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james Aulick. General Agent
u Norih Calvert ~. Baltimore.
for Insurance received by Gc1.
S. loukc, solicitor, n, Westminster, Carroll
county, Nd
j. ". Herring, NJ D., Medical Examiner.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
Jos. NJ. PAnkE, Editor and Proprietor,
No. 3 CARROLL HALL.

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OHS e. rIIzElt. h hANFis
FRlZELL & MANNING,
e r OK Err s,

WILL buy and sell United States aud other
public Securities.
VIII buy Negotiable Paper, Bondshnd Judg-
mcnty and advance money on Collections.
win pay three per cent ior Dcpositcs, 10 be
secured by Government Bonds, and redeemed
at ten days notice
Office opened at No. , Carroll Hall after the
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81 SHALL NOT DENY, BUT AE5-
NIT, THAT A FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLE OF THE REPUBLI-
CAN CREED, Is THAT EVERY
BEING POSSESSING AN MINOR
TAI SOUL Is EQUAL BEFORE
THE LAW. ."-Thod. Teceas, lSee
Bedford H1qH;rer).
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DOUNTT no C0LORED VOL
, UNTEERS The undersigned will promptly
attend to the collection Of the bounty allowed to
colorcd volunteer under the Act Of Congress,
which approprialcs $3.50 to all eoIorod men who en-
listed and served in the L. :. Army in the late
war All applications punctualy attended to.
Address JAMES B. GILMORE,
sep.2l.-3t Claim Agent, Washington, d C.
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DIED.

REED-In this place, on Tuesday evening the
25th inst. Scholl " Reed, aged % years month
and days
GUMP,-Gn the 10Th instant, Sophia Rcbecca.
daughter Of George " and Sophia Gump in the
9th year Of her age.
HOENSTINE.--On the 18th inst, in St. Clair
township Mr.. Samuel Hoens;iuc, aged q years
and - days.
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REMEMBER that every Radical Con
gresham from Pennsylvania voted,
last winter, to force Negro Suffrage up
on the District of Columbia.
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REMEMBER Thad. Stevens said in
his speech on Tuesday night OF Court
week, ''THAT THE GREAT ISSUE
TO BE MET AT THIS ELECTION
Is THE QUESTION OF NEGRO
RIGHTS"
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REMEMBER that Thad. Stevens was
invited here TO speak by the leaders Of
his party in Bedford, and that those
leaders endorse his sentiments.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-E Every young
lady and gentleman IN the United States can hear
something very much to their advantage by re-
turn mail free of charge,) by addressing the un-
dersigned. Those having fears of being huIabug-
ged viii oblige by not noticing this card. Others
VIII please address their obedient servant
TH0S F. CHAPMAN
831 Broadway, New York
Jan. 5, City
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REMEMBER that if the Southern
States be restored 20 the Union, they
viii rebuild their waste cities, and peo-
pie from the North will emigrate thith-
er and make that section wealthy and
thus transfer some Of our own taxation
to the people of the South.
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MARRIED.

DAVIS-MOORE.-O the 18th inst. by Rev
4. K. Kremer Mr. ID. Porter Davis to Miss Sallic
Moore, both Of IopewelI township.
BR0NN-H0RT0N On the 10th inst by the
same Mr. Elias Brown, Of Broad Top City, to Mis-,
Ann Maria Horton, of Yellow Greek, this county.
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REMEMBER that J. 3. Cessna and
other Radicals dined with and address
asecret league Of negroes who after
wards mobbed white man.
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REMEMBER that the people Of the
south acknowledge themselves whip
ped and now desire to live with lis in
peace. Would you be SO cowardIy as
to put your foot upon their necks ?
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uow THE TTCKErs AaEr0 BE VOTED.
Read this Carefully.


The Legislature, IasJ winter, passed a
law which changes the mannero Of vo-
ang. All State officers voted for viii
hr voted on one slip, labeled state"
a.i county officers and members Of Con
gr=s, Senators, and members Of the
legislature voted for, win be voted on
another slip, labeled County ;" andall
Judges of Courts voted for, will be vo-
ted on stin another slip, labeled AUDI
5ary;" which divides the ticket, at the
present election into three sips. IN
@.asts shouia BE- reao,y csa, .folded md
ted, 6efore c'ec'i0ss-day, Let Democrats
attend to this everywhere, and see that
M the ticket is included in their ballot
The ticket will be printed as follows:
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REMEMBER, BondhoIders, that so
Tong as the Union isnot restored, your
bonds are insecure, for peace and re-
union alone can pay our national debt.
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More Thunder.
The Hills & ValleysReverberate.

l.
- - ! ~ DeihocracH ol Olloh
~: l.'''.L' i'ei'l ''iree meetings. one al
r. =, ~ oile ''' 'i''' le''',' anu one "L
/, Co = : ~ 'ii0 iii''' - l4oi'''cl
I-'''i'', '''tS''' d. ft7IoStI'; sam iI5edfu,
Jo2e'h Niaar, "ohh IL walter, dohn
IooFeI' 'oainuei borket and jacob q.
J. Walter, Henry CIaar. George W.
Knipple and John N. Walter a. Sr,.re-
tarics. Speeches were made bv G.
Fisher and B. f. Movers At the sao-
ond, Jacob CorIe acted as President.
Castleton Axe. Andrew P,eacher Hen
ry Corle and John CLAIR Vice pra.i-
dents: and w. p. Iapbrirbt and In
NJ. Sleek. Secretaries. The ,neatino
was addressed hyJ. &, Fisher and r
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far Iar,,o ,on,ncr,ta ,.ai,, i,,., :, :, ,.3 D"
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An impromptu meeting o. theDen-
ocrats of Bedford borough, was held
at the Court House, on Saturday even
iug last, at which speeches were made
by Dr. J. Compiler, Col. J. w. Tate and
b. f. Meyers. The meeting was hasti-
,.,,,,,o,,o,,+, e-m tI,a NJ. 49,. -
-, ,,a...I.,., - ,', ,'.,> 'lli -
,,,as : =, a4tondo,,aa l''N'~''' & '''' 0-'" y
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
Democrats and Conservatives Of JuIli-
alta township, was held at Buena Vista.
on last Thursday evening. The meet
ingwasorganized bycaIling to thcchair
Dahlei DIehi' assisted by Michael I'M
legas, John CARRIER, Henry heyser, 81,
George W. Powell, ar, Henry kinsey,
jacob IL. lIIliegas, Grouse Z. Long, Ja-
cob MoWFy, Ihonaa Spiccr, John Coz
ley, j., ana AIVy BoEian, as Wee Pres
ldeh'S' ana ClarieS SJrucNmah, "m.
balIey' Johh A. cessna, Andrew DlehI
ana JOS COOK a9 secretaries. ForcloIe
ana pfactic3d speeches We're made by
.. l.. shannon ana JohhPaImer, E9qFS.
Inc people OF JuhiaJa are idIiyaroused
ana VIII give good report on the 9th
oi OCTOBER
,,arvI,roa Darnocrat ratior,aa+iro, ,,.aa
hof5 ~ SIiIIHr.+ou.D Nr,,,to,. +ou,,5bfr,
-, r,.t r-r;lJ.,--l--',,,-,, ,,,aat;,ii,3,
,,.,, ,.,.-.,,,f-.,'l ~. ,,.,l;,+,,,-.,+ :,
W., Cr;.,.,,,, rS,.,.;,la,,t. ~, W,
lcrsa,d ,,Jar, 1r;rra,. Iriea f,,.o.i,1ort..
.,,d H., n >.,,,,,Io,, '.,,,I u ,r;4aI.
ell, Secretaries. Addresses We're made
by O. +. shannon and John Palmer,
Es'lf~. Inc greatest ehliiy59ia7hi pre-
N8l.t3 throughout, ana ADJOURNED bN
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-09-28

REMEMBER that the last Congress ap-
propriated 1000, 600 to support the ne
groes of the South in idleness, and re-
memember that we, of the North, are
compelled to pay these seven millions.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-09-28

4 large and complete stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
just resolved and opened at N. SHOEMAKER'S 5.
No. ] Anderson's Row-bought just at the right
time.
The following comprise q few Of our goods:
DRY GOODS
CaIs-l-as. haIairas. Crhurar Cloths French Neri-
noes, AIpacas, Flanueis, Ginghams All wool De
LANES, all coIors, large stock of beached and uu-
bleached Musijus Cloths Cassimcrcs, Satiuctts,
Jeans, Twceds, 6e., &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large assortment Of Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Ladies Misses and Children Boots. Shoes
and Gators all prices and sizes to suit everybody.
CLOTHING:
A very large stock Of Mems and Boys Goats Pants
and Vests. all sizes, and prices TO suit the times
HATS AND CAPS:
\ complete assortment Of al kinds, sizes and
GROCERIES, SPICES, &c:
Coffee Sugar, Lowering and other Syrups, Moas-
sas Tea, Rice, Tobacco, Spices &c.
LEATHER
prime article Sole Leather Calf Skins, Kip and
Upper Leather apd Linings
COTTON CHAINS,
Single and Double, all numbers, cheap
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE,
Tubs. Buckets, Brooms Baskets, &c
Call and see our stock ofGoods and be convinced
that No. | Anderson 5 Row, is the place to get
bargains J NJ. SHOEMAKER.
sep 2s, &C.
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fantu Stores.

gKISS KATE DEAL. & MRS. NJ.
I'VE K. SCHAEFFER have just returned from
the city with a fine assortment of fashionable
BDNEETS.
HATS,
RIBB0TS
FLOWERS,
GLOVES.
ladies' and gents hose, ladies and gents hand
kerchiefs and collars, fancy neck ties, rufiing,
dress buttons and trimming machine silk and cot
ton, hair brushes tooth brushes, clothes brushes,
soaps, perfumery, enamel skirt braid, embroider-
ing braid, ladies corscts and hoops, balmoral
skirts lace wells tissue for wells, cloths for sacks
dress goods, poplins lawns ginghams, &c, &c.
Mantua- making and all kinds Of Milliner work
done in the cheapest and test manner.
may ] 66.
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COURT SALE, OF

ORPHANS COURT SALE, OF
( 3VALUABLE TOWN PR0PERTY.-By yir-
tue ofau order of the Orphans Court Of Bedford
county, the undersigned, administrators Of the es-
tate Of John Smith, ESQ. lato of the borough OF
Sthc!isburr deed win sell III Public Sale, the
premises the Real Estate Of said deceased, situa-
ted in the borough Of SchellSburr aforesaid on
TUESDAY the 81 day Of OCTOBER, 1856, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. consisting of LOT No. l3 fronting
so feet on PIttsburg street and extending back
2in feet to an alley adjoining m alley and lot Of
Samuel Corl on the West. having thereon erected
80 tEo-staTE Brick Mansion House, Brick store
House 'Ia Stable y ASH House, Carriage House,
Wood House and GraneTy, " eli Of good waters
81 Cisteru and fine variety Of choice Fruit Trees
or the premises. also LOT No. a., adjoining the
above. and same dimensions having thereon
erected large tWo-s-ory Brick Blacksmith Shop,
q frame Once and Stable. The shop could very
readily be remojc,e3 iujo dwelling This IS
very pleasant property, in good renair and ina
very pleasant yilIHgc TERMS. CASH il de-
sired time might be gwen for partof the pur-
chase money. All particulars can be had BY call
ing on JN0. P. REED, Atty, at Bedford, or the
j. PIPER SMITH,
SIMON L. IIAMAkER.
sopt.7-l@ Administrators.
EHNTENSIVE PRIVATE SALE
a. OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-The un-
dersigned viii sell Of private sale several adioin-
ing and contiguous tracts Of land, lying on the
heudwatcTs Of DuuuinE' Greek. in =. Clair town
ship. Bedford county. containing 16j acres, now
divided into four tracts. three tracts thereof
tanning respectively Ij7- i6$, ard Isl acres and
the other. being the Saw Mil tract, containing
2i2 acres These tracts viii be sold as they are or
undivided to suit purchasers
The saw Iai tract contains & FIRST CLASS
SAW MILL. with neyer-lniHng head Of water,
and is in the midst of TIMBER REGION an
SURPASSED for the uuaiity OF timber One other Of
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AtW advertisements.

GUNS AND LOCNS.-The under
Z I signed respectfully tenders his services to
the people Of Bedford and vicinity, repairer
Of Guns and Locks All work promptly attended
to. i. DEFIBAUGH.
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TFTIIS WAY.-Thc books Of J. Hen
4 ry Hutton having beon placed in my hands
for collection, persons having accounts standing
said books will please call forthwith and settle
otherwise suits will be brought
sep 28-3t H. NICODEMUS
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\ LOT OF GROUND

containing , acres adjoining lands of Urah Black
burn, widow Griffith and Henry Shradcr The
improvements are ! ! storied plank dwelling
house, and two storied frame building used for u
store house and timer shop. Both houses are new
and well built The ground is nearly all cleared
and in cultivation aud the location is II first rate
one fora country store.
Terms. Onc-third of the purchase money 10 re-
main ia the property for the use Of the widow, one
half of the balance in hand al the confirmation ct
the sale and the residue in one year without inter
est. AZARIAH BLACKBURN,
sep 28-3t Guardian
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4 D1IINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Notice Is hereby given that letters of admin
tration have been granted by the Register Of Bed
Jacob Yount, late Of Bedford township dec'd
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims can present them duly authenticated for
settlement.
sep. est. JOHN YDTNT
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DR.. TOBIAS YENTIAN HoRsE LIyIMENr.-Pint
BOTTLES at One Dollar, for the cure of lalieness,
scratches, wind gals, spraIns, bruises, splints,
cuts. cole, slipping stine, over heating; sore
throat. nail in the foot etc 1t is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article ever Of
fered to the public. Thousands Of animals have
been cured Of the collie and over heating by :his
Liuiment; and hundreds that were crippled and
lame have been restored 10 their former vigor.-
II is used by al the first horseIaen throughout
the States, Orders are constantly received from
the racing stables Of England for fresh supplies Of
this iuvaluqbls article ORR 2,500 tesiimoRtat
harc bee0 Jrce,red R-msmisr- one dollar laid
out in time may save the life Of your horse. Sold
by all Druggists. Office, 56 Courtlandt street,
New York aug 24-lm.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-09-28

An impromptu meeting OF the Dem
ocrats Of Bedford borough, was held
at the Court House, on Saturday even
ing last, at which speeches We're made
by Dr.. j. Compiler, Col. J. w. Tate and
B. f. Meyers. The meeting was hasti-
Iy called for the purpose of making ar
rangements for the Mass Meeting at
Morgart's, nevertheless large crowd
was in attendance.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-09-28

CLASSICAL SCIIoOL.-Wc beg to re-
mind our readers Of the opening Of the
Classical School, formerly Rev. John
Lyons, under the charge of john I.
Huggard, 3. A., on Monday next. Mr.
Huggard is now in town.
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Academic Board.

DAVID F BOYD, Superintendent aud Professor of An
cient Languages and English Literature
RICHARD NJ yENABLE, Professor of Civil and Military
Engineering
JOHN A A. WEST, Professor of Mathematics and Com
mandant of Cadets.
JEAN PIERRE BELLIER Professor of Modern Languages
and Literature
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Professor of Natural Philosophy.
JOHN R PAGE, M D. Professor of Chemistry, Mneralogy
Geology and Materia Medice.
JAMES W WILSON, M D, Professor Of Anatomy, Physio
Iogy and Surgery.
JAMES M. BOYD A NJ, Assistant Professor of Ancien
Languages and Literature,
ROBERT E. RIvEs A M Pm D Assistant Professor o
Modern Languages and Literature.
/ j. MADISON WELLS
Governor and Ex- oacio President of the Board of
Supervisors
So For further information address
DF. BOYD Superintendent,
! Postotice, Alexandria, La.
State semuoyy and Military Academy, July 2 1866
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A CADET HOP

at the Seminary on the Friday Evening of each month
The HOP has worked like during the past year in
polishing the refining the feelings of the Cadets
and in maintaining good order and discipline.
Cadets are encouraged attend Divine Worship in AleNan.
dri on the Sabbath being free attend the Church of their
choice Ministers of the Gospel frequently hold Service at
the Seminary
The Session having closed june Both with JUS ma'cu
ates almost certain that there will not be less
than 200 present during the next Session those des
Gus of parouziug the Institution e advised to be prompt III
entering their sons on the irst day of the Session
State or Beneficiary Cadets must not fail to 5 present at the
beginning of the Session. places cannot be reserved m
them.
In case of an epidemic New Orleans in the onval dis
trc the State Cadets pass the vacation at the Semi
nary.
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DR. DE ANDRIgS
PURE
sARsAP RILLA BITTERs.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade 10
spectfuIy called to the Introduction of the
sarsnpErHlIS BEtters,
The most valuable Bttes that hiss hssnn
this country The trade in general be supplies
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fato, Marks Il Co., 43, IS and AZ New Levee street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchouptoulss street
Ell. Hart Co., 70, rs and n Tchcupitoulas street.
L. Basset cor. Grayier and Tchoupitoulas streets.
r. Avet q Canbon 30 and 81 Old Levee street.
John T. Moore, cor. PoydrAs and New Levee strsesA
VIM. G. Mitchell, cor Camp and Poydras srest&
Cass & Downing, 30 Poydras street
I, W. Marsden, Druggist, cor, Magazine and GraVieF
Turner Wales Druggists, Royal aud CustemhouSa.
O. n MORRISON, Agent
----- Y MAGAZINE street.
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ryHE LOUISIANA
STATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING
MILITARY ACADEMX
NEAR ALEXANDRIA,

viii resume IL ersrcses on the ar Mondy in September
and close session of ten months on the 10Th day OF
June lo67.
The Institution is situated in Pine Woods three miles
from Ae1apdta-the location having been made from the
entire State chiefly Of its beathfaness and
abundance Of prre Spring The Seminary binding
was erected at great cos AID Of the largest and finest
College edHces in the South
Cadets will not be received UNDER FOURTEEN YE AIRS
OF AGE.
CADETS WILL BE RECEIVED FRoM OTHER
STATES
There is a PREPARATORY and an ACADEMIC De
PARrMENT, and two SPECIAL sCHO oLs-ono Of CIVIL
ENGINEERING, the other Of MEDICINE.
The applicant for admission the Preparatory Department
MUST READ AND WRITE WELL
and know Arhmetca jas far Ratio and Proportion, incu-
sge, and the rudmens Of Engh Grammar AVID Geography
To enter the Academic Department it is necessary to
know Arithmetic Algebra through E7uations Of The LIST
degree English GRAMMAR Geography the Elementary
Grammar and Reading in French and Latin
In the Academic Department there is " Literary and
SCIENTIFIC COURSE or STUDY
having their point Of divergence in the 81 or sophomore
class In the Literary course the
! ANCIENT LANGUAGES AID LITERATURE
are thoroughly taught in the Scientific the GREE
n LANGUAGE is omitted andiu its stead are taught
. MECHANIC AND PRAc FIoAL ENGINEERING
The parent or guardian must STATE IN WRITING, o
entering bis ward, which course Of study he wsb
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OonAN SPRINGS aEorRL-
TTHE TMIBODAUX SENTINEL
4 p, Z. LORI0 & CO., Editors,

FuOlbh6u
TERMs-one year lin advanced, IS copy ten cents
ADyERTsINGFor each square OF ten lines or ess
the first insertion 81 So Second insertions % cents PEI
square For subsequent nsertoAs square 10 cents
For professional cards. including paper not e
ceeding lines for Il months, $40. -, 40 z.
Advertisements published at irregular intervals % P
square for each Insertion
A liberal discount yearly advertisers aa
Announcing candidates for Office $40 to 90 pla ioh "
vance. - -,,,issj lima
Advertisements not marked the copy for SPeenea A
viii be inserted tin forbid and payment e2aeted
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What the Patients sny of DIR. MaggiePs
Pills and Salve.

1.-THE best Pills for headache ever had"
"Ny liver works like an engine thanks to your Pills"
am pleased say Dr. Maggie that ~onla not
be without box your Pills for curing me OF morning nau
Won viii find inclosed one dollar Your Pills are only
25 cents but consider them worth to me dollar"
psar poctor-y tongue had fur on it every morning ike
the back of a cat. Your Pills to K it away
took half pill and crushed it to powder ana gave " IN
s little babe for CHOLERA The dear little pet
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cents for another box to keep in The house,
q" Send me another box of salye.n $500.
Enclosed find rs cents boxes fyour Aegges Pill
an one OF salvc."
The most geos yet searching medicine ever swallowed
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Expenses Per Session of Ten Months:

Tuition, Board Washing Use of Furniture, Fuel Lights,
Medical and Library Fees Text Books and Stationery S4oo
Payable half advance and the balance on the ls of Febru
ary There must deposited entrance Contingent
Fee of SIS SO much of expended will be re-
funded It win be that tho fees every item of
expense except Clothing, good supply of which the Cadet
must bring with him.
Payments must be made advance This rule is mpera-
tive and will be enforced in every
The Seminary has the nucleus of respectable Library
1900 volumes the opening of the Next Session the
SCIENTIFIC CHAIRS will be well supplied with apparatus
To give the the benefit of society ofAdes there
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MAearEus PILLS AND sAhvE

MAGGIEIs PILLS AND sALVE
re almost universal effects and cure can be almost
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
x,b can be more productive of cure than these Pills
Their almost magic influence IS and the usual
oncomitants Of the distressing disease are removed
These remedies are made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the most delicate female and can be
given with good effect prescribed doses to the youngest
babe.
FOR CUTANEoUS DISORDERS
And all eruptions Of the skin the sALvE s most invaluable
1t does not heal externally alone but peneates with the mos
searching effects to the very root of the evil.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-28

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