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0PELoUSAS LAND eTFICE.
OF PUBLIC LANDS To, BE RES
TOREu TO PRIVATE ENTRY.

NJ eTIgE is hereby given that, unaea,as rue
-y tions from Commissioner of the General
Land Office, OF the 9th February 1860, and in pns-
snance of the requirements of the 9Th clause of the
Circular Of 1st January 1886, we will be prepared
to receives e this Office At o'clock A. NJ, onthe
sth day Of June 1860, applications to enter the
underme eationed tracts Of public 1ands, being the
vacant tracts heretofore withheld frem sale or
entry, fnriew of the .Rail- Road Grant, uy Act Of
81 % q Jsuae 1876, not required BY said Grant
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r. BENGUEREL. Register.
JOHN POSEY. Receiver.
Land Office, Opelousas 7th April 1860
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aA1lsspRAAY g2Rll(aa
TX. L. M0urishing Remedy!
Invented and prepared bv
= M A r M A

YNytIE invent prof this new and Inyait1 bic rem
z edy has taken patents in Fran e. ENGLAND
Scotland, Ireland, Belgium and the limited
States.
The most chronic constipation Yields to the
Invigorating Cruel; it must be taken twice n
daY once in the morning and once in the evening.
In tn shape of asonp.
particular diet; it excites The appetite, and acts
fayorably on the digestive organs, and cures more
or less rapidly, but surely always, in every dis
ease Of the stomach, suctsas: ~
Dyspepsia, Gastrltis. Heartburn, Megrims, Sick
Headache, Pains in the stonache, Costsve
ness. Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, &C.. &c.
& The InvignratIug Cruel Is taken in different
WAYS; with broth-with salt or sWeetened milk
with OF without the oranga-aower water A
spoonful of It is sufficient. and should be put in
boiling milk and remain IS or 90 minutes.
r. 70 lie taken morning andss Sning.
The use of r.. Marmay' IS s SANITARY CRUEL,
has produced most salutary effects, which we
hastent to make knoWnsto the public at large
Among all its ether good qualities. which are
universally aeknoW ledged 1t has been found to
be highly Isefnl and beHiheent % Women in he
stale ef Pregnaneg and that it facilitates their
delivery
s IL also improves positively Inequality and in
creases the quantity Of Mi kof Nurses. z=
No other kind of Food can be compared to il:
Il may be administered without fear to the young
est children; it refreshes and strengthens them.
and preserves tsen against great many disea-
ses peeatiar to their age. S
svsnay thereforec ddently lyrecommend ii to
every IA nilY
Every one pound paper of the SANITARY
CRUEL contains thirty two portions for one
person. They are al signed By e. a1ARMAY,
InEentor and Patentee. 3
For further particulars apply at The General
Dasot No. 44 Contistreet. betweea Chartres and
Koyai streets. New Orleans.
ForsaIe, whulesa.e and re TAI, BY a. RENAUD
TaABEa, pTincpa gent IN the. United States.
Depot in ali the principal cities of the United
States. In 0peIausas at Msssrs E. e. Hahrard'a 8
and John Poacy s DrugStores.
March nth, 1860.
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NOTICE 70 PR E. Eat tPTI0 0N.sgLAIMANTs
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-enp-
tIon to any Of the lantIs the tesEnsh1ps and
parts Of townships above enainerated Isl required
the same to the satisfaction Of
gister and receiver oft the proper land office, and
make payment therefor asaaens as practicable at
ter seeing this notice. and before appointed
fol- tha#conrneneenent of the pnblic sale OF the
lands e1nrbacing the tract claimed atherWisa such
claim will be foTeseited. .
Sss. A lsMTTH
Con.anissiouer Of The tsssaeyal Land odFee.
N7arrf, 4 fflkh # sssl. sSasss
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r. BENGUEREL, Register.
JOHN POSEY. Receiver.
Land Office, Opeousas, 7th April 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02

TisaE ma. Eos heon lsand when ealiedSnr,
u iIaa eartainIy come the nsxt boat
ysiaians nfascFI tions will ba epared sHIth
ts1ss create i'll care at aIli ltlollrs
DT. McAI Han offers his ofessianal ssrviceato
those sThe snaY need lnis seryicnss sss#3
& 9Th. 1850.
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lEasNY MRsDulHERX
-. II. = -.

THE ulldersignsdhas Just arrived
st-.s 80 N from New Orleans with alargeassd
u choice assortment Of JeWelrv, coa-
4 i Ne z5A sistIng principally yin I4adies' Cauaee
Sets, Breast- Pins, Bracelets Loc H.
cts, Ear Rings, and in short every article of the
richest Tesvery, ell asthe finest assortrnento Of
Geld and Silver atehes, for ladies' and geatlennen
all Of which he has Just received from one Of the
largest houses of New York and which
lie will salIat moderate esfos cash
4 He takes this opportunity to- announce to His
friends and tha publ general that he has secured
the services 8fa1 experienced and kilfal Watch
ff.aser who will be constantly ID Attendance
#z j. DELAKU
Corner Main and BE IIevus streets.
0pelnnsHs, January 2aths $50 rs #ss
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ARD pI I4ss II e, ID rom The
. T Facalt al Parts, offers HIS pref lessional SER
vices fo iii usiio sgis fonnr him etfis
Eaeice sg
Esee and Tasida iii IN ASH gtons Ias ii the
ha.,ss !ateiy .see upiea u Afr. Evta. usbaiiions
sE,iagtasa. 81 tsgdsst 6sh, 1859. u. r.I sa
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p IIH III HIU,,aI5EH Ia
VIE. above popular stand has again been re-
- openedby the undersigned
It is' the HenieHtIy located house IN the
townaf Washingt ton, viii large and airy rooms,
newly fitted up.
The accommodations will ever la the best that
the country can suppl At the foIlowins prices:
Board and ladg ng pes snanth, 1890
s without 8 g 50 ~ I2sa0
e and s week s 500 ==
sss ts S. tss day e 30 81
ttached 10 the Hotel is a large and com.
naodInas stable well supplied with corn, hay and
fasaeier Mhene horses be- taken care Of at the
following rates szs zss.#
d Per week, o SOD
&. Per day, - 1,50
Elegant bnggies and fine satdl eHhorses shall al
ways be kept IN readiness by 6
HENRY HUSBAND.
Washington May 5th. fseDs--tf.
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DR. r plbs srfsor1,
IN ATIkG permanently settssd ID. Washing ton,
D oitars Hill rofeasional services d AL Who nay
hon0s him with their spatnoaage.
llfee osa Main seet apposits tho Drug ssare of
Aessrs. Lauaiflier q Ranchez APP an s5o-Hy i
.DEs j.. II lTelE lAlH, Wasiling ton. "a.
the i'm sof The mortar on Main ssreetiin
A WasI.in,s, sar, La, MI always be found i
comp ii snppIy oi fresia and pure u
asassHsss zs-s
ilH essIFc cSsaes,
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1For sale ut prlnatg Sale.

November 18th, Is59.-tf.
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Marcel, 10kh. 1861.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

One,ousas. Nav 5th. 1860.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ A fine lot Of Furniture will be sold at
auction by 0. Cutter s Sen, at the Auction
Rooms, Bank street, on Saturday, 2Ist inst,
at half past IL o'clock, consisting of Marble
Top Dressing Bureaus, Marble Top Centre
Tables, Marble Top Wash Stands, Chairs,
Bedsteads, What Nots, Lounges, Curtains,
Mirrors, Carpets, &c. A fine opportunity to
purchase good furniture.
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BUReLARY.-Thomas Scanlan, John Adj
ans, (bOth of whom were discharged from
the Court of Common Pleas on Wednesday,
having been brought up on charge of bur
glary,) and Hugh Buehan were arrested yes
terday for burglary upon the canal boat j.
Barnett during Wednesday night. The
plumber, a suit of clothes, was found with
them. scanlan, on leaving the Court room
on Wednesday, stole the indictment of Ad-
ans and Kane. It was found in his pocket
yesterday. Pretty good stealing, that.
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From LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer
Northern Light, Capt. spauIding arrived
from Lake Superior yesterday morning.
She brought down 100 tons copper, 100 bbls
hsh, and good load of passengers. Met
Fountain City this side Thunder Bay, and
General Taylor off Port aux Barques. About
fifteen vessels were at Marquette, but it being
night their names couldnot be learned. The
Sea Bird left the Sault on the down trip Al
hours ahead of the Northern Light but only
arrived in Detroit half an hour ahead of her.
The Northern Light leaves Hanna Garrett
sens h Co.'S dock, on return, this evening.
The Illinois, Capt. Frazer arrived yester-
day. Left Ontonagon July l4th with 90
tons of copper in barrels from Minnesota mine,
Is tons from Rockland mine, IL tons from
Superior mine, and tons from Cape Lake
Mine. Met the steamer Sea Bird % miles
above Eagle River, bound up. At Eagle
River took on q tons copper from Phoenix
mine. On the 18th inst the Illinois entered
the new channel at Portage Entry and pro
ceeded to HoughtOn and Hancock villages
Took &C tons Of copper from Quincy, met
tho propeller Northern Light at Portage
Entry, bound up. AT Marquette took on
81 tons iron ore, from Lake Superior Co.,
and &c tons pig iron from Pioneer Co., both
for Cleveland. Left the Sea Bird at Mar
quctte loading iron. Net pFopellers Mont
gomery and Mineral Rock above White Fish
Point, bound up, and propeller Marquette at
the Sault.
The Illinois left Begges & Sinclair's dock
last evening, on return,
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RRPuBuIoAN MEErBe.-There viii be q
Republican meeting at the Town Hall in
Euclid on Saturday evening, 21st inst.
Hon. A. G. Biddle and D. W. Gage, Esq,
viii be present to address the meeting.
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PUBLIC COEoERT,-The Heeker Band viii
give an outdoor concert this evening Fri
dayton the Public Square. Next week there
will belno concert owing to the absence of
the Band. r...
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sUMNER's GREAT sPEECH.-Hawks & Bro.
have pamphlet edition Of Charles Summers
great speech upon the ' Barbarism of slav-
cry" This great speech should be in the
hands Of every voter. ID
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New WHEAT.-The farmers are rushing in
the new wheat. Last Thursday the first car
load was received and yesterday the receipts
Amounted to 47cars or about I6, coo bushels.
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HoRsR FAIR.-A harmonious meeting was
held last evening at the Weddell. A pro-
gramme and list of premiums is agreed upon,
the latter amounting to 1000. A good time
is anticipated at the Fair.
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The GRAtE CARRYING TRADE OF THE LAKES.
in an exchange we find some facts relative
to the vessels and capital employed in the
grain carrying trade of the Lakes, from
which we extract.
A number of causes, among which the
most prominent, Of course, is the prevailing
commercial depression, have cOnspired to
produce very striking changes in the condi-
ton Of the grain carrying interest Of the
western lakes. There are none who have
bestowed even a cursOry thought upon the
subject but must have been aware that
the number of vessels has decreased; but
very few have had an adequate idea of the
extent Of the diminution which insiduously
as il were, has taken place within the past
three years. By the kindness Of gentle
man Of acknowledged reliability in matters
pertaining to our lake marine, and who, from
his access to the official records, is specially
infofmed, We are enabled to present to our
readers the facts and figures required to give
afull exhibit Of the matter in all its bear
ings. TE.I ANN ua
By the authority to which we have allud-
ed, we find that in the year 1853, the number
of sail vessels of over 100 tons, chasing B 2
and upwards, inclusive Of Canada bottoms,
was $40 having q gross tonnage of 225, ,4l9,
and O gross valuation of $7,599,70O. At the
corresponding period in 1860, we find that
the number Of vessels of the before men
toned grades has dYindled down to 5s5,
with gross tonnage Of ia, 1856, and gross
valuation of 81 ,352, ,O0O-a decrease Of 264
in number, 81 ,6sS in tonnage, and S., ,s47 100
value.
So much for sail vessels. OF propellers,
and steamers used exclusively for freighting
purposes, we find that in 1859 the whole
number footed up III of 59S9l aggregate
tonnage, aud s., $50, 900 aggregate valuation.
In 1850, the number is 78, with an aggregate
tonnage Of 43,699 and an aggregate valuation
of s691 900, showing decrease of 40 in num-
Der. 16, ,492 tonnage, and 81, ,25S, 900 in valua-
ton,
The diminution Is even greater, substan-
TALLY, than is represented by the above fig
ures. It must beremembered that there are
now constantly employed in the Lake Supe-
rior trade about 100 more vessels than in
1857, and the traffic is one which is likely to
show a steady increase. Within the same
period, some forty of our best vessels have
embarked permanently in the European and
Atlantic coasting trade The tonnage di-
verted by these two branches Of trade is not
less than a 900, and deducting this amount
from the sum total, the actual fallingsOf in
grain carrying vessels will reach Ss per
cent.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION The steamer North
ern Light viii leave Hanna, Garretson &
Co.'S dock to-day, (Friday,) July 20; at s
o'clock P. m, on Picnic Excursion to Lake
Superior. The Oberln Brass Band will
be on board.
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@ Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
W. I. MARVN's,
No, 42sQUth Side Public Square.
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N. II. sOLOMONSON,
SNftt9tr SAFES.
IUCTT0N SALE.

i. aa.- a I'll Wv s'---1' .a. -. d.
THE OLD COURT HOUSE ON
the Public Square, will be sold at public aue.
t7on On the premises, on Saturday, the 2Sth day Of
July next, at o'clock p. NJ.
The sale viii be made conditioned that the buiic-
Ing shah be removed By the 10th day fAugust next
Terms made known on DAY If sale. ~ '
tt WILLIAM EULLER,
Clerk Of the Board.
Auditors once ICuyahega o., June q, 1850
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VANITY FAm.-No. 80 Of Vanity Fair is re
ceived by Hawks, full of wit and satire.
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Coz. WooD's MUsEUH,-Col. Woods Mu-
scum is an Institution. It combines more
amusement and entertainment than some
that make twice the elbow" There was an
immense crowd there yesterday afternoon
and evening. The Giantess is a huge won
der, the Liliputian Queen and General are
little wonders, while that Bird Warbler is
constant wonder. It is wonderful show,
and all who go will say so. Try it and see
this evening. Last chance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

FOURTH WARD MEETING.-The Mass Meet
ing upon the old County Fair Grounds last
night was completely successful. Thenum-
Der in attendance was very large, and the
speeches good The Fourth Ward will give
a good report Of itself at the polls.
The Wide Awakes were out with their
torches, presenting a splendid appearance
as they marched mp Superior street and at
their entrance to the crowded Fair Grounds.
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w. Harper's Monthly for August, that
ever welcome guest, has been received by
Hawks & Bro. .-h sgsl Hll
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HARPER FOR AUGUsT.-Hawks & Bro. have
received Harper's Magazine for August. The
leading illustrated article is % To Red River
and. Beyond, p with twenty-five excellent il
Illustrations this is followed by "John Bull
IN Japall51 fwehty-Uue illustrations 1f The
Battle of Bennington" four illustrations, and
the usual amount Of capital miscellany.
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T AW BOOKS,
Angel on Water Courses,
Angel on the Law Of Carriers,
Angel and Ames on COrporationss
Bishop ON Criminal Law, 2 vols,
bishop on Marriage and Divorce,
Eourieris Law Dictionary,
EOurier's Institutes, 3 vols,
Br1ghtley' g Digest
Cgshingis Massachusetts, Reports, II vols,
Gritty on Pleading, vols,
Uhitty's blackstone, 2vols.,
curtis decisions in the Supreme Court OF U. S.
gonkling,s Treatise on tho Courts Of .. s.
Ghittsndo9's Digest of Ohio State Reports,
Chitty on Bills, .r
Drake on Attachments,
Decisions in the nred Scott Case,
Sreenleat oh kyldsnee, 3 vols,
IHilttaEd On Torts or Private Wrongs, ? vols,
Hurd on Habeas Corpus,
kents Commentaries, vols,
Mathews Guardian Guide,
Aash,s Digest Of Ohio Reports,
kash,s Pleading aud Practice,
Ohio State Reports, complete sets,
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Redfeld on RaiiwayB,
Rafl's Guide for Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace,
Story on Sales,
swaa'l Manual for Administrators,
swans Revised statues (vfn Bo- ready in June,)
United States Digest, u vols,
United States Equity Digest, VOls.i
Walkers American Law,
Mharton's Criminal Law,
Mendells blackstone vols. -
JUST RECEIVED
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HOOKER'S ILLUSTRATED NAT. HISTORY
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THE SAND HILLS OF JUTLAND;
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LIVES OF LINCOLN AND HAArLINi
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J.B. Cobb Co-Blank Books,
d. L. Wightman-Sherin's sale.
Beltborg a nGesnahn-C -Corsels.
o. Cutter a Son-Busucss notice.
8 Hawks & BrO-Periodicals, Sc.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
EaIbAYl moaNING. july 20, ls6O.
rRAYFIER,s RRGIsTRR.
NKVY ADYRRTIsRRIENTs.

nsr For Telographio, AInrlyet aud Marine
News see Fourth Page, ---.,
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Sold BY Dr. BARROWs lsi Bleocher ST., n. Y
Price Is cents. Sent FREQ d postage everywhere.
4 Sold also by GAYLORD 3 HAMMOND and WIN. FIsKE,
Druraists Cleveland julyls:lW
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iAl Also, great variety of all kinds ofBUFF, GOLD,
CREAM LAID, or -
WHITE ENVELOPES 3.--
Of every size, shape or thickness
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Ie,, ~ FeIsons wishing Note or Letter PAPER and
qeIs executed on 7iaort notico.-5G - 80 ~
j. B. C0RR a CO
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AaraWarE

OUTLERY.-TABLE AND POCKET
~ Knives, Fine Razors, TailOra' and House
Shears and Scissors, In great variety and unusually
cheap, at COLM Ed OO.l
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u.s. ass s sEsf 55s y'i
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Read the Advertisement elseMheEes .-.-.. ."#r
Sold by all Druggists, at 25c, &C. and 81 per box
or not inlyls:lw
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Lake RFIo Femalo seminary.

Tho Commencement and Anniversary
Exercises Of this institution have been in
progress lor three days at Painesville. EX-
aminations were held ON Tuesday and We'd
nesday, closing yesterday morning, the an
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-08-22


a Benevolent Institution established by
L a special Endowment, for The Relief of
the sick and distressed, afflicted with viru-
lent and epidemic diseases, and especially
Tor The cure OF diseases oi the sexual organs.
Nj edical advice given gratis, by the act
ing Surgeon. to all who apply by letter, with
a description OF their CONDITION, Gage, &C
cupaiion, habits of life. &c-,) and in cases
OF extreme poverty; medicines furnished
free OF charge.
Valuable reports on SpeTmalorrhea, and
other diseases Of the sexual organs. and on
The lew remedies employed in the Dispen-
sary, sent tu the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, Or. j. Skilln Houghton, Acting
Surgeon, Howard ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
January %, IS60-Iy.
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EVANS & WATSON.

GREAT SAFE ROBBERY AT NORRIS
TOWN, DECEMBER lst, lS58-Sone lime
last night, the hourine-mi oil Mr.. Joseph
Fezone. in Nonistown, Pa, was entered
and one of Farrel, Herring, Cos best pa
lent Powder proof Lock and Sale
WAS BLOWN OPEN WITH POWDER,
and 81 500 IN cash taken out and carried
away. This Safe is now in Evans & Wat
son's store, No. 26 South Fourth Street,
where we most respectfully invite the pub
lie 10 call and examine 1t.
N. B.-We find in The Press, December
4th, the following: "All our Safes are war
ranled TO give perfect satisfaction, or The
money will be returned:
FARRELL, HERRING & CO"
We. EVANS & WATSON, would ask
all parties having Farrell, Herring & Co.'S
Patent Champion Safes, to take advantage
of the above offer, and return them and get
their money, as they viii find that, ia few
years, the Composition with which the
Safes are filled "a large portion being oil oi
viuioD will eat ont all the iron. A speci'
men oftheir Champion Safes may be seen
in front of our store, which is ealen foil ol
holes now. EVANS q WA oON,
mo. 26 South FOURTH Street.
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10000 Copies already Sold.
EAEyYER e
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.


1T TELLS YOU bow to draw up Par-
nership Papers and gives general forms for
Agreements of all kinds, Bills of Sale,
Leases aud Petitions.
1T TELLS YOU how 10 draw up Bonds
and Mortgages, Affidavils, Powers OF Att
torney, Notes and Bills OF Exchange, Re-
ceip,s aud Releases.
1T TELLS YOU the Laws for The Col
lection of debts, with the Statutes OF Linn
itatIon and amount and kind OF property
Exempt from execution in every State.
IT TELLS YOU how TO make an As
signment properly, with forms tor Compo-
siiions with creditors, and the insoIyent
laws of every Slate.
IT TELLS YOU the legal relation exist
ing between Guardian and Ward, Master
aud Apprentices, and Landlord and Tenant.
1T TELLS YOU what constitutes Libel
and Slander, and laws as TO Marriage Dow
er, the Wife's right in property, Divorce
and Alimony.
IT TELLS YOU The law for Mechanics
Liens in every State, and the Naturalization
Laws of this country, and how 10 comply
with the same.
1T TELLS YOU The Law concerning
Pensions and how 10 obtain one, and the
Pre- Empiiou laws 10 Public Lands.
1T TELLS YOU TIE laws for Patents,
with mode OF procedure in obtaining one
with lnlerierences, Assignments and Table
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