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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
Name changed fronsI.a State Seminary
BATON ROUGE, LA. q
Founded and Supported by the State OF
Louisiana.

NINTH SESSION,
Now in progress, will close last Wednes
day in June, 1870. The next session will
begin first Monday in September next, aud
will continue ten months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists of full corps of able Instructors
in all branches of Literature and Science,
usually Taught in the best Colleges and
and Universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and an Academic
Department, including q Literary. Scieu-
the and Optional Course, - Special School
of Civil Engineering and Commercial
School.
LIBRARY, APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
We'll selected and valuable. The Gcologi-
cal and Neurological Cabinets, etc, the
largest and most complete in the South,
embracing the extensive collections OF the
late Colonel WALES, of Mississippi, and
the Cabinets of the Typographical, Geo
logical and Botanical Survey OF Louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years
of age, who know Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography.
EXPENSES
OF every kind, except clothing, for ten
months, $3.50; $500 payable in advance
balance February LIST; OF by accepted
Draft, ats per cent, for ninety days
Payments may be made through the Cana
or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during TIN
session and charged from date Of entrance
DISCIPLINE,
Military, with daily drill. A battery o
four guns will afford facilities for instruc
tion in Artillery. Uniform of Catlet-Gre.
Cloth, to be had at the Institution at
cost ST $25 90 per suit.
For further information, address,
d. +. BOYD, Superintendent,
May LIST, 1870. Baton Rouge, La.
To- Office of the University, in New Or
leans, at Swarbrick s. Co.'S, No. So Cam
| Street.
Until the rebuilding of the College cd
iice lately destroyed by fire, near AleXar
dria, the Institutions is temporarily locates
at Baton Rouge, in the Deaf and DUN
Asylum. Location very healthy, and az
commodations ample for a large number {
Cadets. Number this session, ITO.
| May 25-1y.
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APPEAL FOR THE ALIEN lE0NU-
NIENT.
wRIrrtsN FOR THE LoUIsIsSA DEMOCRAT
BY TIMLINkINW5TER.

p.ond ro,,+ore If fba .sn,ny South, with
Glance like rising sun,
" ~ "a a. ne nobIv on:
If 1yortbv deeds we aired at. aud even
II M n.aoi1Ss GOD oo cheer
7yr,oI frnedon,'s cause vas hopeless and
dread spoifation ngg-
7,.,a.,,1 It, a your fortiuGe, your Gener-
i'oiii n,,. Jaeds and trne.
we trnstinrly and fearlss1y our cause re-
f {, ITO IN uon
sr;c wisbcd 10 build amonument to our
- , y sdl sI1e M name.
And now we make apIaal to you to aid us
' i; ~, the same,
n, T,,oyer cba,npion ogerfought for lady
iovo or wife.
t flowed to loves ssect strife;
None ever for his people loved, with great
80 or ardor wrought
None Int hero, lie himself, alone on
NC country Thought
When exiIcd from tie land he priced, be-
oause he cOuldIo save
Dear Louisiana from her foes, nor see her
children slaveFI
How sad to tnihk 9 nm 50 ora'o' On !" nom
we an Ieii ~ ,,dtonco &c :.o,o Of t1,o,ro
Passing away W s'0"0o % oAi' u 'io pio-
ser'bed.
Tar, ,,;,, l., o,,,,- 49,,
Ye men VINO lou;Sslu III y ''' Dili - . ''''>
so remember wv so for Which ropr
brothers t,n.l i TEL; canse with all and
/, IL was IiI I5 ~, oo ,taro,a, now
sho noun. ~ "f 4I;s tronbv to crown 8 com
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tue trl5uee ueo ahoo.e,ur oava of b;s
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w ca lr TO S3 a. tbonsopd rive onswe,
men ieI Sn LII ~ ~
TO the foil o. ,o.,;,o ,1.co ~,
lha1 Slses $3.50 sa,.',i = f't'o'
on tiie hoif'A s 'oioii
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yo. We ash ~; soui N! Hs,So 49, a.;
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70 CURE HAMs.---F First rub them
thoroughly with salt OH all parts, and
lay them on,a shelf, or ina box or bar
rel, whichever is convenient, for one
week. Then rub with finely pulveriz-
ed saltpetre-- zone once to a mediums
sized hann---and Immediately follow
with another dressing of salt as at first.
Repeat at the end of second, third, and
fourth week the rubbing with salt
alone. At theend of FIVE weel. S wash
in warm water, hang to dry for twenty
four hours, and smoke.
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TO CLEAN Passr. mex; a very t,
s;aole method to gaan paints d N9 bss Il
s sespns dirty = and It would Hsss s Rss
gsela la1t i tIobl lest p. Willing p Is
had, and have ready so nnel which DIP
water and a piece OF han anne D,e Mrl dry
into the water and sap &c viii adhere i
take as much whiting ~ surface. whei
It, apply it to the pa1niie oat sali remos
q little rubbing VIII i fter which, wa
any dirt or grease. c Aasef water Ms rul
hing it dry with q soft el ai,an - VII.
thus cleaned looks as MGn inv TO ii
first laid on, without any apJ saS beft
most delicate eoloss; AZ. = = NOT ~ reaui
taan using soap, and docs q fisher i..l,s,r &
more than half the time aux 's.se
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THE SHADOW OF LIFE

All that live must die;
Passing through nature to eternity
Men seldom think of the great event OF
death until the dark shadow falls across
their own path, hiding forever from their
eyes the faces of the loved ones, whose
living smile was the sunlight Of their ex-
istence. Death is the great antagOnism of
life, and the cold thought OF the tomb is
the skeleton in all our leasts. We do not
want to go through the dark valley, al
though its passage may lead to Paradise !;
and with Charles Lamb, We do not wish
t5iie down in the mouldy grave, even with
kings and princes for cur bed fellows.
But the fat of nature is inexorable, There
is no appeal or reprieve from the great laws
that dooms US all to the dust. We -four
ISL and fade like the leaves of the forests,
taad the iraiIest flower, that blooms and
Mthers in day, has not Trailer hold on
life than the mightiest monarch that has
ever shook the earth by his footsteps.
Ganerations Of men appear and vanish
like the grass, aud the countless multitude
that swarms the world to-day, will tosmori
row disappear like footprints on the shore:
"Soon as the rising tide shall beat,
Each trace will vanish from the sand" 3s
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The State Of Louisiana.
Parish Of RapidcS-PariSh Court.

No. 102-Succession Of Hampton A:
Parton.
WHEREAS John O. Pickens has
w made application to this Court
to be appointed Administrator of the
Succession of Hampton A. Parton:
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
doth or may concern, to show cause;
within ten days from the date hereof,
why the same should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, June
Goth, 1870. CIV. LEDOUX,
June %, l870-2t. Deputy Clerk.
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~ A Tilted swain spitefuny says:
Eve did not know as much asher.
aaasssefs of the present day. Had
they been in her place, instead Of be-
ing deceived, they would have de-
ceiyed the devil.
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NOTICE.

TEsHE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween w B. IIafper aud VIM. j.. Nor
gan Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. W. D. Harper is charged with tho
settlement of the business of the FIRM aud
assumes ali the Liabilities Of the same.
w. =. HAMPER,
W. l.. MORGAN. -
p. S.-The undersigned viii continue tbs
business in his own name and Of, l,is-own
account w I. HARPER,
If1ftsa- 4 if--tsif- 81 49, =
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NOTICE
TO the Stock Subscribers o.. The Louisiana
Central Railroad COMPANY,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN FROM
In this date to the stock subscribers of
"'Flie Louisiana Central Railroad Compa-
ny" to pay ten per cent ON their stock, on
or before the first of September next, in
addition to the thirty-iiye per. cent former
~ called for. In pursuance of q resolution
of the Board of Directors. of the 10th insb,
and in addition thereto. they are requested
to pay up any arrears due on the said
thirty live per cent, II. ROYCE,
President.
Alexandria, Ia. May 18th, 1870
MAY 25-tSl
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thew were na;nfnjIv anaicting have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec.
t to be Il in tt,r Of It's virtues or uses.
Scrofuous poison is one of the most destruc.
tive enemies of our race. Often, THIS unseen ana
stituon and invites the attack of enfeebling or IA
tai diseases, without exciting suspicion OF its
presence Again. It seems 70 breed f m,eeSSn
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other OF ats
hideous FORMS either on the surface or among the
DEPOSITED Sss in the lungs or heart or tnors formed
in the liver, or it shows Its presence 10y erupuons
on the skin, or foul alterations on some part 81
the body. Hence the occasional use OF Detls
Of this Sarsapa,ifIa Is advisable, even when NO
active symptoms of disease appear. persons AZ.
flicted With the following Complaints generally
1 ss IN ass tss sis i2 e 1sasia
s,y's Fire, Rose or Erysipetas, letter, see
Ihemm, Scald Head, Ring,ror,as S1re E fay,s
of ScroftsloMs disease. Also IN the more con.
cealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy; He s,S
Disease, Els, Esae ast.ns of te muscular
SvpHifis or Tenerenl and 1fercsrial Dts
euired for smbdung these Obstinate alades BY
any medicine. But lOng-continued use OF thiS
medicine will cure the complaint. LemcorrNoG
Dfseases. are commonly soon relieved and ulti-
mately cured by its purifying ana mvig0Iatns
effect Minute directions for each Sase
and GOMf, when caused by accumulations Of exs
traneous matters in the blood, yield quickly to rs
ton or Inflammation of the Lfcer, and Juu,s-
dice, when arising, as they often do, nom the
ranking poisons in the blood. This SAASA,.
foARIIEA is a great restorer for the strength
and yigor of the system. Those who are Ldss-
guild and Lfstless, Desponete,t; sae;sp. s .,
Fears. or any Of the affections symptomatic of
WeaIncss, will find immediate relief and con.
vincing evidence OF its restorative power upon
trial.
pREPARED B
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" Horny Clay used to say that

. . Henry Clay used to say that
ere were three classes of people with
Sm it was never safe to quarrel:
Ministers: for the reason that
S ssh: pulpits from which they could
wen sNe, and I had none from
eecondA3g.
M aR poweftors: for they had the
sg could exefsngines from which
y upon me, antsy hurl wrath and
Aei to reply. Qd none through
i Women: for
; 1ast word anyhow would have
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TIES! TIES!
TIES IN
w lots of not less than ten thou
sand, delivered along the line of the
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Shreye-
port Railroad between the Atchafalaya
and Bowle's Bridge over Cotile Bayou.
For information as to dimensions, ETC.,
apply to COL. J. c. WISE,
II. M. ROBINSON.
May 25, 167O-tf.
10 Rapides Gazette copy.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
For PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
ceilent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from Its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Invetcrate
cases of Scrofill0us dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by 1t.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu-
ious CONTAMINATION until
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ORLEANS OAK en-
a. JULIUS LEVfNg
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9Ioposals.
DEpARTMEsT or pUsLIC w0RKs, 3,

nEPARTMEsT OF PgBLIC WORKS, ss1
IJBRoADwAI,-rOC CONTRACTORS -PIorOsals en-
closed In sealed envelope endorsed with the name Of
work In the adyertnement), will be received a. this
once until Monday. July II, 1870 At II A. NJ. for the
No l. For paving Chrystio street from Dysou street
70 Grand street. with stone blocks.
No. 2. For paving Eighty-sixth street, from Third
avenue 70 Esst River. with stone blocks.
10 Blocker street. with stone blocks.
No. For paving Seventeenth street. from First Ay.
enue 70 East River, with stone blocks
No For ptying blIty.fourth street, from Third aV.
No For paving Forty second street. from Tenth
ayeuue 70 Hudson River, with stone blocks.
NO For paving fortythird street. Eighth avenue
no. OF sewer IN First avenue. between Finy.ntth
street and Fily aixth street..
ko,s For sewer outlet in EightY.pinth street, be.
tween EaSt River and second avenue, with branches
10 ma AEeanS A. Ll,s' syenue aud Eighyeventh ,street
NO, 10. For sewer in Water street. between Moors
street and Coentiea alp, and Front street. between
Montgomery street anu 0OuSerneur street.
No. II, For sewer In Avenue A, between Seventy.
fourth sucet and Seventy ninth street branches In
Sevehtynnh street. beventy.siSth street, seventy
seventh STREET and seventy eighth street.
NO. ~ tot sewer IN First avenue, between Houston
street and Third street, Avenue A, between second
street and Third street and Avenue ID, between Third
street and Fourth street
nS street. s1h from sSr9T Sf S aHssnS &C. Sixty
NO. u For cufbing guttetinK, tagging &c, South
street from JACKSON street To Coress street and Cor
eAs street fronl south street 70 Water street.
avenue licm Th,rtvicufts 70 I6lrysIls saesi teast
sideh
Blank lorms oGproposaI. together with tho .pecinca
oa s,: .s a cstesaAi' ssn " 99.1Sa on neRcaon
Nav York. ypas "a VA
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0nblif Hotltts.


PMBbbIC SoTiSE II MEsEnY fos GI y
&c ts On, An As . nS the the
sna II certain osnsT sirss and .yssgS. In ns S,s
soco IL Bs Al : aASy T u. ' &
SAID ety. on Monday, July IS isso a! NJ 80 NE hlgs
ess 20 ae
railroad with single or double track IS h,rsinsita
pens.iion. through, upoa. Nd along n. ioll9yia
o. TS' on IL he Uh 81 IL u SdS E
A. S SO sSs 3Is 4 and .Hs
with double tract. 60 Manhattan street. ,6SscS.
s ss e'a One AND ss
nsaSe s50s .Is. asd sS9aS One Hundred s
harlem RIVER Also from One II9n.-ed and Twen1y
avenue with a double track, &C the Harlem bridge;
also from The third ayenpe thence through ana along
e de Iss.ia RIVER, sisc; rom On, aSSa5sa sa1
que, thence northeriy through and |. nr ne rcnts
avenue, with double track TO the I'm aus o. SAID
and .ssSss sl a'
Of the ,.d ABROAD On the ;ad street.
w,,hio W year. nom The passage o. sara sS' sIcs
ssenre a. last "a the same shs openea gfaied apd
paved from One Hundred and Tven.y ANA street such
atsucton and the psT.on or who shall Csr
10 pay ni srh s cry 5 f p
from said ron eerneste nat be o, ths,s
nT snd s's 9e o came sas s cssS 70 e
issued on the payment within ten days into ,Ns eity
treasury OF the amount OF the bid, and Of IN exc.
outon of a bond 90 the Mayor Aldelm, and
Commentary oil the city New YORK, 10 u sum
OF two hundred aud my thousand dollars, IN Two
good and sufheient suretles TO be arptoyed py We
Comptroller Of said city conditioned TINT the person OF
corporation r"ceviug such certineate shalt Nhp two
years nnish nd complete said road and equip the sans
with the requisite number OF and horses ehoept
nloLg Tenth sVenue ~ Aforesaid but should he OF hoy
be restrained or prevented by any legal proceed
ings from completing aud constructing the same,
shall mot BE- deemed i.ssa to be par 4
pleted but the Commas ioncrr 81 the sinking Fund
are authorized and tho right reject any DID,
that hey stonld do 40 and oner De anehse Tor sas
aSils "a, Ac.py o. me ACT OF tSs LEGISLATURE under
Finance DeDartinent.-Datrd New York, June l. 1870
A, OAhEl hall. mayor.
RICHARD q; CONNOLLY. Conpszoller,
JOHN J. BRADLEY, ChambeTlafE.
JOHN X. HACkRlT, Recorder.
OF Aldermen.
NICHOLAS HAUGHToS, Chairzssn Finance Con-
mittee. Board OF Assistant AlksTmin
Commissioners of tbs sinking FUND
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NtrI Gsln.t.
| WIN YOUn HOME
WFGT FLUSHING,

40 70 the once near the depot At West Flashing
(open all day. Sundays inciudcdJ
costs only fifteen cent. each way for railroad fare
and 10 commuters less than 81 weekly including fer
ringc. ti.25 per week.
Hearty 1000 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village was frst opened to the public 1t
now contains 100 dwellings. and IA already live
settlement. far exceng all others in Its natural ad-
vantagcs as well rs It's nne improvements.
Heed this advice and 90 at once TO WEST FLUSH
mo. The price Is only
$50 PER LOT,
Paysplc sio monthly. and no interest to pay No Auc.
tionecrs fees no other expenses Deeds given at once
n full payment is made Mt time Of purchase, and an
allowance of5 per cent for cash.
Amer the frat payment Of $40 the purcha'er can occu'
by and build upon the lot II he desires and then pay on
monthly. Women can purchase lots in their own names
An who would be independent Of landlords or seek TO
invest their money safely and probably are invited to
20 and examine this offer Mt once. Maps ffee at tho
once Of West Flushing, and also Of tho undersigned
BENJ. w. HITCHCOCK, Pubiishcr),
"a Beekman st., New York
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Sarolo9p.

A sTROLOGER MARS cAusrs marriage TO your
~ lover quicker than any one llNlnEi name, uI.
health, wealth and good luck call soon besl wing
exponent OF this SCIENCE earth will asg nish on
A TEST.-1he celebrated Madame ASEA, seventh
"A daughter medical ann business clafiy yAu spli,
uAlst, has that great French secret TO cause prtly
marriage no subtraction, no pay l2 81 ay, peAeen
18th aud so h Sta. ID h0or front room. New YORK
MADAME ECRHRT-EIcclcd b. none. -
IL Norfolk ST.. near Delaney Zee 3 cents, no stu'
GYPSY i-Ladies, . coats 70
W " gents o.. lO' Weet 18th a., near on H'' -
Il OOk HERE mo hnmOoE, Mad ROSS e.t
everything the name Of the one you marry ana w.
ofhet VISITOR cAuses speedy MARRIAGE brings nss,,,
those long separated SHOWS the likeness OF the Pig
marry. l59 West tlst at. between Broadway Ahl 'h ~
MADAME WELLINGTON. business s'c mSat
lvl cal clAiryoyAnl. tells you all you WIEN - az
likeness, name. and numbers. Zee BE-. IN NeN S'S
a., TIN Av. and Broadway. hasetAent bell
NIAnAMR JONES Cestane teller sls a.
III sa~A1 n TkonAAah a. LAdiss. sOe. EsAe w.
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Yr1it@luml 9aros.

nR. OLIN,a regular graduate OF medicine, con
sna all eresseS o. either sex Age with eIne.
and fair charges, cali hIs opinion cost nothing. Ia
uents see the Doctor ~ person send two stamps
LOT sealed pamphlet describing the diseases OF his
tpecsltv. Ohice and parlors embrace every conye
st.. New York.
hR. EvANS'S establishment for protecton OF un.
~ fortunate AZ ~ Chatham st-SpeedY and cffectua
remodes fot all diseases either sex cure guaranteed
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pfrtistrp.

ARTIFICIAL teeth at reduced prices; whols
n sets g.. NV SIS snd so. Teeth hlied with gold.
bono, and platns ~, All work warranted nrst elass
OF Dr. GEo. WHITES. &c 9Th av, cor wsyerey plaza
nRNTIsTRY.-Dr,w WILLIS, g PultOn sy, BROOK.
~ lyu, furnishes sets OF teeth at s. O., aud go
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t$fsnmhcpfs mn KHilrm6s

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II fo1f 81 tMAnSEts 81! AND b1 foorP e6 ~ I
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.IHHOU0H .ENPREsS TRAINS LEAVE CHAN
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SMiNg B lnthRS ofH IN sEEyyRihS COACHES R
slsEPfNG COACHES WILL .hCcoMPASYS TIiiiy
is THE SO p, NJ TRhiSS FRpM SSfwg Y nubtA
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Tor reit 'jsry. and w,u .rsU A NJ and i.SpM
fSr Midde aSss and wsy ., 40 ~ r'9d s 81
Esi Grey sopft sod Way al $50 A. Il 8I T., III
For Sufcrn and way, 8 and +. II. C23d tt, an,
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80 Chambers 81 corner 18th y. and Sd Az Harlem,
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oNo IsI.ASD RAILROAD.
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