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JUDGMENT.

Bathia J. Leonard, No. 63.-Dis-
f i VI! filits a trict Court !,
Her Husband, Rspides Par.
Thomas @. Moore, l,lish, October
term, 1865. ..t..,.,#
In this case BY reason Of the law
and the evidence, It IS ordered, ad-
Judged, and dccreed, that the plaintiff,
Bathia ]: Moore, born Leonard; have
and recover Of her; husband, Thomas
O Moore, thirteen thousand dollars,
with Eve per cent. interest thereon
from fherendition Of this Judgment. /
|as It is further ordereds adjudged and
decreed, thai the, plaintiff be and she
is hereby separated in property and
estate from her husband, the defenI
danf, and the community Of acquets
and gainssheretofore existing is here
BY dissolved, and that plaintiff may
resume the administration Of her par
aphernal property, free from the con-
troI Of her said husband. a '1'2l'
tits further ordered, adjudged, and
decreed, thattbe tacit and legal mort
gage Of plaintiff upon the. ;immoyea.
bic property OF defendant, dating
from the first day Of January, 1885,
be, and it is hereby recognized and
ordered to be enforced, and the priv
ilege Of plaintiff on the moveables ef'
defendant be Likewise recognized and
enforced, to the entire satisfaction Of
her rights under this judgment. Y
Thus done and signed this gath,
day Of October, in open court, in the.
year Of our Lord, 1855. ~
NJ. RYAN,
Judge 9th Judicial District.
District Conrt, Parish If Rapidcs.
Filed October Gath, 1865 eGl a.i{
r. N. .KILPATRICK.
Clerk,
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Rap
Z idcs. Y
thereby certify that the above am
foregoing issa true and correct copy
Of the original Judgment obtained int
this cause and on file in this Office.
- Given under my hand and
u S. the seal Of office as Clerk Of
Il the, 9th District Court, Par
ish aforesaid on this the 26th day Of
October, 1865. .
R. N. FITZPATRICK,
81 nov, /, 3ts-pr's. fee Si8. Clerk.
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Judgment.
Frances Ann Williams. No, 3d.
fsSA 8fita VS.. Distric
Her Husband, Court. Par
Josiah Chambers, ish Of Rap


sess ides, October term, 1865.
IN this cause by reasons the
law and the evidence, it is ordered.
adjndged and decreed, that the plain
tiff, Frances Ann Williams, wife Of
Josiah Chambers, do have and recuvI
er Of and from her said husband, the
sum Of sixty thousand dollars with
five per cent. interest from the readi-
ton Of this Judgment 'a
4 It is further ordered, adjndged and
decreed, that the plaintiff be separa-
ted in property and estate from the
defendant, her husband, and that the
community Of acquets, and gains
heretofore existing between them be
dissolved, and that she resume the
administration and i control ofisher
seperatelproperty her tacit and
legal mortgage be recognized and en-
forced against the 4immoYcable prop.
.erty Of her said husband from the
date Of their marriage, and that her
privilege on !, his movable property
be also recognized and enforced to
the full and entire satisfaction Of her
rights under this judgment 3 s''as
Thus. done and signed III open Court
after being. read, sthis Oath October,
A, D, 1866. .,.,,.. Il. t,.. 81
ss, N, RYAN,
Judge 9th judicial District.
District Court, Parish Of Rapides.
Filed October Gath, 1855. q I ssf'lT
II. NJ. KILPATRICK III
Lite CLERK.
State Of, Louisiana, Parish Of, Rap,
ides, .....
| hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy
Of the original Judgment obtained ID
this cause and on file in this Office. !
l~~) Given ulder my hand,
I. s. and the seal Of Office as
Clerk Of the 9th Distric,
Court, Parish aforesaid, on this the
96th dayo October, 1855. siE9 8
M .isa .!R. NJ FITZPATRICK, Il
nov. .-3t pr's. fee SIS. Clerk. 4
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sarNicholasI iVoas Vert, Of Troy,
New York, aged seventy-six years
and four months, with a well,beloyed
wife, aged sixty-four years and two
and halt. months, have just been
blessed with twins. & 1879
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VIC'S 9ONS0RIAL..
SALOON.
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING
AND SHAMPOONING:!

ssl{ 80 ~ gs@N ~ sS6Ng 4
The public, are i. informed for / ed
that this favorite Saloon has
been removed to tthenIcE
HOUSE HoTELl in the base
ment Story, where the Pro
prietor will always be found gu
on hand and ready to at
tend to his friends and Gus
toners. Y gy.sR
Give him a call and you
will leave his Saloon a 1T
rival to Count D'Orsay and
Beaux Hickman. @ 5000
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neas Parson Brownlow has come out
against the negroes, and completely dis
gusted his Abolition admirers. Greedy is
particularly chagrined at the detection Of
his auondam friend. fYsse
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! II efs PHOTOGRAPHS.
TIE undersigned Photographers,
late Of New Orleans, respectfully
tender. their services to the citizens Of
Alexandria, and surrounding conntry..
They assure the public, that Photo.
graphs, aAmbrotypes, Melaniotypes,
and everything pertaining tolthe Pho.
|tographic art, will be executed. with
and ID the most artistic
style. q
o,t@e Call at Rooms over S.. K
lJohpson's Drug Store. srs s5.tag IN.
Nov. I If SQUBf& co. I
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.NnTIGE

/ HEREBY constitute and appoin:
d. S. Losee my Agent and Attorney
in fact, to transact any business in
the Parish Of Rapides in which / may
be interested. NJ. WEIGH.
I Sept IS, If.
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aWAR DEPT. BUREAU OF
MILITARY JUSTICE.
Washington Sept. 18th 1865.

w osHiuS tUu oePt. 4Stu 4Cu0. JH
by direction Of the Secretary Of War; a
number of copies of the argument of Hon.
John A.. Bingham, in the case Of the assassin
conspirators, and also number Of copies Of
the opinion of Attorney Gen. Speed, are
sent enclosed in an envelope to you, in order
that they may be we'll distributed through
out your district. 1t is especially deslrea,
bic that the legal profession should be fur
Dished with the information which these
documents contain. a
s u. HoLr;- Advocate Gen.
The copies of the argument and opinion
which you desire may be we'll distributed"
in my district, are also received. The i'm
portance of it to yourself ana the Secretary
Of War may or may uotjustify the large ex.
pense consequent upon the publication and
distribution. The people of my district will
not, | presume, mind the expense in these
times Of light taxation. But I trust you
will pardon me the suggestion that black
and horrible as is the crime in the consid-
GRAFTON Of all good men, of the Assassination
Of President Lincoln, neither the blackness
Of that crime, nor the arguments and opiD-
ions ,ofthose learned gentleman, will prevent
my constitute nts, and when the history there
ofcomes to be written, posperity generally,
from branding military trials Of civilians as
Infamous violations Of our constitution and
laws Do not, i pray you, fatter that you
and the Secretary Of War, can, by the ,circu-
lation OF these documents at your own or
the peoples expense, convince your country.
men that arrests without warrant, imprison-
Inent without trial. sentences without con.
yiction, trials without Indictment or jury
and the worse than mockery Of your vic.
tins in military trials are anything but
crimes gross loutrages Of the peoples rights
and liberties and foul violations Of the tpeo-
pies constitution. .bee ,.o
Respectfully,
e aeo aialgfS ~ CHAs a. ELDREDGE
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.1SF The carriage Of the President,
which conveyed him to the theater on the
evening he vas assasinated, has beer, sent
to seat smp Yofketo hesold atauciion.
.sfs3sJit u s.
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nA- Communication between Memphis
and Chattanooga by means Of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, will be opened
about the LIST of December.
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Lost Note.

A note executed by Charles D.. Walters
about the 10Th October. 1865, payable to.
John Stephany, for SIP, with 8 per cent.
interest from date; it has a credit of So 90
it. All persons are ftrewarned against 'traJ
ding for it. i.s asgt sd 55s|
| noy.l,-als JOHN 6TERHANY.
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Plantation for Rent.

THE lcNutt plantation, seven
hundred acres cleared, eight miles
from town on Bayou Rapides, with
new Dwelling. No gin. For terms
and price, apply to the Executor Or
to the Attorney Of The Succession,
ii d TO MANNING
Alexandria, Nov. LIST, lH65-tf. I.
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lOl Grayier Street. 10
! W M'LEAD
GENERAL
PURCHASING A GENT,
COMMISSION I 2 /, AND ! ? FQRW a DING
NJ E r G II AN T. !

s'fsf
Having opened q. Purchasing A gency 70.
the accommodation of M EReaAxTs, BUilb ERs.
P7LANrERs, AND FAxIaiEs who do, mot wish
to visit the City, / offer my, services for
the Purchase sof all kinds of NIefchandiae
and Supplies which wilL be, bought at the
lowest market rates and SHlrPRD ny .Ex.
PRESS, or as ordered, to the required desti.
nation All orders entrusted to- my care
will be faithfully executed ~ aay Ya s
Orders addressed to my care through the
Post Office viii meet with prompt ut tention.
AdBNTs OF the ADAMS ExpREss CoMpAsY
and The CoMMEkclAL ExpRsssiCo and
the AGENTs Of orHRR Cc4PANIEs connect
lng with those, are authorized 10 receive
orders for me.1og 7sfs5 KY
Parties sending orders will have the same
6led and sent to authorized agents with bill
70 collect on delivery, or through agents Of
Express Companies. la no 81 Bs9i5a
Parties VISITING the Clrs with view Of
making purchases viii find it to their in.
terest to call op me, as my arrangements
are such that q saving Of Money and Time
will be the resultof giving me their orders
to ill.
Il is my purpose to meet TIE wants Of
all classes in the States Of L LOUISIANA
MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA, ARKAN.
SAS, and TEXAS, to supply them With
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!. IS NIB, \ B B | n s
Matchmaker & JeWcucr,

s.se
JAMES CUMMING, for many, years
connected with I. Stebhins, viii still carry
on The business. ~ 7 't'a ss.slya
Alex. Nov. /, .l865--tj N asisFa II
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Hon, Charles A. Eidredge to
Joseph Holt. il

The following pointed and manly letter
fiom Hon. Chas. A. Etdredge, representative
in Congress from the fourth congressional
district in Wisconsin, to Judge Advocate
Holt, speaks for itself: 'a +
FoSDDu Lac, Sept 25th 1865.
Judge: Advocate Gen. Holt: Ea
Ny DEAR SIR: The following circular
letter addressed to me has been duly received
to- wit:
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81 "a NOTICE. q aaa79Fe
All persons having claims against
John Gill, deceased, will please pre-
sent them to myself Or my attorney;
j. H. G.. Barlow, for settlement. ,asss,
.sti JANE GILL i.tts
Nov. ! st. Administrative. s
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AT THE LOWEST
NEW ORLEANS PRICES.

NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
Parties giving me their orders for purs
chases here or elsewhere, will save the ex.
pense Of travel, and I will guarantee the
strictest economy for their interests, 4,
4 respectfully solicit consignments Of
SUGAR. CorToN, and other PRoDuers OF THE
SOIL !; also, all kinds Of GENERAL MEacnAN.
Disc from my friends, and those or nv
referees and thu, public generally, pledgiug
myself to give the fullest satisfaction. 0
4 BY special permission I respectfully refer
to the following weltkppwnl gentlemen; IL
presenting variols business Is .. sa.oIt.
Messrs. Pike, Lapeyra 6 Bro, BANKERS,
New Orleans. sRRffss133 no
., 3 Pegram, Agent Atlantic and Mis-
sissippi Steamship Company, New Orleans.
J. JIMcKeeser, President Commercial
Express Company. New Orleans. s
s. Edward Thompson, Wholesale Grocer.
liats Thompson 4 Barnes, )e New Orleans
;. 8. Morse, Proprietor City Hotel New
Orleans. 'sisl9e 'sisi s 3'''s sass
Walter Wakefield, Commission Merchant
and Ship Broker, New Orleans. @
Charles Il. Frazer, Natchez, Mississippi
Hon; John Ray. Monroe, Louisiana.
Y Hugh Allison 4 Co, Cotton Factors, aud
Commission Merchants ials Iil5t isl
James GonegaI, Druggist his
I, ). Williams, Superintendent New Or
leans and jackson Railroad y -has ''g'FiA
Captain John s. Woodfok, steamer
Grey Eagle. i; sg4i.S, .F,8,J sdr
Is Oh arg es.sso ssiss
3. Eor 81 orders under & 1000, - percenty
Over $1,000, 8 per cent. ,.., $50.
10 yearly customers. reduction viii be-
made from the above charges.
81 aiW w Nc LIB AN.
November 8, 1865, aa a. I,lv-,s.s,,s,
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TIophieg from iBtonenlan'B Raid. .

KHo1vnEi,S TEEHiafI., April 2s.4Am6ne
the trophies OF StohsmAnFs expedition, are
12 battle fSgs and banners. OnG old o. 8.
zen ct Salisbury. The famous prison where
their lives away, WAS burned 70 the ground.
a few q. g. prisoners were found, skele-
tons of their former selves. Almost all Of
thehin died on their way to Knoxville. They
preferred to die under the shade Of tie
stare and stripes. than 70 Be left in the
losshsotae Hospitals Of Salisbury;
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e. saWard,a 0ondition..

suRaRoHi G1nsRAt'sa aOER1cn, WAsHus.
FoAi APtil s24.-+3bi RosI e. n. StaHtoasA
Sir: Il hayes the honor t0drspOEt that the
Secretary of State is free fromspsin and,
stronger -this-mOr1IDgs Ars-F Fs-seRard
passed quiet night. aHEI
Very respectful your obedient sefVsetF
.s J. z. Z. BAREls, Surg. Gen.
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Nav BRUNSWICK, N. ], April 24-The
funeral train arrived here on time. An,
fmmeuse croRd3was ats the depot, and min-
nte guns were fred while it Was here and
until it left. The train consisted of nine
cara and left at 7:5b Jsas.1eqa s .fs
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ioaIf is.4sFz .gfsds5if94g to see how the ma
ition rallies around the new President aud
pledges him It's heartiest support in PIl
proper measures for the ssstusatt On of order
and peacss uHetEuat, s6qWsYsr, ttg the
numerous'de deputations, who are constantly.
wal ling on him, viii have s proper regard
to mortal 'btrehgt III and not, toree him
break do1nIbF hearing gand making speech
Zee, good as those are which he heArs, and
thO5e which heASkss. 2a esq
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For the FaIId6urlS ub0yS Indicated, fncladinR the
requisite blank books f6t Book keeping the eh1FE6
IL 80, payable on entering. The time pEnAl1y re-
Quirod Tor the ooUrBs b Ef1n two 70 three month";:
but the StHdOat is noe limited in 'ttrhS-h0 may
remain e lonk and return often. ~ ha pleaSols
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NV oRrSASs, April ls.-Itsfs fsu6rted
that .JeR.s Davis crossed ne ilEfssiE 53ft5jbdi
river -6t Tinker Bend which Was occnpied
lby ths Texas es5alryS oh ihe nigh 81 tiliss
10Th escaping the ObssEv vlti0n 6f the nsVal
s EisI .sssHavN ri zalS5 so ~
= gIT1i April 24AHaston HaIlat
pSyt6n, oaios was d6str6Syed by Gre tbis
morning. Loss about Sc, 600. Insured
for $25. 900.
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d ltu 1ppuoation .. an manner q

and it, application % all manner 6f ,si-, ls srz
c0UNTING,HousE CALCuLGTIOHs,l f-.
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mRndH. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes Of calculation rot fUihd In boolI
tending greatly TO the abbroViation Of his work
There Il open % the ItadOnt also e0uFlOo Of y a
BUSINESS SCIENCE e+ -
eomprlslng Political Economy, coniuiarcial Law ana
umEe0, Finance, Banking and OuFFC ney; Ollo maxim
Of eminent BuIineGl Men IN regard 70 tho bes
methcdS bf conducting business 5ueeollfllly a
avoiding ALLURE. 'g5 ,-f..-E
InItrIcti6nll in thoAboTs subjects are interSpoE
I'd wtss %e1iR3 g II SSs s9dlR
The oO9rlO Of Instruction = intended 20 BE- -
comprehensive and thorough ~ that 81 any 81 TIE
Commercial CoIsgel While me skPense tol no ,lg1
unknown 10 the OOonra of the baIlrl IN Vha6lilG
and BridEQpoEt, aud especially 70 hII Stndont6. Q
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fHE GREATlIITElIII RFI lEDF.
JoHNsON's
RHRUMATIC COMPOUND.
adat 4S-Ua9 Q q &
BLOOD PURIFIER.
RHE=OH1Y SURE OURE FOR
RHEUmAT1sn KHown.
RRAiD rHEE I. I 4 8 lFscs5,1.1 q .s5v,;v
JoHNsOHTs
BLOOD PURIFIER.
RnN=onLY sURE ounE ZOE
RHEUmAT1sn KHown.

RHAio rHh 4 I Z I 1B5odhho5vI5v,lNsSa. 3 j 81, 10.
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Funeral Cortsge Of President Lin
Ia coin.

20 7Pf1IAD1LPHrA, April, 24.-Ths body OF
President Lincoln remained in state till /,
O'Clock this morning. at 9 O'Clock the
line of march was taken to the Trenton
Railroad Depot. The train consisted of 8
elegant cars provided by the Camden and,
Amboy Railroad, all tastefallY sdraped.
The funeral car last night Was ed ditioAallys
decorated, heavy silver frtnges being placed
=afthe end of the black coverings of the
several panels, and the feseoon being fas-
tened with stars and tsssels with similar
material. The materials were contributed
+by the citizens of Philadelphia. Governor
Parker came on bosgd!at MoFrisville with.
Adit. Gen. Stockton, O. NJ Gen. Perrine
and Others Of his staff.I They, were; accom-
panied by Us. Senator J. P. Stockton and
ware received by Coy. Curtin. Of Pa. who
had ioined the funeral party At lHaEEishurg.
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!fREATcS, =, ~ April 24.-7nhs funeral
morning Gov, Parker aud staf, Of New
ersey, we're taken on board at the tdfyi!
ding line. .saP7 90 sssa f''5aas IL
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. go. NO 1,o1sER9AT1lENE Is, ,lg,1

~ 10 11ia NO H'ORERHATMENE IS ifgtJ
: THE AClIH OF RERFECT1ON.
II oUlaI HEz, RDsI 1ifD p1IIo51o oATARRH, tai.a
Il Gums oArARRH NJ Az "a rms ApD gs1GarI.
II ouzHgo ATABRH, Asp Gvm1s cSnsunrslOu. =
It FoUhEsCATARRH, kxD PAN Il 1aa FnrftEs! s.s
No MOI XIX sIRtNsrss6S o. sHiIi HIit. 53s 90 gnsi,
TN sEE18 o. TGs8l AND slEEL BHsEeRI1. 90 ~,
Fer centuries OAtRFh has doaed the I'm oGphySs
ieiAn1 gnd GuFgOOna.t No medical work uoontafnI q
preacfiptto1 that Wnl taFadleaeoIt IL Nothlnt OST0
Dr. aoodAiosa RemOdyTWtn break q upyf radically
aegFoying the principle OF the disease and preclus
dtng 16tiity eta tAFelapgos7Hg II - lii -
No tOEm Of 0ataRh can Withstand 7tt1 hsarehinR
power and no mode Of tFeAtm6nt ever alSFdOd GIloh
Immediate rolie4 OF gave such universal satisfaction.
1fpe1etfate9 20 the very seAt O this disease, end
nlnate9 It. root and branch for ever. ig7s
Rrom ths N. y comne FSisl vi+stt T. y ,
HAIs Rosa AND PllIOpIG oGIlnRH.,--DIF. - B, aoSd.
ale'4 CatAEEh, Remedy and mode Of fEO6tn0nt not
only Anpr8 the BrOAtOlt relief N 0gerT variety oE
bpt 1t 0Itlnguishe8 the diaoaSS forever ii
Al d type and stages. Every one 6neakn VO q r.
PEieo 400 per Bottla, Send aStamp Tor -nr Good
Slf4 New RlHlphlet On ostSnA, tts perfect mode of
SCoatmenA a11 sEapld cure. Information OF pFioo~
- value Send or oAn Ht onoa. - sts,t-T : -
'N4aS0H CO, Sole Agents, rs Blocker ST., y. II
koc ale By I. n. LOGAN : co., and Los
GAN ,:11lsE O0s WhSollh6. s'AAHEHkIE i
nQx53.1yd4g4s % 2 80 E4'paaA r'N
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al WRIHINQA AROHOOh
ARlTHMETIO,

end gentlemen, whore without entering FOR thS fup
course, good handy Writtig can be obtained Ina
iaE NeaEl. - 49, ~ - ----. - -
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saIk is related as circumstance made
by what has since occurred,
that during the late trip of President Lin.
coin to 6hy Point, iis taiisS1sd laib mi6d q
Wearyiug cares by reading Shakespeare,
and that he read several times over and
impFessively to seomPanions thts mourn
ful apostrophe of MaCbeth over tbs iboi6e
6a Had murdsre5s s.ILL.sK bas .sLi sli'lf =
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WEST VIRGINIA., >gy s'i' :
Business ! IS College,
lat WHEELING. ~ = .45-s

THE purpose Of this Institution l. 10 inStruct Il
i young men (and women tool in the principle
which govern the correct tEapBaetion Of pecuninry
buGlnea, ,andin AocountSntlhip 6ndits conoomltanE
BOOK-KEEPIMG, ..sl
stripped Of its absurd VOFbiaEO and ancient pro
liIity and iutrieAey, Gnd adapted 70 the modern
mode Of doing business, especially in tho Uniked
States IL thsl8ding subject ofattentIon ItI ukN5s
which are a. exact, unerring and free nom eIee6.
tion - those Of nAtulO and oOmFCisod In Yery'feV
words, arc hEst made familiar 70 the fstudSnf Gin
who Il then conducted through REQUIRES Of TpFaotical
Bookkeeping, In numerous B0tS Of book IN Rfeil
variety Of forms, tIl he thus kSqnire8 mastery q
the art which enables him 70 apply It with facility
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y oUlna HAT, Ross AHD Pi1Io5IO oATARRH, at.
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have examined Prof II. BsEnhardt'si speetaoleS
and ElAsse9 crystals, ETC., and have great pleasure
in feoommSnding themto those desiring good gla8S1
They made of the beat and in scieutiho
Style The Professor II enineutly capable 81 hdbpt'
TO him., and can confidently recommend him 70 |
public patronage. Prof II. BernhArdels d th0roHEhI
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Never flIlg % Ploa5d.0i asff d ,9t-5.s5F 30
Never fails 10 Please nyff. rrr = 80
Never fails 70 Please,
Never fafis 70 Pl6aso. '+sr lfh 'Halfi-t ?
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-25
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baniIhsS the disease from the system BY its tnme-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-25

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11
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ben See,nsunssn sur lnieaa 3uridsuseb,en.
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