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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-12
F.A.93MI a M RIs9
IRON HOO PS A Nd TIE s
FOR COTTON BAL s.
Prize 6 cents per- poua1d- 25 per eent, less then


Rape.
NY one considering the advantages Of Iron
II over Rope as nlaterial for binding cotton bales
n will be surprised that it has not been adopted
long since. In its security against fire there is an
Overwhelming reason for its adoption.
The Presses in the Seaport Cities have been the
main causeof its not being generally adopted; but,
now that objection is removed generally, and the
Orleans Press, the largest in n. o., give it the pre-
ference over rope The Fassmann IRON Hoop and
Tie is the Improvement of Que of the proprietors,
and is adopted from the fact, that it is found after
long experiment, to combine the greatest meritsin
simplicity and facility Of application of any one
yet made. tits soprepared asto require no change
for accomplishing. Thus obviating the only re.
naming difficulty at the sea board cities,
The hoops are sent of any length from eight to
ten feet and full guarantee given that nether the
Ties nor Hoops shall break. And further, chat all
cotton bound in them shall be received on the same
terms, at the Orleans Press as rope bound cotton.
The weight per bale is about the same as Rope,
OF one pound more or less
To showthe opinion Ship Masters have Off We
give the following, among numerous conmenda-
lions we have:
The undersigned masters Of vessels having had
cotton compressed with Decentralization Hoops
and Ties, herebyreeomme the same. The bales
being well compressed, and the buttons or hoops
never break when thrown down i'll the Ships hold
or waeny slowed:
LII. Gondey, Capt. Ship. Moses Davenport,
A. Robinson. &C s.s Madras.
James Tomas, q Henry,
4. Talbot. 4" Hareaseeket,
John Dean, {" James Flint,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-12

Iiners, aged about 70 years, weighs le5esfe
rs, about feet high, black complexion, las very
bad teeth, and rather down sceun!epanee when
spoken to. es sSsSs3s sas,s.s, &
,Harryis very near the. same size, and syers
black aged about 20 years. asessfe9s13 -
g They viii aim for Texas or New ORLEANS. Twill
give Fifty Dollars Reward for their delivery to me
on Bayou, Bauf, or lodged inJaiiat Alexandra,
Rapides Parish, SO that can. get them. ,saiesa
June /, lS59-tf j. w MCKINNEY.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-12

nj zero COTTON made in Texas, the best article
IN ever seen in THIS market, at III cents, also a
liz fine lot of Negro Shoes at SIS per dozen; and
a genersIstoek of Linseys and Kerssys, which will
be sold at two per profit cent by fs s. W. ii.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-12

HELL Cheney Springs.
Thurs siegastaI watering place, situated IN the
pariSheofS St. Landry, iii a beautiful rolling Piney
Woods, distant about SO miles from opeiousas,
will be opened on the 10th Of June next ~
for the reception Of visitors. N Esasa
These Springs are favorably known among the
|reope OF Western Louisiana as mineral waters OF
great efficiency III Chronic Diseases Of various kinds
their medicinal virtues having been fully tested
BIZ innumerable cures they have performed.
The services ofaa excellent Cook, a good Steward
and polite and attentive Servants have beenseeured
and fine Band Of Music engaged for the season.
Two lines of 0mniblsses viii connect with the.
Opelousis boats on and after the 18th of June, to-
take passengers to the Springs. ss.3 3zzss y
Persons visiting the above establishment may
have their Letters and papers sent to them to Ba
yon Chicot, P. O." and We viii send for tAem,.
IS Board and lodging per month. ...sS5 00s
g week 800. 10 90.
day $500. 2 90
Children and Servants, half price.
PATIN 4 DEL AH0USsAYE,
June Pm PRoRRIEToRs.
TsOR SALE.-2oOo bbls., Corn on ,Flagland Plan
i tatioA, apply to Hrs HICKMAN. 81
500 bbls. Go Il. on New Hope Plantation, apply
to ]. N Butler, ron the premises.
July ls-tf. P. T. HICKMAN.
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1LE,I.1.Nl1DZA 9.HOD |, = q,

1TE1.d.Ny1DZ14 s.HODS1s
/ TosEpTH FELLOWS, late Of the bt, H.
House Hotel, would respectfully. nfor r a Us
d public that has leasedthe building On ss sssS
sreeti the rear ofths Court House square a,'eg
occupied BY Dr.. Iansy where he 'e s sillR e
MA, sad IA see his friends and customers $40
p.The Houge has been therougs fenoyaterd, any,
will be opened Cor the reception Of boarders op''
abnnt the first day If February -. g,tas
he returns his sincere thanks to those rfo oI r.
tronizedlhim so literally Willie proprietoro OF t1s
House Hotel; hoping for a continuation OF olp
same infature. IT,. - ICY Yss1sl
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j GREATEST. INVENTION OF tbs ta6kh
~. 9 MIdaRRs. STEAM BOILER 5AAARa,.slla ",
4 NEW INTENTION ---P. a XEN7IDl lsSs'
Ygy yH0sE who use Steam Engines are .resIee.'
III fully requested 10 cali at the Machine es' IVY
.Aa Of Eyre & Chamberlain, and aezanhae W. wv
above ALARM. We have been appointed AgsaS
for itsss.e.. &. sfs 81 d sfe' ~.
i ALssfor sale, Rabbits NET Al, at 30 ceasapss
pound. Warranted equal to any eyersasedss hss
steaa, Whistles, and Ashapeits stsa4s Sassss
always onhand q ssg.a:.. = fs ;;59t''' -
u ALSO, Hollsy's patent PUMPS a,2.a ;I,sa
3 March a-tf 4 81 EYRE, & CHAMBERLAIN
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ID u N e / S a r Y !.
DIR. 2, NJ. LEE, (from the. Bal
.timore Dental College, having per-
Imanently located in Alexandria, La, respectfully
.ofersLs Professional services to such Of the citi
'aens Of Rapides and adjoining Parishes, as may
need the aid Of Dentist. - s,
DIR. LEE would sayithat he zig prepared to exc
cute alloperatiohs embraced in the Dental Art, if
entrusted to bis care, in the mos, skiful manner
and having purchased tho right to use Prof BLAN-
pY's Patent plastic process for mounting arti-
hcia teeth, and used the same in his practice for
some time, with perfect success III every case, be
unhesitatingE recommends II to all who may re-
|quire Dental substitutes. This process has many
advantages which cannot be attained By any Of
the old methods, While no other has any adyan.
|tage oven it; as to its strength, durability end
beauty hechallen nj es fort a comparison With any
knows process Tor mounting artificial teeth.
.... Those preterring it, viii be waited upon at
|theirresiIences zs =.
-. Office and residence corners Of Third and
Bayou Robert street, March 23-lY
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NOTICE ALL. persons having Notes q Is,
IN counts for Collection rthinlty miles O. BUT
Ferry, la, by placing them ni ;. hands, 1nse
business will be faithfully executed anu nonet
promptly returned. w. =. o. bohh, III
y BugR's FERRY, La. GaS, g, g.,
REFERENCES: I'D, Rachal, VIM J. -, Neal, L LgN
Texada, J. I. Hatch. TEsas--lo per cent, "a
y March 30, 1921 tm6m -. !. -. a-..ss<
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:. :a 4, =, e sSAlNFFORD'S .5sq !.
Liver. InsYig0rato1.,,
GNEVER DEBEI;ITA.TE

~ '.a!SN NEVER DEBELITATEIS.5 atE ~
TT 4sfGeMPouEDRD ENTIRELY FRoS GUNS
lnand has become an established fact a Standard
9lftlicinG, KNOWN and ap- proved by MI that have
used It, and d now resort F led to with confidence IN
the discaseS for which, lit Is reconineudgIi Et
o lthAs cured thousands within the lust two years
twhO had given upk ALL IA hopes of relief as tIie
NUMEROUS ollie II ed u certificates in nv no.
session slow l5J;l5lYDI y ETaIJTl sis I'Sh u
The dose must be ddap43 tied to tho ,temperament
Of the individual tallingi lit and used In such orhi
titles az to net gently on q the bowels
diEatesO fyoufi n Judgment guide YOU m
theitlse of the tLIfERls ,jLNIIG ORA 10 Rand Il
VIII cure LtUer1 C3m-i plq inLS BilliguS 4EQcEs&,
Dy$lepSid, Chronic De b EdrFtose S,ttRber ES,T6s
ptihtS, DgscNtEry ST. S5ui j6,ach, Hal
RGi C3siresSs,i Ch1ici n CIOtcrn, Cholera lYorIS
t4Otsrd dtdPtLtDl, F. tuellcf, JdLgdice, EkR1Ls
IeaEnesSeS. and may bel used successfully hs an
Ordinary FIItitly L9etlEEc3 teflie. ItwIGtr9 SICS
iLE1t D&9Lkk InsJtlWu-i 2 sands eau 9tEstify) IL
tI9cllty iftpO or Fl uroE Teaspoon ElS are
TAKEN itt ComnencenentlA of attack" ~ -
an HtchO lLse are gft- iH tctrJ testimony m
its favor, l.J.yT ft.-1Ti itTii s,Etrioff4,t ..s''
y 1n1lL.II4tTER. LlYlt9 THE MOUTH ICITTY
THE sLNFTGO11ATOR, AIVD SIy1LLOTJy' horn
TOGE7fIRR.i s@BI %! T. zG4uGI F'J0E 10 =
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
tEa S.: i5sass sg9;sss.:.s



I'M and aIeer Monday, tic 18th Of November $50.
NJ the passenger Traina will run daily asfOllowz:
FiTst-Fhe Great Southwestern, st. Louis CiDcin-
natl Columbus, Wheeling DeRwood; IIaitimsfe- and
Washington City Express leaves tTVheofg iIdiIy Mt
1lh0 A.iA- arriving in Baltimore at :I5 A. AZ CON
with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore at sos r. NJ ARRIVING at
BenWo6d at S:lS and Wheeling atS:4U AN ), connect.
ing with tho great Western Southwestern aud North
western HpreSs This train only stops for meals and
supplying etgimo with iiiel land water. . ~
Socond2Thc Northwestern, Cleveland; GliicRsaiSt
Louis indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati Columbus
wheeling Benwood. Baltimore, and Wellington CITY
Express departs daily except Saturday at s3n'P NJ
and arrives at baltimore at 4:55 p. NJ connecting with
etTains -fOT-the Eastere-
turning, leaves Baltmore Mt 7:45 A. NJ and ARRIVING
ut benEpol 9s r 6Sqnl wheeling et .2:i5 A. sd This
train stops ath regular stations
Wheeling anil Cumberland Accommodates train
leayesw eeng daily. Sundays excepted ut $50 M
arriving In Cumberland at GAG aP.AI pReturnIntI
iesSes S9Plerla9dAt SIS AM and arrives ATM heel
tnEat 6:t0 PSl. This train stops at I'LL stations
Chese trains all mako close connection'with trains
for tie Western oties.'r = ttsr-Ty IL; -
~, .-.Z.,'9 ,'-.'4i = ',ss'iJ. T! FORD, Agent
. W: = SMITH Master of transportation 4'ssiP.T
u. III. lloLE.Ge lItoketAgent! ar-nOv14-5a
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. .-Ll- -. PRlCES.

Full sctt 90 largo Eials III case md hook s. 90
~ : 20 80 -. plain, cnse and bOOE......4 90
Case OF /" numbered boxes apd boOk..........2y 90
SSss fanT numbered boxes and book, ..!.....l CO
Single numbered boxes with directions >!
Single lettEfC boxest \ - : --e - -. ~
Large Physicians CASE lag OF walls Is "
..,.. OUR REMEDIES By MAIL.
Look over the list make cup case of what Kind yna
eLo"Ee 9pl enclosethe amount in ctrFent nOts or
stamps by mail to address. nj No 662 lroawa'.
New fdrR! and tIlnGl icjne wilpb duly returned b!
mail OF express, free OF charge. ,,t....
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COUGHS AND COLDs

A clergyman of tfrsBsptIst Church: well known in
illinois, writing to says II have been for souIv time
seriously afflicted with bleeding plies and regard
et my case MS severe One-at one time indeed iopc
Less but IhaTe used your medicine (pile Specife and
am cred;T have NO Ilonbt you ara laying the world
under great and lasting Obiigationn
gentleman of so years, well and favorably known
Delaware county. New IGrk, lrll beena
lyric the piles for ~ years. Sometimes from
stvn ilomorFlage pain and suffering he was reduced
TO- the verge Of the grave For Searslre had dragged
ont miserable existence confirmed Invalid disqual-
hstl for any bushes antEfo almost burden it is
needless to aud that he had tried all sorts Of remedies,
ft1n allstFts Sof i0OCtOrs 70 little pnrp6ie lie
snltel me lEo years ago and Recommended 0l:r lille
Specific: With 6ccal6liuIy, a Dyspepsia Pill From
this he beSAp 10 Improve, and since has had
Eetiops turn of piles. From the first month nj 10 a
yeaT past he lAd EXCEPTIONALLY symptoms Of Ii4 old
Complaint; but fey doses Of the Pile Pills you'd dis
perd It ALL ad for orn than ycar past 10 has been
entirely well Of tile piles. more brilliant cure is
scarcely to DO found in the annals Of medicine.
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TRlAFTsPoRTATIoN. /
iss.nn .THIEiGENLEF y
PEHNSFLYA ly4Ag1 FE ROAD.

Ts1.. 60 :. - - - :.
r. S3 ~
nh cs.it, .I5. I5.5 - ~ -
an YtgIJ5{6 DC - fCo6ntTy.GffsItSJ .ii' - '4''
1Jbraa. fEs ss.:I rrit3..;=. i
= Il :
BETWEEN fPlTTSDURGH& PHILADELPuIA.
Connecting direct in tho Uiiion DeIot al
with through Trains fronail western 06tis5 for PhSs
delphis, New York, tBoston more and ySn0 n
ton Gsy thus Furnishing facilities for, transport
fort by anyother route .- s sFfs9 A'e ~
Express and Fast Limos through tn Phiadolphh.l
Smoking are attached to eas in
Sleeping Cars to Express and Past Trdlns The 70 H
press runs Daily, Mai and Past Line sunday,
York. Express and Fast lines connect fF TSisimoFe
and lthgton: bai % jEsfla III
last NF-LeaTes Pit tsburgh. (excepk Sunday att
500 A. NJ; ARRIVING ut Philadelphia at 500 nj M;
New York at 1915 r. M;Balttth6re at 700 2. m "t
6 500 a; Msarriyipg at PhadeIphiSat 1925 psi;
NG ExP TTk q $40 Al
~ Ma arTtE4s ut philadelphia York
SIX daily Trains between Philadelphia aud New
York Two Daily Trims between New York and Boa-.
ton. Through Ticket (all Raip ore good either Of
th al y Trims = .lsl;t-s53 III sd
Fail ff rs 0T 9i Tm5s va Norwich
TICKETS EASTWARD may be obtained at any Gf
tle important tntl Offices in fYestialso, OBJ
OF the reulQr Ling Of Steamers p the Mississippi
or Ohio Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWaRDfht tile
Office of the Company i'll Boston, New York. baltimore
III
Faro, Fl ways; as low as by. any o tlhei,,
Route.
r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PITTSBURGH.I
THE completion of the w cstern connections OF tho
PennsylSdnia Rail Road to Olticago makes thJs tho
ni,,.ct Is 49,, sV' '-' s'-U "
49, y 81 2
~ 80 80 .SS 5tiiiii, i.,lIs,,
", LtsaS ~ inc ran ltoaq brldge
Eo;It oi'Ilis M ierTlaGe OIL
tGSss ron JjTS III iti ~ g
fSS IiSt W Ht Freight and
'tatf1IsS :SliItcf2tEG EAS4HAIe Df.ciu find it q
- 10 Fit S 20 tStLe " tgtS lfoEtf. : as Is
* S III 9E
n NJ es sif!fr q ne following agents Of tho
P"'ty n /. sTJ,,,,. nm, 80. 49, - -, ." -
DoyIy Co g. y 2i9 ~
2S5yiIih q my u; n e Cog
1T:i1 u q; .IoHSSToS tlpley Vi ItMCNEEtT,
pSsSInei S w 9hSshS 9 SAorpER ,Portsnoutk o.:
SaPi5SHs Sts Senspt2ISlste lpd4iI h Nv BROWN &
n Va 9 SlrcinIat vi
~ y. ~ -1;lqIs9n1 1nu hilL1N BSGHAN,
= T ky' "a Evansville Ind
Mo- JONI ~ nm SSsbGiIIs E TaSS st. L9gls
HI HIS y Memphis NJ Terms CE4RkE Co. Chicago III;
buouc To,S0 EreiIt GbLE Du
d diff points in tl,e West - -Fs' ri
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No family should be without -nvuluable cum,
tRst4 They alr the only remedies Perfectly aGapI'7!
lis armed nniEreparcl dIinst tic Appttltof israse
and can meet it atthe threshold and keep il at lay
disease perfectly cures tlut " hiG by
u be relieved by long aud tedious hours Of suffering,
iElnll4i GithThes9 ntlr1Rl. SUu not obliged TO
await the coming Of that often distant. well eX-
pcnsivE luxury, adoctor nor DO drugetl poison
el, or blisterel be. bN may yourself nipnisirs
tltesbnplc specific, md reeturs tie Iuly current 81
life again to health and joy. There cannot only hYi
FURY Nrise many eec from their nee bun the general
iniusnSs nE"n the constitution. beyond all question "
most beneficial. ~.
az .t:,l...G7 > AGENTS NYANTED.9y5
We desire active, efHccnt agent, for the sale 81
led States. iA Address, Dr.P.1IU9IpHhBiS& ~
49, No. SGD broadway, N.l
sg-sold by E, BOOKING, 4GsSi. Wheeling Va
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u snailntS AIN TO RD'Sta H.|tt p
s,E AMI L T. ATHARTIC. PILLS,
80 gy..IoCoNrrhrNDEn. FRn,l-i


Fare TegetabIs Extracts and mt nm IL, IN |SS T.
SES, -1irtTIPItts aud ugaI keso in anu rJiHatLc !
Tho FAMILY .-LLI-I .tTIi4ETyIir PILLS "a n
gentle ButaGtSe hdrL "a IticWhich ttI9 6rretor
has used in lis practice moro than twenty y6nrss
me c4nst;tly increas- ling demand from those
who have long usetI the II lETLLS and tho sntis-
4iucti6n which all rxprcs5 in regard 10 4heF flise
has Induced mo 10 place = them within tho reach
of nil. iA
Tho Profession well know that different en-
th2TtlcS net on different 10 partitions Of tle rwrls z
The EdJIILY CITE, I4R71C, Pill Inns, with
due reference to this = WELT established fic
beeH compounded frDmEiai variety Uf tic pIiri,st
Vegetable; Z xtracts,isl which act nliko ON eve
ry part of tho eemehta-F4 IrY canal and nrG 0ooI
anil FIJI. all cases Il where n (;atlarfic isIreI
dGd, such! as DeraHgE-ls54 Hrcnts of the 96ESVcI
Sfcpiuexs Pliiis, IA, ther Back and L0i,x Cstirss
ness, Thin and Soreness 0rrr he IpLOIs bo7y from
sudden cold which frt-l4 qucntly. II elected. end
sin long cOnrsG of EEr1s Loss of 4Iosfiie a CrcrD-
Vg .SfHsHtjon. If CpEi ore1,, die GOIy RestIsts-
ness, Headache, or ireiLt q n he had iii Ipti,,-
mallory DiSed&e5 WORMS IN iihf1e or t1IuUS Rbsu
ndtiSEl, great IUrifGF of the Blood and many Ills
eases to which flesh Is heir too numerous to mention
in this advertisement D6Ee 1 to g.
< i.rg 9y3i3 PRICE 3 DLRIES. IN 4,
The LIVER ISyfGORATpE and FAMILY CA
TllARTIC PILLS arc retaed by Druggists general
and soldNTilocsIle by the Trlie in Ill the large
townsI.tGtf o ST. lNF0RD. 81 d. ~! =
a1I .ait-ag SiPquyyGtHEer and Proprietor, ,
Agents, II. IL IoGk sC0.5 ~ dec9IdSwi " :!
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New. Wine & Iliol1or Store.

: LOTW b " 44IO % lI44UOI SIOEOs
,TTInE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY neg s.
e generally, thnt he has this day opened Wholesale
And Retail Wine and Liquor Store, connected With
Bar-room, at No. Is Main street. door above the
Bank Of Wheeling where he will constantly keep OIL
haad full assortment Of pure Wines, Brandies Whs-
ki05 Gin, Rum, Cigars, &c. ..-als-.g -
Ast is my intention to keep nothing but purS stuff.
and to pay the closest to all entrusted
me, hope tn receive share Of public patronage
:, which earnestly Polieit. CONRAD STROBEL.
= III -. ,g.., 4.f,-,s.,. ty12-0o-eH
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EsDTCA Az,
tae MRS. wINsbONy.
Az nurse and Reiuae Physician presents
to the attention Of mothers, her -
SOOTHING SXRIIP:

70 sRoR CHILDREN TERFnISGi
htcL greatly facilitates tho procCss of teetinp
sottching the gums reducing all
lay ALL and sl,asnlc S action ,IDHfI : -.
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BALFITIORE
CONNIE r.cl;iial College

FOUNDED a.! 49, 1854
90 .'..i. 81 iL%o3C'ATT f d, 'l4'thf-s
Cor. Baltihiore and Cllarles-Sts.,
'''l - 5BALT1 VI ORE, MD
ITNFIls INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MQSf
III prosperous and hOurisng condition. Twicefdf-
Eng t's last Two years 5!st been necary to GPt,n
cresing number of Students representing hs1rly
every Staten the Union .i.sizi!s's, suf
IL now occupies one OF, the most cOlspcuaG' and
desfrably located buildings In the city Tlik rooms
are ,GGinno diously arranged SPACIOUS and Elegantly
Tile advantages and facilities here offered 10 young
men desiring 10 qualify Themselves ropeFF for the
various duties Of tile Counting RoGn or t. obtain
thorough Practical Cuisines Edtcuti0i generally, are
unsurpassed. in any particular by amy similar cstab-
ltshnent In tile United States. -, Il
FACULTY.
. .'.4 =. .i''A ~ Elk lLOSfERg = Il. t.i'ifgt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gntie Science of.lecUunts Com
4 i,tr..!f'I InercG, Business CustOmsjeic. ~. "a.
,.s,-.,.s J, NJ. PHILIiPS,5
Professor ofthe Theory mud Pr7tct 81 Book coping
Fhe q md Commercial Calculations. -
rqfti f.Ef,2t II. II. DAYIES,S 80 .. t.t
27a9jA Associate !tIE I R9isIi9F e lSKeepipC
Professor of business Ind ornaintntnl PonmanShip.
.Hi= - ~. 8. T-WILLIANS, Eso,Fs .r5l...r :
REV! f; YEATES REESE. u. H., {
- 'lb Lecturer OIL Commercial Ethics. f.
lIE5I u'l-olry TRUSTEES: ft.-i. -aaty 4
Hon. :IIio. +. Kennedy, lion, Joshua Yonsapt,
5 iS b Tsf T Fsa Nm Ka5 ASseE Esq7
TIls College, Is provided NTH Commercial Library
Ct Standard Works, expressly for the use of Tho Stu
zach Student htts dsE to himself, and Is sepa.
'T5ttelS fhStrlcted IF: - -iuE ~7EESGt'H ~
There boing no Ypeasiep during tho year, Students
The time usnHll equrd to tile full course,
from IA weeks. ii,tau A.i1s:.aI an 10!
A DIPLOMA is awarded 10 NIL Graduates. s.7.y,s
a large and Beautifully 0rnancnted Circular, con-
tanning upwards of sII SQUARE FEET representing the
ilaralte designs penunnsIlip &q.y sent BY mail
tree IF charge HcSnmplned with catalogue giving fill
p - Ea4uiun I'D .pgE sTe1 iBaIiimore Ma.
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;l07c ~ -. course the NORTH Was their cry=-sy .
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.sy sInt like young cots to shie coytsE az
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.gs 81 Ell oh funny three hundred .ie,is .vi.I
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go Ei93sd ZIG pEoe; g rhl7 i d I'D -
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No more their gold they'd see az
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ss . Northern phlhbot0my y - - sEg'lispS"l sU
psleE Lures like 'Jacko- lights,7t 's go 7'l|lsA-
p~slf!ilTt 1gliSOYer the border bO2s 's--i F-s
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ga g,,Ls r. That thus they blunderodi li..-. Il
tto ~ i Three hundred burning lHutLil1 t.a 50 JLG-
-is- r.. RoE Southern learning l---.,l.s y -
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l,i1rs Was better, far better,i-l: C-.S- t.- u.;
ssts .; Than fres pEefs and speech .s - Loo
VIC Which Northern Professors teach .,,f..l
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r,,,r North keeps the, rich fund.- II l,L1r,r.
ie.sni. They go Richmond q, ..,, ~. Is5r
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