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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-04-22
Advertiser Agents.

Advertiser Agents.
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents; and will receipt for oil monies for'sub-
scr;ntions or Advertisements sent through them ::
r. W. HARD, m Graniteyille, S. G.
MN. pApcErr, Mine Creek, S. c.
cHAs. NIckERsoN, Big Creek, s. c.
Rev. ]. P. Bop1E, Kirksey's R'da, S. c.
JAcop HurEr Bro. Huieps Store, S. C..
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Democrats. Radica

The grand result will, We presume, be an
nouuced before the close of apothcr week. Re-
garding this result there can be but little doubt.
The white mans government in South Carolina
is destroyed, and the State, we fear, becomes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-04-22

kIKkPoo, nov the z4, IoUI'
Derc Zur-Wilf you plezs inform we whether
niger suphrage Was carried at The late lection.
If sech ignrant peepul is to voat, want to leave
this God fursakng State, and 60 back to Souther
Illinois
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-04-22

Yours, truly
We also refer to Mesars. J. F. BUNCH and s. E.
Bowers, of Edgefeld District, and others who
are using it 80
Apr IA At 16
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zWyW -
SALES At AUCTION.
J. BtEECKER, SON CO., AucfIoNEEBS.
IA. TUESDAY, October "a,

Il
at IL O'Clock, n the Exchange Salesroom.
Waverey place-Two and basement House and Lot
No. 161 waverey place, corner Christopher street. Z.
and No 49, adjoining 20x7S brick stable IN the
Christopher street-Premses Nos 2 and ~ Christopher
street. immediately In the rear Of the above =
No $40 West Forsh street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues House In good order and has the modern n
proyements.
Twentieth street. Brookyn-Two story Building and Lot
"Wednesday, October 49,
Lots on @ % and half story Frame House aec bop
]Sxo contains eleven and the modern Improvements
Avenue flight Lots the east side Of avenue A, be-
tween h and 22d Streets the OF l22d street are
Joining the avenue two two story and basement Cottages
l2st Lots and Gore 2lst street com.
mencng 70 e east VI avenue and running TO the Harlem
river.
1920 street-rweve Lots and Gore on 122d street, com.
mencng W ieet east OF avenue and running to Harlem
river.
West Broadway-Premises No. - West Broadway south
east corner of Thomas, 25x50.
Thomas seetPrernses No. rs Thomas street. immediate,
" the rear Of the West Broadway property and forming
letter l. size 25xl00.
West forytrd stree-Three story high soop brown stone
Housaand 4S7 West Forty third between Ninth
Tenth fine ORDER and contains all the modern
COUNTRY SEAT AT PELHAMvILLE.
Handsome frame Italian villa and 10 city Lots at Pelham,
the New Railroad and three minutes walk from des
pot and finely laid with fruit and shade trees house
contains rooms has furnace, water and range and Ia
IO6th 600 feet wide)Three two story high soop
frame cottages Nos Cottage place. on south SIDE q
06h street. eeen Second and Third avenues The houses
order
16th Goo wdeThree story and basement brick
House and Lot north side OF 10th street, l2 feet west OF
avenue Is In perfect order and contains all the modern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

rI,HoMAs GAFFS Ely, AUcTIoNEER, OFFICE % CHAM
bes street. W III this day, ID o'clock the stock
and Fixtures Of the Fancy Store S35 Ninth avenue Sale
positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

ToHN L. vANDEwATER, AUcTIoNEER, "a DUANE
streetDutch Flower Roots, Wednesday, Oct IS az Y
NJ all In splendid order and consisting Of the usual varieties
of Hyacinths Tulips, Jonqus Iris &c. To be sold without
and in lots to suit purchasers. Catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

DAwNBROKERs' sALEs-JoHN MORTIMER, Is EAs'
broadway win sell Wednesday, Oct 2s 400 lots OF choic
bach, 4Ss Grand street. Thgrsday Oct. ~ mems Clothing
Oct 81, By order II. McAleenan, l92 Eighth ayenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

TRY wrTTERs, AUcT1oSEER--pAv1D d. EGAN
w WI, seil Monday al i0 O'Clock, IS Domnick street.
,r,,,. ~ Furniture Stoves Crockery &C. TO pay storage
he Upper Pa Tho Houseto let By order OF Jacob Van
Eostrand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

T7oR SALE IN 18TH STREET, NEAR 4TH Av-
IT cnueThTee frame Houses three story, basement and
cellar; MI improvements; viii be sold easy terms. In
qurc on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

DoR sAIE-L0T AND STABLES 25lS SHERIFF
j. street. Broorne Clio by 100. Price $3.50 Apply
70 JAMES H. COOK, 100 Broomc street. OF Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

TOR SALE-FoR TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUMID
IL red dollars If purchased immedlatey-A brown stone
House. situated between Fourth and Madison and
south Feth street, have very largely increased improve
MoCosKERs & Co., 20 Nassau street, room &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25
FINE ARTS.

-
Z MINER gAEKER,s Ar. Gallery, s4s Broadway, WIN
class modern OIL Painting, belonging TO A. DIuyyetter,
o. rare excecScy selected The ssado. he sse
bratsd hnropean artists. and WI compare ayora5y with
cosnoisseurs amateurs in this city. notice OF the
w be aRd as * Rqs'on w
Auctonecrs No. Corilandt street.
ORANGE AMERICAN oHRoMos FOR SALE AT ALI.
respectable art Stores Ca!r9ssesN mailed free ~
RESTAURANTS.
THE BEST PLACE IN NEW YORK TO GET BEEF.
The Ge Of e and
SALES AT AUCTION.
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE or
es saRY G Viii e on %ss
day G the entire contents q The large four story
and UDysy psss c sS,, SGss
S od fu Sss &C., 1c also Kitchen basement Turn
without any Catalogue ready early morning Of sale
UcrfoN NoTrcE.--AT ERNEST RoTHs FURNITURE
N mandatory % Beecker street between With and sixth
warranted rst class Magnificent Paor Suits with
eSH also opsr o of al Kinds
Of Parior Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture cheap for
cash.
RBNJ. r. FnEomLp, Aycr, l ..
Rosewood Piano and stool.
Rosewood and black walnut
Parlor Suits.
sfl'"O'a D'''O BENZ p ' TXfRca LII ''''N -
On Tuesday, OCTOBER ~ s at lo A. NJ at No. sS7 East
fory-nnth street,
OF the splendid Futnure contained In said house,
ss n part g ra so nad sss pearl
gold brocate Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges and Rockers In
and damak splendid rosewood Etagere French
lack
Table French China Crockery Glass velvet Brus
sells and tapestry Carres oeoshs kitchen Utensils ac, 80
TJy r. soMERvILLE AUCTIoNEER AND REAL Es
Id tate Broker salesroom "a Nassau street, opposite the
Post Office. Art Gallery q Filth avenue.
ROBERT sOMERvIILE will sell at auction, on Tuesday,
October ~, 1865 l0 O'clock tne Household and Oace
Furniture consisting Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
pier iiante Mirrors Paror Suits In brocatel
and oak Extension Tables enanecd Cottage Suits, elegant
carved black walnut Bedeads bureaus Wnshstands and
Commodos hair and hnsk Mattresses cooking and onco
Stoves and flNlurCs.
on Thursday Oct 90 1863 private residence 20 East i2sh
street, HnrieIu fine Household Furniture.
by ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AuCrroyEER
ID JOHNSTON VAN ThSSkLL
will SCI. NJ auction fne assortment Of
iiorsea and Catriages
bong the stock OF FIRST class livery stable,
On Monday, October 70, at III O'Clock,
l56 and los East Twentythrd street, between Lexington
and Third avenues, comprising 10 part
Twelve Horses, all good;
Five Coaches nearly new;
Two open Phaetons, nearly new;
One Jaeger wagon IN good order;
Several Sets Of single and double Harness, together with
Blankets, Robes. Sheets, 80.
Tho stock Is IN good order and all 10 be positively sold 10
tho highest bidder Auconccrs Offices us kast Thirteenth
street aud 80 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

T1Y CAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIoNEERs, OFFICE $50
ID BoweryWil sell on Monday, at II o'clock the cons
tents Of Rectifyng Dstery, go Gold street, near Hillary
Tspsemens are comgIete viz ;5 kecsiSyng Tubs capacity
pete Copper Connections 900 gallon Cern Force Pump
dc Odce Furniture, &c. All will be offered lot IL
sold will positively be broken and cleared out Ia
lots Parties for such business, buyers and dealers ere
specially invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY AT AUCTION
JOHNSON MILLER VIII positively .e a. . sgss,on
saesroom III broadway New York, the choice and veusnS
business Property No. 2si Broadway, between Reade aue
Duane Streets very substantially built FIVE etory ana pass
mcnt brick store, with handsome brown stone ron .,rc
walls and ubers all extra heavy and the wnoo 80 ~,
ure IL built IN the best The store has n, "a 4.
broadway OF - feet inches In the rear Of
100 feet Inches In depth and through 70 ss
alley The building covers the entire lot tbs ~ ANY Eind
desirable for business purposes ~
while Is emnenty adapted for oace belng ns gnac ne,v
10 close proximity TO the City Hall new s converted into
Post ONCE ac The building could be cas-
Offices which purpose Will shorty vs o large ann az
when Thus altered would readily rent Tor very =, VI
money. TermsTwohirds o. the puenAse or y as
main on hon and morgase 9 "a Nassau street. New York
,,r,,,,.u vpxxrt1y. AucrroSEER, WILL SELL.
auction wedne;ss October vs. =. x os0Ss n
,no sone House. Lot No. 2ls West Thirty
eh,s street be,wcen seventh and Eighth ayenues splendid
ins.,,or Mans M auctionecr's Office ~ Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

TFoR sALE-rHREE FIRST CLASS THREE STORY
hiph brown stone Houses, with all modern i'm
proveen 2Vxe0 In Fifysevenh street 100 feet wide street,
between First aud Second avenues; S2o0 each. Apply at
o. Fiyserenh street, 10 T. kRITIkA, SO and 80
East Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

ORANGE AMERICAN oHRoMos FOR SALE AT ALL
L respectable art stores. Catalogues mailed free by
T. FRANC 4 CO., Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN AND HUDSON
CITY REAL ESTATE.

A BARGAIN.-MUsT BE SOLD. A SPLENDID BUsI.
IN Lot three story, 27x40 lot 100
feet the west side Of principal business avenues 10 mia.
walk Hoboken ferry house almost contains
store rooms leased for four years, ut $780, TO
good party Price $780, half cash. Address call tho
owner, at Leicht Co.'s, No. Barclay street. New York,
basement.
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rusgy cry, HOBOKEN AND HUDSON
CRY REAL ESTATE.

For sale.
A RkRgAIN-MUSr sELI.-A sPLEFnfD CORNER
N tIu,s and lot three story, Tss0; 20, 10 ee. N
thew ate l. side OF principal uifss ave ue, mnrtc walk
frpm iioO, ferry. hon nsg, cont IS rtoms an
nore Iri,e ,s4p, bslf ca H. Adie or caI ut LEiOHr
co.'s. basement NO. barcisy street, New fork-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-24

L,oR sALE--oTE or THE ROW OF FoUR STORY
hrb sop brown iiouses, with French root, Just
neon IN tory iourth srcc,. bun 50
most subs,antia and wurkman<e manner; walnut
doors, &C. plumbing win tin lnci lea pipe finished
10 the IN All mo ern improvements
UURN's OttEILLY, Builder.
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gaetieal.
0
AMO.

When he told me that he loved me,
Twas the fowery month of May;
put roses in my ringlets.
And went singing all the day
When he told me that he loved me,
In the pleasant month of May
Still, he told me that he loved mo .
In the summer time of June;
When the roses blushed the redder,
And the birds We're all in tune
And blushed (because he loved me)
Redder than the rose of June!
Yesl because knew he loved me,
went singing with the birds,
MI the day j listened to him
All the night l heard his words.
Dreaming nightly that he loved me,
/ was blyther than the birds!
Bnt-I didn't know I loved him!
Till found one summer day, t.'s
That, in saying how he loved me, @
He had wiled my heart away
Only saying how he loved me
Through the long bright summer day
Still, he told ne that he loved me.
When the roses fading FELL
And the birds had all forgotten
That sweet tune I've learned too we'll
For love him, and he loves me,
More than any words can tell
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MEMORY'S M1GIC.


How small a trifle oft has power 4llgl
To- bid the present flee,
To bear us to some long past hour
On Times eventfnl sea.
A faded rose, n crumpied glove,
An echo, a perfunie, Y ~
May clasp the broken links of love l5}F7
Discovered by the tomb. a-a ,ss
And oft the icy mail of pride '7'1 1-',l
That cbiils affections breath, ~ 81
Which has all change and timo defied,
And seems the type of death, e
Is keeniyl pierced by some stray thrust
From Memory's quick spear,
And 10! the armor turns to dust
Revealing life Still there!
But yet another wondrons art -
Holds Mem'ry in her store aA
Her spells life's semblunce can impart
TO love whose life is DER!
Noileart concealS q grave so deep isfitf
Her magic canuot trace, a4stz
And at her bidding deaths cold sleep IS. s..
Tolising warmth gives place.
A moment-and the visions fed
With all its witching light,
The heart once more reclaitns its dead,
AS Memory takes her flight,
But to tho hidden sacred grave,
In pity oft she'll stray,
AEd through her fairy power save, lt'l'
The dead love from decay 7es
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80 Louisiana Equitable d3.'
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY !!

( .qH zgw 81 ga4 ~ l-n53 z. .steTsit iii99
Capital. .-..---....-,...-$5eo, 600.
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> STEEP THEE COMRIDE.
From the MS. poems of the late Edward
T. Morchead.

From the MS. poems of tho late Edward
T. Morehead.l
.gsasftaK al. i --
Sleep thee, comrade. cold and still,
In thy silent cell of death rs IS 700
Winters storm brings thee no i'll,
Spring no,swcet, reviving breath -,,
Where the clustered pine trees wave ~ 2
Hopes green banner Ger the dead,
There amid the fallen brave, b s i
Love, regretted, rest thy head
Sleep thee, comrade! on thy brain
Fancyfs finger may not press;
Biuntea every arrow pain
Once had dipped in dark Distress 80
Faith with guiding finger yet - 3,
Points the smonrner to the sky,
Where the shadows ofrcgrct }
Brighton in the Masters eye.
Sleep theo- eomradc. never moro
Fate shall stay the rising thrill, #
kiufiling projects raised of wore,
At tue prompting of thy will; ~,
All! the wealth of truth; and trust
Garnered in that breast of thine, q
Few have seen; nor know how just
Every motion of thy mind. s..r-..-
Sleep thee, contradict from thy grave afy
Friendships sightleSs chain shall reach
Far away to hin, yon gave
lessons which thy acts did preach,
Other knees than mine shall bend, 'ifn
Doing homage unto prayers. -22'
Bat no better, truer friend
Sends a wreath of sorrow there!
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70 E s A T, F.!

ErHE undersigned wishes to. inform
L the Sugar Planters of Rapides that
he has on hand u good quality of MO-
LASSES BARRELS, which he offers
for sale--cheap for cash-guaranteed.
Persons purchasing Barrels from me
that will ship them by way of Alexan-
dria, al cooperage needed for them.
will be attended To, free of charge.
Oct7-tt. ! r. KEKRiGAN
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-12-09

VXYHEN,YOU want COOKING SODA
w Send to II. st. John's aud Proeere
the Genuine article.
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CHEWING TOBACCO, Smoking Tobac-
NJ co, Pipes, &C. The celebrated Lon
isiana PERIQUEq SMOKING TOBACCO
kept for sale. warranted genuine, is cat on
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TEXAS TONIC SYRIp
A Vegetable Compound for the =,
pld and Permanent Cure az
CHILLS AND FEVER, CT FEVER
AND AGUEi
Every Poison has Its Antidote! =.
cry Disease has its Cure

The people Of the Mississ;n,;
Valley have long felt the necess;i ILL.,
for, and want of, a Safe, Cerfa;s
and Reliable Remedy, as a snf s.i
Itute for Quinine, Strychnine. a.,
other poisonous Drugs, forthe en,a
of Fever and Ague, or Chills aaS
Fever. We claim, and the resns %
will show, and bear testimons -
every unprejudiced mind, that ~.
Texas Tonic Syrup has supDlieI
this want and accomplished th;s
purpose. It's Tonic, Alternative anI S
Antiseptic qualities are such tha t
none can possibly be disappo;nssa.ss
in its effects. Upon its own 1ner;ts
therefore, it is sustained. a SINH,
trial is all that is needed to siam r
this remedy as the greatest spec;kr
of the age. tl 0as.5i = =
The ingrediments Of whiel, hi.
Medicine is. composed are simple
productions of nature aboundins
upon certain streams in the STATE
of Texas, and were ever used by Tia
Aborigines of that State as q sne.
cific for Fevers of all KINGS, andes.
pecially Fever and .Ague, which
they never failed to cure. .aili
A celebrated Physician. acn,a;p.t
ed with these facts, has ft,1nished
us his theory upon this important
subject, and hence the pro.lr.t
properly named. TEXAS TONN!
SYRUP, which we now offer to tle
public as a specific and positive
cure for Fever and Agne, Or, ChiIls
and Fever, no matter of how lone
standing. .. = :! -. -, 's7 5, = ?
Having had indubitable evidence
of Its prompt and, certain effaas
from the testimony of o multitulie
ofrespectable citizens, among vhen
is classed many of our best Phyx.
Clans, we do not hesitate to recon.
mend this Preparation in all cases
of Fever and Ague and Chirls and
Fever; indeed, from, the facts in our
possession of its intrinsic value, &
would not be too much for us q
state that when the directions an
strictly complied with We warrant
a cure in every case, where IL Il
tried. 1t is pleasant to the tastt
and the cheapest Medicine in til,
world. Therefore, in truth, it ma,
be declared the day is not far dis
tant when it must be appreciates
and used in every household whers
Fever and Ague or Chills and Re.
yer is found to exist. ,i . yEss
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Sends a wreath of sorrow there !

B.sKIxt5 Sops! -CooKiNG SoDA.,-
Pure English Newcastle can be pro-
cnrea at II. ST. J0RSfS at the same
price that is paid for COMMON IMPURE
SODA so frequently ipa1ned off on the
public by igii0sant dealers.
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~ = School Notice.
MISS GRIFFIN WILL RESUME THE
IXI exercises of her school OF the LIST day
Of September, at her former scho,l honse.
TERMS: lJsi lltsif 80
BOYS, pcr month 50 90
Girls, Sc and 50 w
Aug. &c; Is6s-if,s
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TIE DUEL.


Have You ever seen duel,
Where the swords SO coldIy crnel
Seem to add their flashing fuel
TO the fire that burns Within 3 {
Where amid the angry flashes s2..EE.t.
OF the lunging blade that gashes,
Madly onward, sharp point dashes
TO the heart it seeks to VIM
Swift the parrying arm uprising -,., -,
Turns it from its red baptizing,
Shields the goal tits holly prizing
From its cr.iei thrust Of steel. -t'fs
Now tie harmless sword blade glances, 70
While the foeman quick advances, "aI
And with sure, eye marks the chances ri ~
-e OF the death blow he'wiH deal. gl1. (.
Now advancing, now retreating. -.
Sword 'gainst sword forever beating,
Sparks of flame the sunlight meeting
~ AS it looks upon the fight. - ~ saa
Fire from out each eye is glowing, $50.
Utmost skill each arm is showing, 'aE
Angry force each one is throwing .,s ga9
In his blade that flashes bright. ,U i
Now ON guard both swords are tarryiug,
There's IL fcint-the other parrying-
Quick thatthrhstthe death wound carrying
:. To'the breast that naught can shield,
Stop, oh stop that fearful bleediug- bsa
Catch, oh catch the life receding-
Dead land now his second, leading
Takes the murderer off the field.
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a Mo1,HBR',s LOVE.

-. By GEO. W. COOK. ..1;,-,.,
Buried deeply in the bosom ,-.
' OF the Orient Indian earth,
Gems of richest ray are shining
f9d Gems of beauty, gems of worth!
Meath the pillows of the ocean,
Hidden treasures wait the hand
That again to light shall raise them,
With the Divers magic Wand 20 a.
What to nc the wealth Of India +?
What the gems beneath the sea?
What the riches of the wea1thy2
What the gold of kings to me2
When beside one only treasure,
These in gandy vestments move,
Them all then, tho poor, I'm wealthy
III Wealthy in mothers loye!5gb ~ =
Maiden's smiles are sweet, but tickle
Love they seldom have to give, D.
Like the dreams of Eastern smokers,
All too short that love doth live!
But the holy, pure affection,
BY agentle mother given.
Never fadeth with the twilight,
Dies to live again in Heaven!
Often sick and sore with trouble,
Longing from this world to fly,
How that holy love has cheercd me,
Beaning from q mether's eye!
How those gentle smiles have stifed
ag Oft the bitter thoughts that roye;JF
Oh, priceless gift of Heaven g.igi =
Art thou sure, a mothers love! 54'5
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BY GEO. w. COOK, sta
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NOTICE.

Notice. ,o, -r.tl rr,
TIME UNDERSIGNED would respect.
Il fully inform his friends and the sugar
planters generally of the Parishes of Ra,
pidcs and Avoyelles, that he is now, pre-
pared to set or repair kettles and boilers in
the most approved style and hest work.
.manlikemamer. Having had 25 Years ex
.perience in this line of business, he feels
satisfied that he will render satisfaction
and viii guarantee that his work viii be
better and by his STYLE Of setting boilers
economizc moro fuel than that of any oil er
Mason in either Parish. ,.,.fg b,
IS Best Of references given. if required.
y ''.#' -, GILES SMITH.
April Goth, l66s-tf. ~ 80 ..' e
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$3.50, t.fs
NJ ANSFIELD & HIGBEE.
!; sliiPR Afy,yc.I9 npr,Gc ,,.r
armav sii.i~ --and--gloF naibsJ q
ANA LYTICAL CHEMTSTS
e asosa o5 ~ - ~
sc.iE bia Memphis, Tenn, ~ eei
Sole PROPRIETOR
Observe cxplicit Directions. aroNnd each
lie against imposition and fraud.
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-as5 ete12 at FOR SAFE At ast
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0SH1 'eAl1'6 y eso'as Moui0iuC lUtNN,
H9ti22!2 NEW ORLEANS, La, s -
June "a, lS6s-ly. -.
TnTITuI ON mn orrs1m ,o,.f
LIZ OA0S .leal o4A41 n6Ml1N All
~, - =, OF. OF LEARNING = ~ ,se,Y
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-aaEs MILITARY ACADEMY
Near A,, anx aasS u. -. ~, g..
ported BY the State Of Louisiana.
9sts ,'ii'2I' ~ p - - -. -,
= EIGHTH SESSION
WILL begin LIST MONDAY in SEP.
NESDxY line ~ 1890 q sane ono ias'
- 2ait ACADEMIC BOARD
rons;s+ss 80 ~ III, oor,,. e M. I...x.
in oil i,ran.i,as - $500. "U'o .uSs cu u.sss
rsnaiIv ta,,.,Sst az, Sa. C III s,1'. IL
iJniyersities - '''s 'ss' SoA,'' -
- ..G ...l.-..s = aal gsIs at.i ,@'ss
COURSE OF STUDY 5s8nefzs
Enhances a Preparatory and an z1cddtnic
Department, including . Literary. Scientific
and Optional Course, SPECIAL zSchcel Of
Ctrtt engineering and COMsascial School;
4; orese.6.J ADMISSION a.gsibs liz
Of age, ,sso fso,o ariismssie s ESsiiss Gsss.
mar mar and Geography, .9gd .saazlI
~ ExPENsEs * Md szsf
months, $40 90: ;eQO4 90 payabIe in ~
vance, balance in equal payments. January
Jst; ana April Isl. . ~
session and charged from date OF entrance.
LOCATION. .i.es .isaiaas
In the Pine Hills. Very healthy.d. . aii.i
.I.fs ,,-ftss- a7fs
s7tnF ROyn snno,;ntondon.
no. s1aie pnst Oa;co Alex.rdr;o Il
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OR REFER To- -e s5,
. Gen G. Mason Graham. Aiiutant Gene
ral, State Of Louisiana. N. o 81 p es3.s.l
Maj. VIM A. Freret, State Engineer, Mo-
Iapt W. 1'aek, 81 nersiido ST. ny.
, f'R;ci,t Rex,i H;shon y;,uu,m.r ~
DR. bartholomew Ear. NJ. Lebanon. Ia
ny Ofrice of tba SEMINAR N New Or.