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THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
IN THE STORY BUILDING,
Corner If ,Ga,hp and (ommon Streets,
FOUSDED IN Isas., q 4
Chartered by. the Legislature of Louisiana,
with. Agricultural and Mechanical Depart
ments, and subject to the Board Of
u. Trustees, ,six appointed tby the ~
! oi"c Legislature, and i've, to be ~ ~
elected annually Blythe
I'll .itr,-.i,,iR subscribers. rail- "r trN.
CHARTER........-.,..., ...,.,PERPETuAL.
n,.,,,, -, EAoULFY: ,uositU !. ~
j. LYMAN a,absi 81 iis New oiicans Sai ce-
turer on Commercial law ,fInt . q
fREEMANC0RNIsIL Professor Of Mathematical
Otss pogSEAs tssseter sn BQOkkeePpg and
J. W. BLACKMAN, Professor of Book keeping.
RUFUS l. DoILBEAR, AdjustsrOf A9'gspnstr, Com
NJ. B. MCCARTHY, Professor Of English. u n
MARC R0UX Professor OF, French. ~ rril, r.''
J. b. GRIFFITH, Professor Of Pcnmanship and
Commercial Cofrcspo I~3h y S'i7 II
RUFUS DoLREAR, Lscturer ON Pennianship. -
MANUEL MARINO, Professor of Spanish, VI
GEO. GEssNER, Professor Of German. -,
Mcssrs. MARlN0 ind GEsSNERj Professors Of Lat
MAJOR 4. q. fBiLANcHARD, Superintendent .aim of
the Military Instruetiorr and brill. Major b. is a
s ss%gs3H o Ss %s o,G| spd fYr an
No Institution in the United States offers greater
facilities for the speedy acquisition Of practical bu-
sincss education. -
Ii has stood ---rl1l---
MORE TH.fTiI QJIRTER or A CENTURY
on It's own merits alone, and is nov moro prosperous
than ever, notwithstanding the hostility Of ineraf
and local Abolitionists, whose TRADE is to maign
what they cannot control The College IL open the
entire year, All who take the Commercial Course
able to keep any set of books in bank business
house or steamboat, In the most approved manner,
Persons from ~ to 80 years Of age attend to any
branch they may desire. They can, board with the
Professors or other good families, speaking English,
French, Spanish, or German. Country Merchants
can learn in few days to keep their own books
rectly or acquire handsome style of penmapship.-
The lessons espccalto each student. Books OF all
kinds opened, closed or corrected. Persons who
write for Bock1kcepcrs, Clerks or Teachers, should
give full patiQIlsfsr. \ u .itAE l:-') 'aotf T.
nS edSa en nsten q e g Fl ssa
desire them. An who Rro, willing to subscribe, so rs
to open the Agricultural and Mschanca Departments,
can obtain AL needfql iptSpatsn at any time. The
peSSSS SS Southern % Sn Y
places In single year would bnild up in every South
ern State Commercial, Agricultural and Mechanical
Colleges. We pay an annual Tribute Of $50, 600 0O9
to Abolitionsm, and then Wonder that it hourishes
and now threatens to destroy property and our
livcsl .-..T \ ~ ~ ~ -
N. b. This is the only chartered Commercial Col.
ege in the Southwest authorized TO confer Degrees
Diplomas, Literary and Scientific Honofs. At this
insstutiehthe stadcnts graduating In ono part OF nj
of the studies in its curriculum, receives his Diploma
accordingly. Address II nfn0W Tn0It
RUFUS D0EBEAR, President.
or the ISrELLIeKscEn 0RrroE for Catalogues.
-Msseh Esilssh' -tANHHU 1Ny 4s-ly.
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A Mistaken Notion.

We are surprised that many-ip owTcommu-
nifty (as we have jnst IcarntdJ entertaiutthc idea
that VIC charge for an notices of societies, mill
tary companies, SIC A gentleman, In town.
asked us day OF, two ago. to make INCEPTION in
our columns that lis company would meet at
certain time, and that he would pas the Din.
Now, VIC wish il distinctly understood that we
are not of such merccnary disposition as to
exact pay FOR any notice. in our, columns for
those who serve their God or country. 1,clg-
ious and military notices are always checrfully
published free, and we would thank those inter
csted to send in their notices, and not expect us
to hunt them up at a sacrifice Of our time
A'Timc is money" and as our business requires
all of our time in the office, we must "hus
bauds it. Money we have none, except when
an occasional subscribers conscience s,ings him,
and he walks shcepishly into our sanctum and
remarks, 81 want to pay you for gour paper"
Y tI3t 30 l-----=1s l,s-A--l-- e i'l''-''l
Almost a Fire. f' E"
During the heavy rain on Saturday night
last, the Home Guard Squad No 4 were out all
night on duty twas a wild night for patrol
Ting, but the squad manfuly stood f., no,
water. just about daybreak on Sunday morn
ing, some of the squad were near by the new
building at the Depot intended for an eating
house. 1t was discovered by them to lie on
fire, and upon fastening to it, it was found
that some barrels of unslackcd lime stored in
the house. near the openings, were set on fire
by The driving rain. The heads Of the barrels
were in blaze, proving clearly that theS were
ignited by the slackening lime. The fire was
speedily ekt'ngdishcd by the squad, and we are
thus enabled to chronicle their first deed of
public benefit. They are viglant and prompt
in duty.
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From The Hdnarha Faiiey Star, KaRawla, ,reS
We are sure that persons suffering with the head-
ache, who try them, win stick to them. = I
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From Tie Vsasya H. r. gasssse Chicago, H. n
We heartily endorse Mr. sralding, and his anri-
vailed Cephalc Pills. dis -S'fi'i u Hru
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II...-.
Ths r4akI oftEs, eohp~y are rssbidly filling
up. At a meeting of the Guards which was
held on Saturday last, the following named gen
uemep were elected asmembers Of the Companv.
co&Heyo,J - ,hoissifSmir1p alfp9nsD
Holland, j. IL. Smith, r. C.
Holland, ). w. Spencer NJ. A.
johnson, w. H. Strickland VIM
Mcfarland, VIM. Strong, w. NJ.
ouinehe, A. j. -dzTFigg, j. G.
oekeles, L. Werner, r. NJ.
Shultz W. N. Webber n n
Opt F6S%ps5pikss apaoistA syed Ispriads,.
each Of which is charged with. the duty of pat,
rolling the town one day and night in every
week. They are sssisaed-to duty as follows:
SQUAD NO. 1-wEDSEspAY.
James NJ Howry. Captain.
j. Able, C. Roberts
IL.danI IIQG. c. IressLO /
w. B. Morris,
SQUAD NO. 2-THURsDAY-
t. y. b. Pegues, Captain.
A r. Chiffon, Thomas Strong,
j. f. Fades INV. w. Strong,
). T. King, VIM Thompson.
s. Owens.
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Administrators Notiee.

EITERS Of Administration upon the estate Of
II Samuel Lection, deceased, having been granted
to the Undersigned by the Probate Court of LAFAYETTE
County, Mississippi at the lat March Teraa ali Der
sons indebted ID sad estate hereby required n,
make payment to me; and all persons having claims
against said estate are notified 60 present them 10 me-,
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law
or The same will be barred. I j. H. COOK, Adrfi.
April 8, 1881. w % III s4-iw
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rI>O ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or having in,
l. tcfcst either legal equitable in the lands here
inaftsr described at the time the same sold Iot
taxes; and such other persons as may be Interested
theresa -f, r,r-'', ,.'DF h "
YOU are lseftAvhmifed that have filed my Hill III
the Ciiancer Conrtcf the Gsifntybf Lafayetty StAe
Of Mississippi to have'my tide made perfect anil ta
id to the sonth-wcs thrter Of Section Scvcn Town
ship Tcn Range Two Mcaa, and the KpFtlSwsst qunro
Ter of Section Eigh,een; Towaship Nm, RapgesTwo
West all lying m the County Of Lafayette and State
Of Mississippi, afsressid against al persons csiBing
having any interest in said lands which existed
the time the same were sold for taxes, and that thu.
same were soif for taxes on the och day Of April
lsis 10 Charles g. Butler, und conveyed by deed to
hia ahe same day and conveyed to me by Burlina W,
Butler Executrix Of said Charles G. Butler, deceaedi
You therefore notified 10 be and appear 81 said
Court on the 22d day Of April, 1861, n being the
first day Of a Term Of said Court, 10 be held AZ Ok
ford, for said County in said State, on the 4th Mon
day after the 4th Monday IN Msrch, 1861, 10 show
cnse against said tax title, and Why my title should
not be confirmed. -.i JOHN HkfoMfSoN,
March 4 1sai. 'Hli ," ~. -s9asl .
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= He lives ven Chat lives in peace.
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srnrcE CREEK, IIrSnSoros Co, r.,
.aaif l.ii'ir1 or 100 JaRuary Is, isgl.
ii. G. SrALDIsa--StH; -1ii Yl"N. 90 /, - IA :
You will please send me two boxes. Of your Cephal
ic Pills. Send them Immediately. /" = .. .,
\ Respectfully yours .lrr ljN0 Il. SIAfOxS q
.rs.r Aeee Hsf one boz. Of yoar Pile aud ind
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ID tJJ1gI, BRLit VERSION, ONO, Jan. IL, fsei.
HESRr G.. SrALInsG, Esq. rlsq aldGuiss ha.fgtE
Please find incosed twenty-five, cents. far which
are hvly ne bet Pfls T1dre esep tried n'- y
Direct t ~ ola ia. 81 Al SLOWER, r. NJ.
a.i ir..rt Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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'RUFUS D6EBEAR, President.
or the ISrELLIeEscER 0rrrcE for Catalogues.
March Gsilsel.' -lAN1lU 9NT '4s-ly. 8
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The Home Guards, until further orders, will
meet for drill every Saturday, at o'clock, p.
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gaiIg gnteIIigentrt.


The Romanee OF tlae Chinese Kitchen
Let me close with story OF Two which
! don't believe. though grave travelled
GhinHmnD Is my authority He declares
that the following cruel receipt makes a
fayosite dish with the mandaFins ID some
OF the northern provinces. lWhen y Chi
nAman tnEents \ marvel, he tnEariably
places his scene ofaetica in the uorth.l
Set butter in = irving pan over IRE, hav-
ing near AZ hand PlenEyof cayenne pep
per, salt soy, ke- hen tAke a.f0wI, duck
OF goose aud bold itsaliye over the frying
pan with as feet just touching il. The
excessive hear will geause the bird feet TO
swell, and VIII hi the same time draw the
blood into them. Amer minute or two.
dip the feet alternately Into ali the rUnJi.s
hhentl, and retain them 10 the frying pan.
By repeating this process several iimes
nearly all the blood OF the body Will rush
10 the feet, which WI swell % the thick
ness OF a couple Of inches and be finely
sPiced. The feet are tho only part 10 be
eaten. Another story of cooks in the north:
They build Low. mud wall, iaelOsing a
space two or three Ieet across, and anoth-
er wall outside, forming circus OF about
Two feet wide, III which they set puts con-
tanning vine, vinegar. soy, &c. In the
inner space they light good ere, and in
the eiEcos tins prepared pot live lamb.
The lamb naturally becomes thirsty from
the great heat Of the IRE, and drinks what
he dude as be runs backward aud forward
in search of means of escape. When the
drinks are all swallowed, and died in the
animals flesh, the lamb becomes exhaust:
ed, falls doWn dead, pnd in = very: short
time iseomPletely roasted. Turtle may be
prepared, according 10 the same northern
authority, by placing it over the IRE in
pot of water, in the lid Of. which there is /.
hole large enough to allow the turtle to
put out his head. AS the water becomes
hot the turtle naturally thrusi5 out his
head TO &c: at the cooler air, whenhe is fed
with spieed wine and soy, which he drinks
readily as a relief from the heat. This
goes on rs long as he has strength to keep
his head up, and, as the Turtle does not
part with life easily, he seldom, tails to go
ON StuEing himself till he Is cooked. The
first man who: used this method was a
priest, who, as it happened, lived next to a
soy manufactory. His house Que night
caught fire, and he being unable to escape,
WAS discovered at the point of death,
drinking greedily of the soy which was
running from his aeighbors house.
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT. AND
DIsPATsCH PATEKT.

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Tie haEeGaOEs ClaiaS AZ GeE1OOrIed1ed aSd PrOtsee
- i've Gogez1snent1 n o4aGja, tie tNtea sSates,
asd Great Byltaiai 70 an nrhoa 1t s.ay eoaeeEE.
TJyHATI CLAN AS NJ INVENTION Is, THE
w rousEtvanee Of keeptnS aeeounts euErsns, OF
oEI BY keepiag tEa statements Of the several -
cHEnta printers type. OF
Ibv tyre being arranged in EoEIa u admit Of
being readily md quickly reGdiusted in any Iartieu
liar part. where geeO1ut may have undergone
ea1Ee BY The lapse ~ time or the currsnE q bukf
aes8 frAnGAeti6Bs; 60 that, Ghen neRihsIed In AL
such paEtSup 70 any given date an impression then
taken from The type shall exhibit, In printed form,
the state q all the nceuntS 50 kept, accaTAteAy
rEpGesentInR ali The balances eoneluSi0Hs, in ae
eoEdane6 with the end SodS in Keep
ing TIE record FSbdain8 h, In cOur1Egctal buaRe8
balanee SHAFT u the most compact and Perftct
ebaEaeteE details Of being EuhStnn-
EUI II IN Specifications, wherein IL & sb0Wu
thGE the Ia gE bet8 To Be recorded may be repre-
SsBted BY deUTe1, Gyu1lolG aaTes, numbers, used
either separately In 0rnhiBaTtnms by whatever
else wis Indicate the fact hets IS dsstFeds and
furtheFl5oFe Iase on This primary inrentJou also
claim IKE laVBes eouIr5ranea Of rendering DF
Transmitting Gecoqatl Iu partial Or full statements
or substantially thus kept In type. by the eoutr.
yAneeSof nv iuTensiNu be the medium Of transmits.
lSrias accouuts BY tie a. the Dispatch MaehIue
constituted Of Apron Movement. Reel. and sCutfer
stamp claim IN the bnoAdsst and fullest and
modes, u Operating, indicated Ia describing IL.
sith6F Is simple hand Instrument o. ~ propelled
by machinery. And Ia connection with these Epeci-
othex means and appliances sutltantiaIly tbs same
6sa6ess herein efaimed or iDtsHIed 10 be clained.
with Stete eaIns fully aekaUWIedsed and protected
GB6IeF thI5 lDkentioR has aIreiy VIoat fbselI
Canada eighteen States Of the American Union,
and into Great Britain, and e used in than
three hundrtd SoOspapGE 05eea- Itsimr1ense valpo
to S&nkfng aud similar fnfti suEonk viii BE shown In
L. eireuIRr which viii mlkR itG appeaTqDea soon.
Meana bile apIliCAtions for Information. Deeds 81
Right "DiSPIteh 1iSthneS,n will receive due ate
-to6tt0n, when addressed PIth4r Tor sss--,
Rev. Robert, Dick, 81 ESi. q 8 +. Of az
~ 10 his KENT a6d Attorney,
John J. TIaiuess London, ENGLAND.
kN- To-LE1, Who 10 the UAltreat Gasstte Of Lat
February, 1880 pHOB0QAees the idea OF keeping
AecppBts current ttn type" gross absuratty,7
LIAaka hereby rendered aud tho given,
that this ETUS absuriES Il all that Sir. Dick has
patented In the domain of keeping accounts. His
claims hinder operation therein into which this
grUPS abEurtity is NOT pirateally smngEled In any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di.
TeStly or tndireety: ReitheF explicitly symbols
ealIy: this ground his claims cover, aud nothing
hOTeS the absolute monopoly Of this atssurLly and
nothing else. is all he asks his claims nationally
rad. AtteSt.7EAz sept5
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lSgplI II al .Merrllrfal Die11l..
NV ORLrANs, 2Sth A

ar NEws ORLEAHs, 18th August, 1889.
DE- }. c. ATEE: Sir: cheeTfnl(Y comply with
the relue of your agent. and report you come
the efieeta haze realized With your SsBapaFilIs
Rare CURED with IN my praetice most Of thu
fgund Its ELECTS truly wonderful in the cure Of tGe
rent uAd 4z1atFids Dioente. sOne.OE my fpatieuta
had SSplilite uiesre in his threat. which were
snmfnE lbs palate and tie top Of his mouth. Your
SAFapFlla, steadily telris cured him In I'VE weeks
Another WAS attacked by secondary symptoms in HE
moss, ard the ueeratiop had eaten aFay eonsidea-
bic part Of it that believe tile disorder Eord
nooh reach his hrain anu III him but II Yielded to
my administration Of orr SarapariIla; the ulcnEr
healed. and no IS we'll again, not Of without
Rnme disdSuEntiOn Of his face. a WOMAN Uhn had
been treAted TOR the same disorder by mercury
suffering from this poison In Fer bones. They had
becupis ~ sensitive TO the Weather ihAt GU damp
day she suffered exeFuciatinE pain In her Joints and
BONES. Sbc. TOO vas cured entirely by youF Sara
PaFillN in q few weeks. I know from its formula
which your agent gave me, that this preparation
GPQuenily. thee truly remarkable results Will Il
have not euTpFiRed mt.
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REpURNING TRAINS


Leave Cleveland At 9:25 A 81. and 300 p NJ ar
rive at Bridgeport at Isl pm and 5:l4 A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at 1oO A. N :: $50 A. VI and 1880
P. NJ arrive Rt Bridgeport at 5:l3 A. ~, 1o3 A. NJ
and 1857 p. 81.
I've Accommodation Trains will be ran daily tSun-
days eEJepted -pne ltetWeen w6'lsSllle and Pitts
burSh. leaving Wellsviile nj 6:SuA. ~. stopping at
all stations, and arrives ut Pittsburgh at 500 A. NJ
Returning leHysh Pittsburgh at 800 Z. n. aud
riVea 1T He1lsVine n G.25 P.9I.
The other between Rayarl AMI GIeTelaE,l leaves
Bayard at $50 A ktHPPing at all stations, arrives
At Cleveland NJ l035 A. ". Returning leaves CleTe-
land at 500 p ~ and arrives at BayaTd Mt s4S p. NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SI5 IS.
Fare alwAya as low, and time much quicker tlIan
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West North
and East can he procured at the ofee No. 90 Water
street, next door to SpriSg House. Wheeling, Va and
at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest Fatea to
any Pont accessible By this road and its connections
70 the East, North, West and NOTtI-Test. at Office
No. 81 Water street, with Freight gent Bridge
port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
Bridgeport, o.
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LcHcOTTAGu mr. PhitEE, OruEi0H JSmoT, I,frf,
UEeeTufiGR. FtM0Ie DiGeHIeI

UIesratiGR, FtH0Ee DiseaIeI
Dr.1sD. s. ChnnuIns. of New York City, wri,,.:
II most cheerfulIy comply viii TIE Request .. yStI
agent ia saying have found yOur SaTsspariil.
most excellent altsFHtive in the numerous complains
Tor Gh.ei' Ec employ such Il remedy, but special.
in FsI1,hle DiEoJsEE Of the SerOfuInus sdiAthssiS
have cured MANY inyefer1te cases Of LeuruIIhual y
It, and some where the complaint was caused VV "
eeTatioR Of the uteTHE. The liberation itselfus.
Sonn cured. Nothing within my knowledge cls.!.
1t for thesp female arrangement"
Edward s. Marrow, Of SNWbuTy- Ala, writes: -
dangerous 0FdrioR ftfBlor ono Of the females Ia
my family. which had defied all the reIueJAs VI
could employ, has at length been corirIcteIy cured
By SUnF Extract Of SArapAFfIla. Oar piiysiciar
thought nothing but extrpatiou eond afford relief
but he Rdyise1i tile trial OF your SarATarflIa fbr
last Tes.Ft before cutting and It proved reetEzl
Amer taking your remedy eight weeks no symFtefs
of the diseslse rCInlirs.H
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R1sltulatfsD,,, Cad. Lfrs,: Compliant.
1sDErrsDtsaE. rEa.toa a. q. 81 Ja.y. 1ss:

INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co. va 9Th July. 1859.
!. De !. e ATEt: str= have been afdieted With =
banned the skill Of phyheIanAa and stuck 10 in
spite Of all the remedies could ind, until tried
weel. aud restored my general health 20 much that
ana far better than before was attacked. / think
IL n WOalileTfuI HieIicine. 20 j. PREAM
JULES Y. 6etehell, Of st. Louis. writes: Il have
been Htltcted Ton years with d9SiOR nj the EirC,
which destroyed nay health. tTfe4l everything. and
everything failed to relieve me; and have been
brokeu-daEn man for some yeaFS from NO o'heI
ea1se than Encouragement of tie LtbeT 4Iy beloved
pastor the iIeV. Mr.. ESpy. aivised me to try your
SaEsaPaFtllA because he said he knew you, any
thing you made WRs worth trying Ms the blessing
Of God Il hiss cured ms. and GtBE purified my blood
as to make n new man Of me. teA young again.
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