, and make mince meal
0f him"
g Dress him vel !" said the taller asee
low he pants ! fell him give him I
stitch il his rise button up his lip, and
knock him bang up"
* Tan his hide" said the currier, "peel
tho bark Of his nose, and damage bis
skin." ss. a Ii ~
This suits me exactly,'' said the law.
yer; "get his head in chancery, and
bleed him till he pleads, then hs' Z good
ease" Then advancing to the other one
b said, he's doing you IN injury; he'a
perfectly erocious-aake the law on him
and I'll look ont for the remainder"
saw him strike him first" said the
carpenter. Nail him Knock his up.
wrights from under him; crosscut him
until he lies dormant. I'll bet . basket ol
ahavin0s m VIM. 0A CHM
Plug him 10 tho eye" said the
sobaccoia. Get up Double twist on him
ard then chaw him up. Don't let him
stamp you; give him ono on his niegel
1ead. .ss
Batter his form. said the printer.
= Squable bic matter for him and knock
Linn into pi." Then pitch him into Ill
where the devil can assert him, q hia
leisure. = sl - '.s . s.: 8
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PREPARED BY f -
DIR. JAMES G. AVER,

Practical and Analytical Chemlal
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-"It is iAs sift Of Poetry 70 haIlow every place N
which Il n0vesso breathe round nature an odoof nso
exquisite than the perfume Of the rose and to ahed Over
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The South Carolina AgrIcuIturist,

1'HE Executive Committee of the State Agri.
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The Farmers Guide

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
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DOCTOR HooFLAND,s
CELEBR RATED
German Bitters,
DIR. c. N. JACKSON. Philad'.., Pa.
,,,, WILL krrEcrUALLr CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
x Cnro"'e o, Nsroou' Debility, Disense. cf h.
h'd"ey' aud all diseases o'i.ing Jrom a die.
ordered LiUsr Or .S:o.sscs.
Such
as Constipa-
ton, Inward Piles,
Fulness. Blood 10 the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Funess or weight in the Stomach, Sour Er,c.
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St"mnci, Swimming or the Head. Hurried
aud difficult Breathing, FIuttcring at
til" Heat, Choking or Suffocating
Sensations when in lying
Posture. Dimness Of
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Webs be-
fore
- ,i+:Ht. Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
efficiency of Precipitation, Yellowness of the
I. and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
.'rb.. Dr., Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning in
Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and
.sie,t Depression Of Spirits.
In 'itrIhu'ing such valuable Medical proper
les Il; :lils remedy, no rash, Hm=arrantable
assertion is made, but is simply stated u fact ;
proven nndeniably aud conclusvey by the ex-
iranrd'nary cures. and benefits derived from its
"se under the direction of it's illustrous origin
at"r, DIR. Hoofland, among all classes of Euro.
p'an snci-ty and from the immense mnss of testi.
mony. from all parts of the American continent,
accumulated during the last ten years, in the
hands OF the present proprietor. The prevail
ence ,f diseases TO which the German Bittera
are adapted it is with sorrow we say it, is almost
universal, indeed there is scarcely n family
throughout the whole extent Of our country II,
which there cannot be found among its members
that peculiar saitow and languid appearance de.
n"ting diseased Liver, OF an ema.iated and
suffering Dvspeptic.
1t is usrd constantly in the practice OF u large
number OF the most prominent Physicians in the
slmony, in evidence Of its great virtues In con.
r!nson then, we would respectfully ask of oil
those afflicted with any of the above diseases to
give the Bitters trial, and rest assured il will
not be regretted IN proof of the statements above
made. all are invited to read attentiveIy, the
Memorabilia" or practical Receipt Book, -
Tor turner's and Families, containing a preat
number of useful receipts, in addition 10 the TIT
timony, in favor Of the Bitters, from the mos,
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OF the Union. All Agents, for the Bitters a:e
authorized to distribute the "Receipt Book"
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Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch
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For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the priu-
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st"rekeepers III every town in the United States,
aud Canada.
WARDLAw & LYON, Abbeville.
F. F. GARY, Cokesbury.
F. G. PAaks, Greenwood.
BoArwRIeHr d BARKuLoo CoIumbis.
April Is, 1855. 80 Iy
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Notice.
] LII persons having demands against the Es.
IA tate ofJOEL SMITH, deceased, are requested
to present them properly attested TO the under
signed, 10 whom also those indebted to the Estate
are requested to make payment
A. n. SMITH, p-,
. J. N. PERRIN. H
March ], 1855. IS If
cE Independent Press copy.
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Jan. IL, 1875
EDWARD WESTFIELD.

hDDEV ILLE CUURT HOUSE, SO. CA.
ETuRNS thanks for past favors and re.
IO spectfully solicitsa continuance of :ie same.
Tie keeps constantly OH hand, of his own man
uiacture, Large Assor ment of SADDLES.
HARNESS. BRlDLES. MARTINGALES, DC.
Also WHIPS. STiRRUP IRONS ind DlTTS.
Beng practical workman, he is prepared to
make to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness and
Military Equipments. ut short notice. and at ss
low prices ~ any Other establishment.
~ Particular attention paid to all kinds Of
Repairing. mav25
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no w 1RD Il S S OCLA TION,
PIIJ,A n IT, r. CPHIA PA

II I u II D Z II II n, n.
IL inal Weakness, Impotence. the Vice Of
Onanism, Masturbation, or Sclf-Ab,ise, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. with All account
of the errors aud dcceptions Of Quacks, and val
mahle advice TO the afflicted, by GEO. R. CAL
HOUN. NJ. d.. Consulting Surgeon of the How.
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with "Firulent and Epidemic Diseases" A
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Address DIR. GEO. r. CALHOUN,
No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Doc. 10, 1855. 81 3m
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HOSPITAL FOR NEGROES.
At AllgmSt:a On

WE Undersigned would call the attention
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Districts, to their INFIRMARY for SICK NE.
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Communications addressed to us at Augusta.
will meet with prompt attention.
H. F. CAMPBELL. Surgeon,
r. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
May 10, 1855. 8 If
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

" AViNG purchased other Lands more con-
LII vonient to ME, desire to sell my
:" GRAIN RIDGE PLANTATION,
in the Calhoun Settlement, adjoining lands OF
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Alston, containing 42e
Acres.
Persons wishing to purchase Lands, will do
we'll to call on me and examine the place, and
iiey viii find my terms and price reasonable.
ROB,f M. PALMER.
AbbevilIe, Nov. 10, 1855. 81 If
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