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, 1860-03-02

kvnnErf Eon PnEDEzE.-A writer In the San
Francisco zslsgram proposes that The Charleston
Convention nominats Edward Everett ibr Prssi-
dent than whom no gentlemen in the South,
on the score Of broad, sound, national visws on
whom The whole American people can rsly as .
great conservative slatesmnn-theo only man IN
Al the land who can gstsvssy State in the Union
unite an almos, dismembered people-restore
confidence, cordially, and good win throughout
the country. The great Democracy can proudly
80 for him-ihs great Uuion-Naiional men win
80 ior him-ths modsrats Republicans may 70
ior him, and 4 they Do not is no matter, for the
Democracy and Union men viii carfy every State,
and he country win be re-nationalizsd.s
, 1860-03-02
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
gEEIIIC00I, U. !, ERDlY, MlRGH ;, IS6O.


SfElLAcOon, v. u FRIDAY, MARCH J, 1850.
NOTICE.
Untl the arrival Of the next steamer, or per-
hups The steamer uiler the NEXT We are unsVOid-
ably compelled 10 suspend the publication Of
fhs HERALR. This Is owing 10 no oversight or
hnlt Of ours, but 10 series Of misiortunes and
dinppoiutmentA The gentlemanly captain Of
he barqus 0rk, QFeeman TFask) when be last
ailed from SteilacOOm for San Francisco, engaged
% bring % as on his return, aquantity Of print
ing paper, but neglected doing 90; in addition
% which disappointment We lost shipment Of
paper By he wreck Of the Northernsr. Al the
time tie OIL lsa Steilacoou, on her last trip,
wehad supply Of paper amply sufficient for
our purpose until her return, making allowance
idr an unusually long passage; and, confidently
expecting . fresh supply By her, We took no
measures 70 guard against the disappointment
which We have suffered Had We known, when
shs IN San Francisco, that she bad shipped no
paper for us. this temporary suspension would
not have occurred; We might stiIl have obtained
paper IN season By the steamer. We are in
formed that the neglect of the captain was not
th1 result of forgetfnlnesa " elHi ~
Ths lasi mail hence contained an order Eom
~, -. !, s--S ..n ~ !. , e.S -.
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a.ss48 ia
End % SECOND VOLUME.
Thsprsssnt number q The PuoEr ScUED HEn.
Aln completes The SECOND volume and the second
ys1r q is existence. We make this announce
neni with no liine pride and qualification. The
circumstances attending lls inception and carly
cpnditon Eers anything but haitsringi 30 I'M
hsoraole were rs prospects q tho outset, indeed.
thrta allure vas predicted In advanes. Not
ulihlandipg the disrour.gemenis which vel have
encouniered, however, By unhinehing perssEsr.
anes and uniiTing industry, We have overcome
az obstacles, and suceeeded beyond he expecin-
ions q our NOS, earnest fienda II We have
not been % foFtunais = 70 grow rich n the en-
tclprlra W have q least won the appreciation
q or paHoesi lhat , somsihing On he credit
3D. q our tho years. labor. With prospects
rn1ly improved. We shall cnicr upon our third
yrlr. relying uqon he indnlgunco and nberaliiy
q niend1 svsgygh1Fa n
When uo established he PUdEr SCUM Hrn-
am 70 preposed % publish an independent
hmIy Journal devoted % the Interests Of Wash
ing,ou Territory, and W have declared that at
ihe bod Of our paper. 10 what extent We have
ben lbil 70 meet our promises others win de-
illuine IN an matters, local Or poIiiical, nfsc,-
ing he interests q his Territory, We have
sought 70 oxeciss an independent Judgment as
o lhs men and measures bsut suited for The Ell
snney. 0. blui oalouIni.a q advances he ven
, 1860-03-02
Bank Exchange.

IF YOU WANT TO PLAY RIE.EIARDO on
l. good tables, 20 10 the bank Exchange.
you want % get "DAahAuay" dFink, % % he Bank
rsoa want to set SOOd Cocktail, % 10 Ire Hsnh n.
II, you v.n''o SMOKE a sOOa oSs . 70 TIE B.Dl In.
you van. 70 drink Ram Punches. % 70 Tie sanh N.
yea Sen. % ne news. 70 10 he Banh ErsAanru
Nnsfe yoa VI nnd ~ the latest publications Of the day.
~ and retail % The Bank Exchange the pro-
pnser which teeps on hand and Tor SALE Wholesale and
EeBRF n TUCKER, PrupEIetoF,
Next door 10 RAhbeson Coz Variety Store
StM Commercial sl Dtellacoum, ". 2.
, 1860-03-02

MEETING or BAcHELoRs-Pursuant to the call
published in the HERALD last week, gOOdly
number Of respectable well-tO-do Bachelors IS
sembled in Delin ShOrey's building, on Tues
day evening, to consider the best means Of pro-
noting the emigration Of females to our shores.
The meeting having been called to Orier, Mr. Jas
Z. D. Jester was elected chairman, and Mr.. T. II.
Tucker secretary. The chairman having stated
at length the object Of the meeting, gentlemen
were invited to offer suggestions and give their
views as to the best course to adopt for the pro-
motion Of that object; whereupon Mcssrs Ford,
FegusOn, Stewart and others addressed themeet-
ing briefly on the subject under consideration.
After considerable discussion upon the various
propositions submitted, committee was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions and rules for the gov
ernment Of future meetings with view 10 the
establishment Of permanent organization Of
bachelors, under . title to be decided upon at
subsequent meeting. Soon afler, the meeting
adjourned to Thursday evening We have .
copy Of the proceedings Of both meetings In full,
from the Secretary, but their great length COM
rsls US 10 defer TO another time their pubIica-
ton.
, 1860-03-02

cALEoHzIA am OnEooE CoznnxAnoxA-Ths
Onlisd siaias Senate has confirmed b. Hancock,
collsciosof San Diego: L. Dent, Of Cal, Consul
4 uuAymas; Z. R Gsary, Superintendent Of
lndl.n Alairs 10 Oregon and Washington Ter.
Iliorlss; W W. Chapman Surveyor General, and
Hsnilion Cooper Of Georgia, Attorney General,
q Orsgoni L Mosisr, Register Land Oface, and
w. J. Martin. Rsesiver It ROseburg, Oregon.
, 1860-03-02
FARM no RENT.


FARM TO RENT. -
A FARM, cONBIITINa or 0AO ACRES. noRi
"A cries, can y rented On easy terms.
The rnfm Situate about Eve miles enu,h of eeIacoa an
ne road leading from euacoom % MUCH and hnS an eTes
lent range for sock The ffm known no he LFCKYa
claim nor further paItc1laFI, appiy 70 77
sls WILLIAM niI. " wDopi ,,,scs s.u,...,.
N0TICBAtsrm of he District oolrt ior he County q
IN perce WIN BE- holden at elsacoom on the 2oh day o.
March next being The fourth Monday Of aad MONTH and
VII continue for two ue1kl, unless sooner adIourned
Hon. Chief Justice 0. D McEadden. Presiding Judrs.
olstd WILLIAM II. WOOD, Clerk,
NOTICE.
~ ALL THOSE KNOWING THEM.
solves 70 be indebted to the late firm Of H. @.
Williamson 3 Co are requested TO call immedE
atey It their old stand, and settle up, either BY
paying cash or BY giving their notes on interest
Those accounts have al been drawn Of, and
nust b settled.
Any further notice wiH b at Gs szpsnss Of
H G. WILLIAMSON,
Late Of H. G. WnL1Ansox 3 Co.
SfEnAcoon, Feb 10th, 1850. sos
, 1860-03-02

orSlzn BEDG-A very Interesting report has
recently been made % ne French Government
On ihs results Of szpsrimsnls made i6r The i'm
prov1ment Of oyster beda The locality chosen
vas portion Of he bay Of 81 BFisuc, on The coast
Of Brittany. Between March and April about
three millions Of oysters. taken from diisrsnt
parts Of the ssa, were distributed IN Ten lonsiiu-
dinal beds IN The aboEo bay. The bottom was
previously covered with old oyster dhells and
boughs Of trees arranged Ike hseinsA To these
the young oylicIs attach themselves, and soifuit-
ful are the results that one Of these hscines was
found, At the end of * monlhs o have no less
than twenty thousand young oysters on Il The
report further states thhl twelve thousand hec-
iar1s may Be- brought into fun bearing IN three
ysars Il ananunll expense not ezctsding 1000
lInnca
, 1860-03-02

FyR nm sunkAnEES.-Mr. J. II. WILCOX, re-
iarred 70 last week In our columns as cOntem-
plating trip to the mines, having nearly com
plsssd his arrangements with view TO demon
siatihg the praeticabiIity Of the passage Of the
Naehess Pass At this time. as also to test BY
prospects the eold-beariug quality Of the streams
east Of the mountains, informs N that be win
start about the middle Of next well from this
place, taking with him small train. His pur.
pose Is 70 open Communication between Stella.
coon and The Similknmesn, connecting with IN
teFmedlaie mining localities. and. having done 90.
thsn 10 establish an express and pack train,
making regular trips 70 and ffo. From inIofmi-
ton derived from reliable sources. there ia every
reason % believe that he undertaking win b en-
tirsly successful, and Be productive Of good 70
suits to oir town.
, 1860-03-02

HaII6 BaFsaparilla Yellow Dock and IoIIl1o ~
PoaaaS
Il prepared from the nneSt red Jamaica ear,,n,,u.
kngiah lodlde Of PoaSS; admirable reutoratVe s~a ~
iner o. NE blood eeansel the system Of an mo6d "a
Impure matter removes pmpes bol and erupllonS iFS ~
skn cures Iheumatsm and pains Of s kinda An vhe es
anora should use % tends TO rive them strength and prc
long ie. Sold By DrugEas generally A q peF koitls
=. HALL CO., Proprietor,
Wholesale DFuRrls,a
SsSm ltS and 1l6 Clay q, Ban Rranci..a
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] r Rnn: DE DoLLAR pgR HorrLE.
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wines, Brandies, RUINS.
RLACK TEAs. g.

BLACK TEAS, &c. iafs as
II TTERNAN & son, No. II North Charles ST.,
offer for sale theifpllowing hrklos, OF th"r own
Importation. particularly for family ule:
70 SHERRY WISES-Pemartnc's tinest pnle, geld
and brown Sherries, in wood and in glH+S. O.
PORT TWINBS-San'ienaniS. competition rel and
white Port in wood and in glass. ~ -
MADEIRA WINE--JuIin Howard MaTchS fine
Madeira. in wood and in glass: also, GTTHc Juice.
HOOK WTSBS-Jatannesbcrgcr. SteinberEer. Mar
eobrunncr, Cabinet, Lelhau-lnieh.r Bronnebers, of
1884, 20 sos Yes sr....s-i. f'H'l .s-'lHs
CHAMPAGNE WINRS-3Ioct and Cfandon'a finest,
in quarts and pnts. Ff.r- "a
BRANDIES-OtGrd and IIenneSsy's fno old pale
and dark Brandi0s. e. ~ .A'. - . 90 Pc"
RUM5-0Id and nne, JaniAcs. Antigua, rena,la
and from tho Islands imported and direct from London
HOLLAND GIS-The best quRlity--TiernRn brand
and no mixture OF aromatic poison III it. I
4 400 half chests Of tho finest SoUCITOSG TEA,
-fF3 ~ mh5-'s91y
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alty gutetlig
LITTLR DOG TRAY,

- .si1iFz ~ LITTLE DOG TRAY'ia.e -a!t.
Q, ii5 IA Parody on Poes poem called AnnabslLee,i
Cd - It was many and many year ago, e.. 74
In dwelling over the way e.
That little boy lived, As you may Know -
y And he had dog named Tray; =:
- Aud this little boy had NO other Thought
Than TO sport with his dog and play. $50 81
.tsle Il was child and he was y Dhp,s ~ g,zzt
-jEte5i In this dwelling the ways si 800
tEG And we loved with love Il WeFO hard to beat
49, r,fLI aud my little dog Tray * - s5trs
-af With Above that tho ragged boysin theStreet
Made fun Of every day. -ts,'
81 r And this was the reason that long ago, li.r4
In this dwelling over the way, ~ h. .5y ~
I4.s "A mad dog (they said had boon biting Is
-gg. . Ny beautiful little dog Tray; 44al
az So that my elder brother came -t =31ssi-
145..s &. Andtook him from me one day 30. s-aF
II ~, And shut him up in HoOdshed .fr.E i.i- es
rts OF tho dwelling over the way, EJ.ET -1.
s.-s.s Ny brother WIS not half 50 happy as we,
Went envying me and Tray; -.la-L
Yes! that Was the reason las our folks knew
In the dwelling over the way9
That my brother came with gun AZ nlSlt1t
Shooting and killing my dog Tray: -, =
go Our lore it was stronger by and more truof
az Than boys for his brother could be-. ~
D And not anything any body can do ~
-is4t 90 Nor yet anything they can say gre
o. tr Can ever diminish my grief for tho loss
s-f-4 OF my favorite little dog Tray
IL And never see gun but think what was done
= To my beautiful little dog Tray; -. -,
7 And my dnnder will rise when Ithlnk OF the heA
That were told Of my little dog Tray ~
And I've bitterly cried many nights by the SIDE
.Ofthe house of my darling, my JOY and my prle-
of his dOg-kennel over tho way ar,
lOfilis grave by the side Of the way.
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nicEiIing and night and IN lee tan week almnst
every symptom 81 her disease LlI vanished, and she
fOlT Ike aTeW being. s--r sod.
A gentleman -onIewhai advanced in years strong.
robi-t cDstit JItiOFi hal lately b~e god deal affected
with Indigestion. weak sr5ilaS GATED tOHgss- bad
tFie in TIRE mouth and Ntenio! will: peculiar yeTtt
20 AMI UifiTlinG ia tie head much to render
his riding in AcATTiage. Ei,.unt euiinrncs
quite dangerous A;Jer trying several tinasinefect-
uaiIy, lac fll upvn the Dyspepsa pills, which a0T led
prompt relief pin every night AMI morning w"rks
like clss-tn relieving, al vertigo ami other
pleasant syuI,tuTirs-
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! Tx PRESENTING YOU WITH DIR. EAToS,s IN
| il FANTILE CORDIAL, we desire TO state ttg sups-
I heretofore offered you. s4' b. 800 -
First-It is the preparation Of regular physician
who Is we'll QuAIihod from much experiences IN tniSn
tile complaints to prescribe for them. seeondy-!t
Il entirely free from ParagOric or opiate OF any kind
and consequently by removing the suffering
Of your child instead Of deaenIng its sensabiltte5
Thfrdy-It Is put up with great care, rs comParl
son oft with any other " e stiiI"a
being dug from the forest under the direction OF OF
4aton many of them by his own hands. Fonrthly--
il IL perfectly harmless aud cannot injurs tho most
delicate infant and is certain cure and relief in all
the following cases which is its chief merit over every
0si FOR Z AL CoSfPLAISTs ATTENDING TEETH
ISCS such "A DYSESTERY COLO, &C.; aso for son
fbe IS une1GHiIed F6r Cold in the Head
10 sure relief For GROUP, the most fatal and try
ing Of all diseases it can he relied on win PeEieSi
confidence: and being powerful autspasInOdic in all
easescf commissions or ts, earnestly recommend
you to loose time in procuring IT, costs
that we cannot afford schlOng advertisements as can
those whose whole expense is their Advertising Tor
tSS g ssg '9RafR sa:5 sf the SS &
pol around each bottle, must be strictly f9lloWel
Price 26 cents per bottle. W 81 ~ y & IA ii
-sTlloq lad Il so sIVu0IIo sas 'sUopoSI!p I'M Lod
'ssS1ons InJISpuoA V1Ea Al 5usn Slu EFt'YSf RoJS
Supt9lEEHf :uI4S sql % AlnUaQ pun 1920 pun APoq
sUl OF UI5uSIS ssA5 II 'ssn slI 40 pslysusq AIale
-IpSmluI SIIHpD pun I9APpYo PIRI0Dta' pup Sild
'SluBIduOS SH!I ISlIlo Pu' EDlhy0+'S tA"H4A HLS
s4L s1IpOQ S9JY1 70 OaIJ 10 0sn aID UEo linEsl l!M
sIn0 u;ylI0S lV psInssG lsII GuuI 'uGA VI s5lP"Sj
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pS0usEISdxs S6VAIV :! lyousq v JSII'I lnJS1uiS ps
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10 sASTo sIBIOlSAu! lsom SHl VI 'uoIl2H IulNlTS"I
puB6IsAII O)UI J! 1IQ p1V 'SlBIo5IAuI o. cans 40 INV
s1l2q Oa1I ~ SHo LSA@lrqM LSuu"u AE IL! psses"P
10 PdIol 81 tta,1 Ino1 stto4p usg VlI~ 5uIouem
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.p1pfsI su1blO mos 10 psETslctsd siI4!ns Ino&
u sitn1str, pup WsfoAq 81 'ls InoG Ic'EE9'I gnoI
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10 'S,,;aEp N ssoT ItD29 an 10 's1'JD1IlRE '1goD
pD11 spI91 !t6noJ .E5u9pusl sA!ldumsuooRIc alusId
-tu65 Guu sAUq rtoz II " "a psIno iHrn1osGS sISM
rIUSuOqlO&l IL uo!ionpo1lu! SAL levy
suluou1 x!s U!p!M .uATssi io?tlsd OF psIolS1I SeA
u0suoIa ~ Q9!qA 20 SSn Srl moII 'dOOI GoOTG',
SIVl 10 uolI5ppoId SIl us1q srJ lnsSI eqL uFIESAs
PUG qIIPsq sql uotin poOq 0l 20 SUls oIl 20 1o?Ds
pug 'u0llo1uuOo olupSumI sIou ON ~ GSolosGVd 10
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10 uSpL GIN pOAIS0uOO lIcssF lsl BsSTS1!4osId sIrSt
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& Ohio Rail Road
WINTER, ARRANGEMENT.

.s WINTER AIIRANGE1IENT.
NN and after Monday, the l4th Of November, 1859,
" tlts passenger Trains will run daily ms follows:
First-r1e Uroat Southwestern St. Louis, Cincin-
natl Columbus Whaslings BenwoodI~ Baltimore AMI
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
l1:5O A. NJ. arriving in Baltimore at Gas A. NJ, CON
meeting with trains ore Eastern and Southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore at 4OJ p NJ. arriving at
Isnwood NJ SIG and Wheeling At S:lU A. NJ, connect
ing with tho great Western Southwestern aud North
western Express This train only stops for meals and
suppl ynl, eng ins with fuel and water. ~ 34z
Seoonh--The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, st.
Louis. Indianapolis, DAYTON CINCINNATI, CpimnhuH,
Wheeling HcnW ord. baltimore, and Washington City
ExIrssa deintElNily except Saturday at DID r. ".
and arrives NJ Baltimore ut 1858 T. NJ. connecting with
tie trains for the Eastere sni Southern cities. Ito
turning. leaves Baltimore At rs A. NJ. and striving
at IIenwond ut 2:l5 and Wheeling Mt 2i5 A. N! This
train stops at all regular stations last Of Cumberland
Wheeling anil Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily Sundays excepted. at al A. NJ,
ar.ivina, in Cumberland at C:t3 r. n, Returning,
Leaves Cumberland ut SIS A. NJ and arrives at Wheel
ing at 6l0 p. NJ This train stops Ht all stations.
These lrauS all make close connection with trains
for the Western Cities =. sr. .'EEL .-'F,.' 3
, - non .r.t,,s.sf e. s.-T J. r. PORD, Agent.
W. r. SMITH. Master Of Transp prtaticn. ..r d.. Z
E In COLR, Gcn'I Ticket Agent. % nov1i-5o 70
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sANFoRD's sH
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
CO4PouNDED PRoH

Pare FegstgLI- Ertrdcts. and put mp in GLASS ca
SIS iir TIJtt ana lyul Ees, in any cliBHte.
70. Tho F.tHILT "a; 'ITHARTIC PILLS Is
gentle but active Catlar- % tic which the proprietor
las used in his practice more than twenty years
TlooOnstantly increas- - ling demand from those
who have long iIse4i the II PILLS and tho salts
faction which all ex prtSs - lin regard tn their
has induced me to place n them within the Tsnch
Of all. ... ~
: Tho Profession we'll know that different Ca
thartics net on different q portions Of the bowels
The E4.HLL Y CATH :: lliRTIC Pill has with
due reference 10 this - we'll established fact,
been compounded from 81 Ia variety Of the purest
Vegetable Extracts,i which art alike
~ part Of the eIeIncuta- z Try canal and are gO"1
and safe in all cases d where a Cathartic is nee
dsd, such NJ Dtr1n9e-' - 1tcptS Of the Sgm0eA
Sissrjness, PANS in Hs d BIe!, and LGis, Cosfrs-
NESS, Pan .aai Soreessi he si"ie boly, from
sudden cold, which fire. - quently, il neglected. end
in long course OF EErtr. LsS If .iP!trtte CseT'
ing. Sensation ot Chldl - OreT' the 61ty Rcstisss-
JleSS, HeLlchc weight q ih Ee he.d all hlJtaS-
DIatTy Diseases Worms, in Cii!o'Ten OF tds, Rhe-
uidttsm, great Purifier ofthn B'ond and many dis
which flesh IS heir, ton numerous to mention
in this advertisement. DOSe, to- t
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER INVIGORATOR and FAMILY Ca
TIIAGTIC PILLS retaiIed by Druggists general-
ly, and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns s. T. w. SANFOED, NJ. D..
% ." "''.I F' Mnnuynrturer and Proprietor,
.-.I.s.f 80 :S5cBroadway. New York
: Agents, T, H. LOGAN & COS deco-iSwly
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUNS.
j and has become established fact. standard
Medicine. known and APP. proved by NIL that have
nsc It, and Is reSort led to with confidence in
all the diseases for which - it is recommended
has cured thousands ~ within thela,t two years
who had given mn all e hopes Of relief as the
numerous unsolicited 4 certificates in my pos
session show. .F -..f ~ .... .
The dose must be ahap-'63 ted to the temperament
Of the individual taking - IT. and used IN such guam
titios to act gently on! ~ the Bowels. / a
Let the dictates Of yOurfJb Judgment guide you IN
the use Of the LITERl, ,lENFIGORATOh, and 1t
will cure Lirer Conn., lpIlintS, Bilious Ahdck&
DWspe1lsiu Cdrunie aDi-Ss faTr3itsG. S0nH6r GyBI-
plants, DISeHtery. Dr,p- So, Sour &1DLqcil hLbIt-
nal Cj,tirenes9 Chalfc ~ Cholera. ChOIcTd NoTbuS
C10Icrd EntIntMpl. FlT- tHIs1tcs JaWno''ee Female
JTeuLtesSss and NAV he! used successfully an
Ordinary FGalLy Jfe{i-o6 cine. 1t will cure SICH
READACTYE (aA thou-lT sands can testify in
ttcenty IIi,itt>S II tcO 0r n hree Isds1ofuis are
LIke1i At commencement - of attack. ...
AZ trIO use 1t are gip-iI ing their testimony IN
its favor ~ -. -s..
! NLF WATER TN,l THE NOETH WITH
TIE I.NPIGORATOR, AND SH-iLLONH BOTH
TOGETHER- ..-..I H.a- r.....stt u. z.-.- .-.
= PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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.'=-==T. sWEENEY, & SON,
NO. 05 Main Street,

l.Fs ,5zE wHEHLING, VA
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR PAIL IMPOR
a TATIOSS, being tho largest they have ever made
ono Season. and embraces the new styles Of Wits
HlgifE or IRoH S7OS8 GAIA, together with COMMON
White and Coored QueenswNre in great variety AlsS
, IIrqa and well selected stock OF Pure White, i0ld
Z Rsnf and PaucyPRENCI CHINA, either in settS or
separate China Decorated Vases, Colleagues Gard Bas-
kets Tete Tete Sets, Fancy Cups, Mugs Sc Also
heavy stock Of tho various grades OF Pressed Cut and
plain FLIxr Glassware, Coal gu Lamps, &c.
They invite the attention Of the Trade and will du-
pcate to Merehants their bills purchased in the East
~ ssmH nrioeg.-, n @ aug25,'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
." BALTIMORE
Commercial College !
FOUNDED, CHARrEAEp, Ie14
.r /. o G A 7 Z D, -------- -

POUSDBD, 1851
... ......sF LOG ATED, --.....4
Cor. Baltimore and CHnrles-Sts.,
III MORE, ND. II
rElIIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MOST
prosperous and fiourishing' condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years is tbeei necessary to obtain
larger apartments tor the accommodation Of the in
cTeasng number ~ students, repre7entinS nearly
every state in the Union.
&, 1t occupies ',te Of the most conspicuous and
IlesiraDy located buildings ia the city. The rooms
arc coIumodiouaIy arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
desiring To qualify themselves properly for the
TSorogI Tracticdi BGsinsss iuc,io,, generally are
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar eEtab
liShment In the United States ..E r"
Srr.rr ..r-. F4ACULTYs .-...r ..|
T.. X LOSlEK,
Principa-Lecturer the Science pf Accounts, Com
sff.. .l InOrCe Business Customs etc ..
l. a4..H... o.. j. NJ. PHILLIPS, rs. --s
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Book Keeping
-.' and Commercial Calculations.
f.F -H- o. II. II. DAVIES aa5tHa
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping
w .r y. {. JOHNSON, 49,. 4
Professor OF Business and ornamental Psnnauslltp.
-- Ef -uaH 81 WILLIAMS. Esq. +. ..'.
Lectutar gu Mercantile LRw.r.,.. az p ~,
REV. Il. YEATEs REESE, l.. D.,
Lecturer Commercial Etlrios.
E"5E 90. TRUSTEES: .'a t.t.. ri
Hon Thos Swami. Vim. II. HeighleT ESQ
JAIL TG 6s,. E1 ov, W kESSGS E brrv
Of Standard Works. expressly for tlSusS Of the sta
Each student has desk to himself and is ,Opa-
ratcly Instructed. POI .-a- r.H OPT.
There being no vacation during the yOar, Students
can enter, at any time. .ss.. r., .+-t....-
The time usually required complete the full course
from to IL weeks. 5a '..-t- 1910 '...
? A DIPLOMA is awarded to NIL Graduates. g..
A large and Beautifully OrnAmcnted Circular, con-
tanning upwards sly SQUARE FEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of tho College. various
characteristic designs. penmanslip. &C. by mail
free E charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address .. , L. H. l.VSlER
'JAa'i't t'ir+ f..' "rF"t.t.9 J. - 81 baltimore Nd