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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF Cincinnnti-Session OF 1S59-'53.
TIH regular course Medical Lectures nthis Instit
| ttun will cOmmence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT 1862, and continue TOUT months.
E BOAED OF TRrsTEES. =. =. IT..
Rev. G. ELLIOTT, n. ID, President OF the Hoard.
P q. u. LASGDONS,M NJ. D., Secretary 90
b. Roy. THORNTON Al MILLS. $3.50 IT. '
Hon C. ID. COFFIN. .IrrEEs..... .i5s.-.
II. ID. MUSSEY, 81. u. a4tsrs
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE.
Hon. GEO. HOABLBY, JR. pztriE lL y
4. VI. GREGORY, Esq. 47 4 t-.If-sH
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
RID MussEY, NJ d. Professor OF lcscTipti and oper.
J. r. JrDKiss, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy
Ions DAVIS, NJ. d., a Adiunct Professor of Anatomy.
ions T. WnITE, NJ. D.. Professor Of Theory and Prac-
GEO NExDESnALL, N. H. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and hildrcn -.
Ions a. MuEenv, NJ. ID Professor or Materia Medtea,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. 900.
g. CoME0Ys, NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes Of Medi-
cine - -, Il h
pRELNINARY COURSE or Lectures uTon some important
sprciaitics in Medicine and Surgery will be given during
the month October These lectures will be Tree Stu
dents arc dyiscd 10 commence with this course.
The DISSECTING ROOMS, under tho Supervision oil
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy will be orened on the
lat OG October. .,r= -..... .la..sl
Disscctinr Ticket S10 Graduation Pee $25.
r"r '"' ' '''0' '''''' j. p JUDKINS, NJ. d.,
,f Dean OF tho Faculty.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &c. &c.
HE. CRUMBACKE:R would announce to his
nicEds and the public generally that having purchus
ell the interest Of the senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF j. Crumbackcr & Son, ho
will continue the same at the old stand, No. t76 Main st.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit cOntin
ofhe patronage literally bestowed the old firm
lie has Just returned from the Eastern ecs, and Is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs anil
Chcmcals PeTfumery, Fancy articles, &C., all of which
purchased HTer strict personal inspection and with
scrupnous regard purity OF quality and areow oerc
to the public on tho most reasonable terms Tyr.
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NEW FIRM.

MEssRS. -CAYwooD, CoNKLIN {; CO..
r1 having purchased the entire stock OrSOves, Tin
&fss& Copper and Sheet Iron of 7. q. Culbert-
k5ssA son, would respectfully inform the citizens Oi
SSSSS Wheeling vicinity, that they wiIlcaTry on
The BUSINESS manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iron Ware OF which they constantly hand good
assortmcn for Wholesale and Retai very low for casI
ali wishing purchase would do well to call and
nee US at No. 49, Union St, at tbs old and we'll known
ntsnd here etofoTe occupied by r. e. Culbc;tsOn.
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
IYheelinr, Aug. 2t. CAYNyOOD, CoNKLlN & co
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10 Country MERCHANTS.

AIRS s. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. oI
Ml MCCaIlen, Co, the remaining partners have
associated with them MI Chester H. Knox, brother o
long and favoTably known in the trading public
assuming the style ofMcClalens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers Cwhn
have 80 long ndIberaly sustained hen and all other deal
ers In Boots ard Shoes Fall Stock will be aTFlv'
fng from tho 10th to the last Of September.
Having been selected with the greatest and bought
for aSb they atsT themselves thatin their Fan Stock ni
ooIs ana shoes they hold inducements in quality
and prices superior any offered in the market Il"
Country Merchants their east, they would be pleas
ed to eShbt their stock and post them inpTees arlessy
comparison with the Of AMI
Philadelphia. Csep3l MCCLALLENS q KNOX
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" 5TRANS SP0 0RT AsTION,.
4 : livelI.vills

CT elan d q EYeIIaviIIs
u. nj ~ I Rail ROAD, 80 1-4,'5
TO CLEVELiND, TOLEDO, SANDUSKY,DETRolT,
90 i23fFd' KIRK. NEW YORK AID BOSTON, fitiIai
NNHEnew&nd light draght passenger steamer JUSTlCE
MuRpopK Master will leave every morning ,CSundayG
eSeentedl0 at boelock connecting at Wesville with The
Express train OF the Cleveand md Pittsburgh Railroads
leaving at y o'clock and arriving at Cleveland at z! NJ
and connecting Hhthe Steamboat and Railroad lines fur
Toledo, Sapdusy Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee Buffalo mud
Duldrk. For tickets apply TO
- ~ l sc. BAKBR, Agents Q. .6 p. r! r. Co., '.-u
aus2TiGei3 s7sf8-G Office No. II. Water st.
CLEVEEAND AND PITTSBURGH RAII, ROAD CO.
tN cGSecTIoS wrTn
American Transportation. Co.
t5"' AND -'t" Hf .ti i-tgti'7A
NEW YORK AND D'TONATErANDAL LINE.
p TO AND LRoM NEW YORK AND BUFFALo WITH
i'''- "a OUT TRANsIIPMENT. tfs'':Gt3+
a 'la ,54 inquired. % e IE s
". II. CAIKB6 co: New York, t1to,,;.,or,
= NILES q R.HEELKR, Buffalo. g. 'f'"'"letY'''iS'H
.5a,:=. .t ;te- AGENTS :3-! ,Hli saB t.
d. N. Caleb d Co., 100, Broad stIset, New York. i
Hl5s@ fn6ss %Ssfyid SfySid. dls do do SSSSe aaea
w. ": Dennis, 10 Broad street. Roston, -. t5.a
Miles and Wheeler, "a Bndao,spr lJi
J. X. Wheeler e Co., TonAwanda,
John Carlise, Cleveland,
G. ID Rhodes, Agent Cleveland and PIttsburghR r Go. q
T. N. Bond, Cleveland .I General Agent for Ohio.
This Linz has daily Line OF Propeers on Tho Lake and
contracted shipped by his Company, will be delivered
to Rail Rood FREQ of all Cleveland charges, G. m E
4 o. tsi MARK PACKAGES, AT. co.. E..,t--I
The undersigned duly authorized gents for the above
and recentproporty and from N York aud Boston
Wheeling. Aug2T-tpov1. S. G. BAKER eco:
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hooks, Stationary, ynriety3 @ oedS, sc.
TIME Subscriber thankful the tnage extern
ded to him. begs to request attention o.
ing Of School Medical Theological, ana
So5ts Syall snd SRindosy psTeT and variety Goods!
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees e,
wishing to purchase in quantities. every VIII
% RaSs taken IN efshaRst or paid
tS'es' :5 John H. THOMPSON
Auv. ot-tr 81 Monroe Street,
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TODD g. DEVOL,

At TIE WE'LL KNOWN STAND.
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
- Market Square,
A RE now opening unusually large stock of Fall and
n Winter BOots Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
great care and the very best workshops
Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail trade. To regular customers and ali
others who favor with CALI can offer you goods
which VIC guarantee equal quality material and work
nanshp those manufactured in this part OF the
UL;itcd States. TODD d DEVOL.
Wheeling, Sep 2i, 1852.
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PAPER WAREHOUSES
II. o.GOODNTAN SEQ.


f wHoIEsALx pEALEEslN ....ss. l.t
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards; Ink,
BLEACHING POWDERS, EELTtNe, WIRE CLOTH &c.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o. r ~
4 MONG their stock may be found WRITING, AND
IN BLANK BooK PAPER, the largest assortment In
the West, orevory description. n 3 it, i a7a
Pr1tiUg Paper all sizes SSg;;s5 EEg; Amor T'ass Pasr
cSiG. so%G Medium & D'Ole. Sted. I!Sttias -
Ass,d Filtsring ..ii"
Envelope. Druggist r, ft.
Plate and Lithonraph. Marble
Manila, genuine. Glazed and Gilt 't
Hardware Paper Cloth t t.i 'Ff
Ham tt Gard .r 80 E
Match BOX 't Roofing fapeIr' prepared ana
Tea unrrepoIed.
Shoe Z" w["rIdng Paper al sizes
Envelopes ofevery description, &c, &c.
BOARDS. ,y.-. !sg.--.,.. D.
Perforated BlnderG' Bonnet Press and stray Boards.
Also, Agent for LghtbOdy's SUPERIOR PRtETIHG ISK,
ROOE Ann COLORED INK, DC. i .i+at'i. 81 ~
Cards, and Gard Boards. !'i' 60
EXTRA PEARL FAcED CARDS! a..
EXTRA PEOPLES ''. ylIeE 6r#
ND. PRINTERs ... =" seiEs.f-a e....
Satin SURFACED CARD BOARps.' -
Ivory Efu.i sHs'Htt
Painters
SATIN ESAxELEp
PORCELAIN ''.s
PEIRL SURFACED CoLoRHD CARD BoLRDs. 10
The above and Card Boards, are eT
Tcssy for ourselves and most heaut surface and
finish; they do peel in working and are afforded At
lower rate than Cards retoore offered In this
ket and aslow they be purchased an the sast
no. Deacrs and consumers In Paper and Cars are res
ncrfnlly invited to examine our stock All our goods are
received direct from manufacturers which ns 70
II not lower than other house IN tho west
U5ePaPer made to order. ..-.l l. t ..Usi. T
Aug2t-tf ...r .1 b
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NOTICE.
w. D. MOTTE,
No l76, Market street,
TAs commenced receiving fromN York, Philadelphia
i'll and baltimore, his first stock OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
To which he daily receiving additions untilthc
sortmcnt is complete.
Without cnunoTatng all the articles he would just say TO
Ills Gust s every body wishing buy, that in
the stock may he found goods OF the
NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
~Stapc and house keeping articles tic best makes and
quality which he offers for sale at such prices cannot be
beat in the city. septl
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND SEASONABLE GOODS:
EMPRESS.
n pIECES Paris Beieze Delaiis in Rich styles-alsO
IL some neat figures for Misses and children.
Rioh Brocade Silks,
Marie Louise Gro De Rhine,
silk and Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresses,
Rich eoIOred Jaconets, new styles,
China Silks, dark and neat styles,
Muslin Bands,
REVERB InseTtings,
Lupins Extra M0uselin DC Lans and French Mcrti
noes in BLACK, Salmon, Rose Rue and White.
Extra Pine French Linen Cambria Il'kfs.
Received this day by
o. w. HEISFtELL & CO.
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GEORGE NTENDEL.
NOI5a, Main street,

wEEELING Va.
r s now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS,
i MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths oTa widths, and keeps constantly hand Rrg
assortment Furniture every description Gilt and
MohOgany Framed Looking Classes Glass Plates, Venitia
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany YRneers Yarnish. HaireIOth, CuTled Ilar,
Spring Sackng BOttOns R'aSs and Mahogany Stair Rods.
Get all OGwhich will be sold at the lowest prices augo1
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ET. ocnI and rsavcIIing Agents Wanted for
VI Popuiar and Useful Books Just published. CALIFoR
NIA5fLLUSTRATfsD 'incltidng descriptions the Pa
mama and Nicaragua routes, with as suberb Tinted Ltho
graphs, 324 pages, Syo; price This work, by J. NJ
let's has been adjudged by the unanimous voice OF tho
ufess to be tho cldbotate and In
teTestng volume yet been upon this golden
theme Since the publication oCStevel's Journal TraH'
els no work appeared that has created such
sennti0n ItispTe eminenty and
with incidents of the most amusing Character In tho Ian
Eiagc OF the city editorials perfect dagerre'
oyHe OF California taken by the light Of noond?Y
Also lJr Beachs great work on Mediclne TltE AMERJ
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIANS 800 Pc:
ces 200 ensravtngs Svo sleept priee $ nr al
The head fhe eclectic practice in this country ucD was
the enan6 that eighteen thousand copies Of this work
EIsfe nTintSd iione edfticTS Also DR. G. d. Ha1mondIs
work on tbA same principles Of practice,
FORMATTON FOR THE MILLION, Of FSJE GUIDE
To HEA IH 12O., cloth, 5oS nges price 81 20 cloth,
al nSner covers; fourth thousand. Als0, WOMAN IN
GRR VARIOUS REDA oNS-eonts:r ring practical rdes
or American oaies TOt thCir conGIt in the detail Of
syer doestic dutyt royal 1Smo red CLOTH iGustatedi
cents This work should be In hands
lady especially the yorg Such 70 its poriany
that nearly three thousand comics have besn sold IN the re-
ZION Of Now York alone With very fsY moiths
Orders for books above tse, witt cash or postage
stamps accompany vii be pr9ppt!y hled, prepaid To
Snv pa ri ofthe United States > 9 liti' E5i
Address, n ~, y 1Ro3ERTtP,nYoUNGt
Cs;ucrossoT to VIM. Holdi edged
,,, Nc. 119 Fulton street, New York city;
wEdtorr dygs tdts two or thrse In. m
iustrutsl jtl2 fi+!d s,iit4s ,!alpLI iauee99.--eL
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WHEELING. VA, FRIDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER, TIN, & SHEET IRON WAR Es
Man11faeforv

y : J
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
ser bestowed him, tile subse riber would tespectiu
I'D y inform his friends and the public generally that n
RAcontinues manufacture the above named artices III
all their variety, ofwhch he has always on hand good
sortmcnt wholc4ale and retail at very low prir6st
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves Of tho most a
proved patterns for coal and wood. t, r
job work will continue receive his particular attention
and bc executed with pronpncss and ia styIe that will
please the most fastidiouG. lat
f. VARNEY. IS, Main .
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CLBYFLAND AND PRVpTGRURG.fFl .fFlA1L
= - =. .arr-.s ROAD, -.f ggt.r ss5...rfI
4ssatks 5s 3= Il saa9 1T 49, 49,

/; -EEJ;2eSf : g. 9a q = = GessaszzeZa.
iAN and aftar "Wednesday, June 18TH 1852 Passenger
ys s4ssRlea Es 1s or 0STs %.s
Sle and intermediate stations; 5i0 p NJ, ACcOmmodS
lion Train FOR RavennE, aOppingat all way stations y
Leaves Ravenna at 7O0A. NJ. Accommodation Train for
land stSpPnE a. an ISy way stations rr,, for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations = - 9 =.
The $50 Express rain Cleveland, connects daily
Akron Brunch Raroad for Cuyahosn Fails. and Akroni al
Ravenna with Wards line Of -Four Horse Coaehes ior
ROa ayard, with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
iNP FOR PiTTsBuRG $40 A. w. EXPRESS Train,
rron Cleveland connects at welsve with the new and
elegant side wheel steamer, REST CITY for
aud landings, arriving at the same
Fare from Cleveland Pittsburgh BY Ohio and Penn.
Cleveland Pittsbprgh byway of ellsyiIle,
checked through to Pittsburgh via NyellsGilc. = o.
FOR WHERLlNG.--Theg $40 a. II. Express train froEi
S Ka a hf siSS
Wheeling touching at The ntcrnedia ldins, and orrS-
: RETURNING.-i2s5 P. NJ. Express Train, connects
with the above al Mesviei also MIN the oiio
Penhsy Railroad at lhnce. and at Hudson With
the Akron Branch Railroad. aii,lna ia clf. .'.H
Passengers leaving PittsbuTg at ocodk a.; NJ, anu
a. Sn Sa STSc S at GcTeisn3s in
time with The Lake Steamers for New York.
via Dunkirk and Buffalo ,itS
Also for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, RACINE nuwauNe,
and the entire North West. ,,,,,-,, !,
Passengers leaving WHEELING or IN
evening, and on the following night can he IN New foTkor
The Accommodation TrainleavinE Ravenm at Z o'clock
M. connects Hudson with the AkTan Branch Kali
Road and reaches 0leyea9d I'M time 70 SoneSL VIII ns
| Cincinnati Railroad for the South
REruRETS @ s R,,ros 1in from
Cincinnati Columbus at Cleveland, and with the
branch R5ilToaS I. Ts a[ at Hudson 1oHS puRAND0
s(,leyeland, June I,4,5I ata Superintendent.
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ARTrFICIAI, TEETH.

,,.-. DIR. s. p. HULI.IHEN, Once No. 1871,
EHGz9 Fourth street, tho PTesbytcTial church,
J ~ Manufactures Teeth expressly for earh par
I411ICtculur case. sets OF Teeth any
parts OF scts, with artificial Gums. The Gum is
made in continuous solid piecethe cost the
Tor teeth with r without gums. y tElu....
Full sctts ofteeth made so $50 S6IIi SIa
setts from 60 to S6 per tooth. 1yT:d.
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IL. TOBACCO AMID CIGARS
TTIIi ndsT5fed has Opened MS stock Of superior
Tobacco and Cigars at No 1915 Main street. Bet
Market AIey where will Be found all the choice
Brnnds Tobaeeo Snuff and of which the ioloY
ingis part-Regaiia, ganones "A
CSaadotes Phnatsilas Prhepee Hall spaniah kentnsk
common IN ~ cisaIs; 'a,,is TOBACCO, ,.. $50 81.
Russell and Robnson,s Grants Dons' Jones ana
g SNUFF l,IsI ,iai tes rad
Rappe Congress, Maeouba, Scotch Cut and ! Dry Tor
Smoking &c. III, "a.
slowed s4d would solicit portion ef pppie
patIonage. E-u ryr,.T N, EJoTvsRP
ISnTofit,6 PoWder.9ii "a .s,.iii I
TIME has Agency for theaboye. FoWdeL
and has Cn supply OF all qualities on h hand;
allg2l- NSIt1. HE s.ilG{. - -
iljfha hyiS Site, y. Eedieinea.
r HAVE the Agency DE Jayne's Medicines and VII
! ssil sfr'l'h '' '''' P'q' ss6. WflfsoS
- ss= iiftsis4
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B,sHop WaEI.An, Of this city eiated IN lleys
inc the corner stone of the Ghatell' Of The
cSossR a new Roman ashelis saiaes en s.
sGset near Eighth 5isy. p the
2sth ult AnaddIe, YIss by 81 A'is =
Fop Hughes, sag 4sg
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the number Of bales Of cotton manufactured. as
shown by the shipping list, (added TO % 486 bales
not included therein, which were consumed in the
South and West,) was 10000; in 1850, the ag-
gregate number amounted to GAL ,240 bales, as
shown by the late census. The number of tons
of iron produced in the year 1910 was SO 1908; in
1880, 10000 tons; in 1850, 627 SAB IONS. The
average price Of wheat, for four years previous
to the passage Of the tariff act OF 1876, was 963
cents per bushel; for FIVE years ensuing, it has
been Sl,26s per hushel Average price Of corn
for four years previous to 1886, SIS cents per bush
ell FIVE years ensuing 70 cents. Average price Of
tobacco for four years previous to 1916, $50, 10
per hogshead; for five years ensuing, S64, lS Az
erage price Of cotton for four years previous to
1916, cents and about nine-tenths per pound; for
five years ensuing, cents and about three-tenths
Mr.. II. contended that, with such an increase in
our resources, any policy tending to Grippe our
commerce would be short sighted. Better things
could be done by the Western States in the pur-
suit Of agriculture, than by turning their attention
TO the manufacture of cotton, iron or wool; and it
would be an evil day for them when they gave up
the former for the latter. Mr.. r. spoke Of the
gold products Of California, which he argued
were legitimate article Of export Instead Of the
expectation ofthe one hundred millions annually
produced, being an injury to the country, he
said that it would be much greater evil for it
to remain here. An addition of fifty per cent was
the worst thing which could possibly happen to
the currency. 1t was better for it to go abroad
He ridiculed the policy Of protection, and advo-
Gated open markets, both for our domestic and for
egn commerce, as well as for the interests of the
manufacturers themselves.
Mr.. MOORE, Of Louisiana, spoke in favor of
similar bill granting lands 10 that State for the
benefit Of railroads therein, now before the Com
mittee on Public Lands. This road would con-
meet the banks of the Mississippi opposite New
Orleans with the State of Texas. Mr. M argued
in favor of the constitutional power of Congress
to make these donations
Mr.. FICKLIN, of Illinois, spoke in favor of
the bill until 25 minutes Of clock.
Mr.. ORR then obtained the floor, but gave way
to motion 10 adjourn, and
The House adjourned.
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PUBLISHERS CENTRAL AGENCY,
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE.
ADAMS a CO. EXPRESS OrFicE,
! Co. EXPRESS OFFicE,
70 Camp Street.

A TTENTION is respectfully called to my new
n undertaking as General Agent for all News
papers, Periodical Magazines, &c, published in
the United States and Europe. shall receive
and canvass for subscribers, well collect all
accounts against parties here and in Mobile that !
may be entrusted with, having had an experience
Of over ten years in the Book and Newspaper BUSH
ness as proprietor Of The Mobile Literary Depot. !
Aater myself that can and will give general salts
faction.
The following are the rules that have adopted /:
1. Principal Office to be in New Orleans, where
shall confne myself strictly to the interest Of my
agencies alone, for which shall charge the usual
commissions, or such as may be agreed upon.
2. shall confne myself strictly to the CASH
principal accompanying my orders (when draft
can be had for the amount) with sight check /;
when not so accompanied, the publisher can draw
on me at sightfor the amount from receipt Of the
order, or requested in writing, will enclose tie
cash st II and remit, but in all such cases il shall
be az the risk Of the Publisher.
3. Publishers wishing me 70 act for them are
expected to furnish me with written authority,
aud send me specimen copies Of their publications
free OF charge.
My object is to establish General Southern
Local .ageneyJor Publishers throughout the Union
New Orleans in central pace, commanding the
whole Valley Of the Mississippi, Texas and other
places, making il point Of great importance for
Publishers to have good Agency for the better
circulation Of their publications In the hope
that my efforts in this enterprise will be properly
appreciated and duly encouraged by your favors,
hereunto annex a blank Certificate Of Agency,
which you can fIl and return to me by return
mail
Respectfully, your Obj serv',
NJ. BoULIEMET,
Proprietor offhe Mobile LiilYary Depot
N. BIN the above do not ash for a sole
agency, but merely authority to receive and col
lect subscriptions.
Nsw Orleans. --Lumsden, Kendall & Co. d.
Corcoran & Co. J. ID. B. DeBow.
.Ms,r York.-Willmer& Rogers, II. Long & Bro
James Gordon Bennett, Stringer & Townsend.
PHILADELPHIA. A. Cooley, Geo. r. Graham,
Andrew McMakin.
Boston.--C. A v. Putnam, z. Littell & Co.
Washington, ID. C.-Fishet & DeLeon Hon. w.
J. Allston, NJ G
Charleston s. C.--Walker& Richards.
Montgomery, Ala.--A, p, Pfster.
.Mobik.--C G Langdon; Messrs Balentyne q
Mcclure, Messrs Thadeus Sanford.
Louisville, XIV III Halterman, Saml Hymsn
81, Louis, Mo.-Joseph NJ Field, Ansel Ed
wards,
Responsibilities q Smith.
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500 DIVIDENDS amounting to 1885,

500 DIVIDENDS amounting to SS8,675
1.-The Tickels aie DayabIe to Bearer.
2.-The Prizes Will he Maid in cash, at the option
ofthe holder, either IN Frankfort-on-t the Maine,
London, New YorA. or IN any other Commercial
Town.
3.-The proceeding OF the Drawing win be per-
formed in the pressnce OF the Public and super
intendence Of the kovai Authorities.
4.7The result VIII, Immediately after the Draw
ing, be advertised in the German Journals and by
Lists, which will be forwarded to every Share
holder. f@gs e&
PRICE OF THE TICKETS FoR THIS DISTRIBUTIONS.
One Ticket one pound sterling, or five dollars
The Purchaser OF certain number of Tickets
enjoys the following advantages, viz
Six tickets five pounds 81. or twenty-five dol.
ahirty dnto twenty one hundred otto
Sixty-6ye ditto forty ;, two hundred ditto
Remittances can Dc made by Bank Notes,
Drafts, or Bills on Europe, which may be sent to
Messrs. s. SrIEBEL Co., 80, Nicholas-lane,
Lombard ST., London.
U-Tickets and Prospectusesmay be had ofthe
undersigned Banking House, who has undertaken
the principal Sale Of Tickets for Germany and
Foreign Countries, anu by whom the Official
List Of Drawing VIII Dc sent 70 each Shareholder
y .-sss MoRiZ S1TEBEL SONS, Bankers,
Sept 26-f OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES