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Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
sS9EH The Washihgton corresponde

T@ The Washington correspondent of he Philadelphia Pennaylvanian says tha the accounts of Brigham Young, as Superintendent of Indian affairs at Utah, haW undergone searching investigation at Washington, and it is ascertained that he a delaulter to a considerable amount An gent has been sent to Utah to attempt to collect the money.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
3 T ELE APHl
Deststive Fire at Ft. Smith $200,
 00Worth of Property Destroyed.

Fs SMITH. Ark, Sept. 2l "A de- struce fire occurred in this cily yester- day, iich destroyed the City Hotel and the roof stores known as the Garrison Block The loss is estimated al $e00 GOO, upon iich there was partial insurance. The IS supposed to be the work of an incemrv
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
TOt5ce
GIVEN. that I will as

ITS HEREBY GIVEN. that I will as .Aamtnistratrix of the Estate of D. '. Booth. deceased. apply to the October term A. ID. 1860. of the Probate Court of Prairie county. for an order to sell the following de- scribed real estate as the property of D. c. Booth, deceased, to pay the debts of said es- tate, tc-wit: The Northwest part of lot Mo- }. in Block % in the town of Des Are. being l2 feet front on Buena street, and 30 feet dsep. A ,. BOOTH,
 Srnt ! ls60.-it, Administrative
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
Fire ait New Orleans.

NJ ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.-Several liquotores on the corner of Lafayette and houpitoulas streets are now. burn ing. ;everal persons have been killed by the ling Of wall; the number has not beemcertained. e r rrf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

izg~ Memphis has two hundred and forty three licensed tippliRg houses Des Arc has seven tipping houses. Two out of the seven, says certain meddesome individual, KADN'r oRrER sell "nAD wuIsKY7 to negroes, That chap had better look out, he might have to prove his E.srRoNG TKINKINen
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

lY~ We learn that Wm. Owen, the horse thief, who was arrested here on the 9th inst, and taken back to Fort Smith, was forcbIy taken from the jail in that city, and an attempt made to hang him to tree. While the moose Was being adjusted to his nee k he cast off the rope and fled, He was fired upon by the crowd and brought to the ground. He was carried back to jail, where, at last accounts he was laying in dying condition.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
New Orleans Market.

NEW UkLEANs oEPl. NI, P. M. The cotton market closd quiet at 10t to 10ac for New Orleans midIlings. The total exports of the season amount to 37 300 bales. The stock at this port amounts to 136,000 bales.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
White River Township Breckinridg,
 and Lane Clnh

JNo. s. PEARSON, President.
 J. E. GLENN, 1st Vice President. w. w. WAIR, 2d
 D. W. MUNRoE, Secretary.
 J. c. MORRILL,, Correspondine J. E. GATEWOOD, Secretaries. VIM. BETHEL, Treasurer. EXECUTIVE CoMMIrTEE.-GE A. McIvER. GEORGE W. GLENN, A. o. EDWARDS, SIM. HORNE, M. M. ERWIN.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

G3 R. c. McCarley & Co.,, are in receipt of their Fall and Winter Goods, and maintain strongly and forebly that their House is the place r Coon BARGAINS" The way to ascertain that fact is to read their adyertise-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

At late ball in San Francisco, one hun dred and eighty double sets were on the floor at thelame time. Two thousand eight hun dred ad eighty people simultaneously " bob bin 3rQlnd.D
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
MARKETS, &c.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, WednesdaY. Sept 26, 1860.

TToN RECEIPTS FOR THE PAST WEEK. swart S Bros, received 56 bales, 29 of whh they bought at 94@1oc. lbinson & Branch received 3 bales, which thebought at 9ac.
 7! B. Crocker & Co.,, received 4 bales, whh they bought at 1o@1osc.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
rpEE.HGEfhnIs NDTHrE.

DEs ARC STAT1oN-METHoDIsr EprscoPAL CHURCH, SoUTH.-M. c. MANLEY, Preacher in Charge Divine service will be held at Wat kins Chapel, every Sunday morning. Also, avery Sunday night
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

GREAT PUBLIC SALE OF DEs ARC PROPERTY. Read the advertisement of the sale of Des Are Property on the 29th October. This is a fine opportunity to invest.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNAH, oepIenDer TT. Flour closed active with sales of 5000 bbls at S5 00. Sales of whisky 1 100 bbls at 1Ssc. Pork is selling at ISS 75.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
.2sgn,ssssssrasor's Notice.

rTyHE undersigned, having been appointedby the Probate Conrt of Jackson county, on the sixth day of September, 1860, administra- tor of the estate of Archibald Hutchins, de- ceased--notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate, that they must exhibit their claims to me properly au- thenticated within one year after the date of my letters of administration, or they may pc precluded from any benefit in the estate, And, if their claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of my letters, they shall be forever barred and precluded from any ben eft from such estate.
 STROTHER F. BURGESS.
 Admr. Archibald Hutchins, decd. September l9, 1S60,-4t
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
E " PORTAN
 $35 MOO,Es $a5 SEWING M4GHINE

FAMILY S PLANTATICS,1Sr r MAKING in superior manner the K -, MI Lock Stitchn the strongest, most eRoes.e and durable made by any machine. The 6S judges pronounce the Moore's Patent to be thS most simple, practicable and durable Machine now before the public, and the most desirable for Family use being reliable and accurate on all kinds of goods using from two ordinary spools without rewinding, and size and kind of thread from No, 8 to 200, and sewing with equal facility the thiclSest and thinnest goods used in families, together with variety of beautiful Embroidery work, and sold at about half the price asked for machines of less prac- tical value.
 The proprietor offers the Moore's Machine, with the Improvements, at $35 or $40 when sold at distance by Agents and invites all persons, ladies especially, to examine it thor oughly, and satisfy themselves of it's real
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

Gen. Wheat, of Niearaguan notoriety, is about to join Garibaldi
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

of August, 1860.
 T. M. MATTHEW'S, Dep. Cpl for c. VANCE, Clerk c. c. T.
 hereby certify that the forego- ing is true and correct copy of IL. S.. the original letter, now in my pos session, excepting that some of the spelling has been corrected. Witness my hand, and seal of office, this Ag. 10th, 1860.
 T. M. MATTHEWS, Dep. c. c. c.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

D. ". MU NRoE, Sec
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MEDICA Z.
THE ONLY ARTICLE.
Unrivalled in Market
HONE & EUROPEAN DEMAND.


TTTHE REASON WHY. Is THAT BY NATURE
i own process 1t restorES the natural color perpl
ncntly after the hair becomes crsy: Supnlf.S II
natural huids and thus makes it grow on 6Il head
removes all (landruh. itching and heat rom IN
scalp and quiets and tones mn The nerves ana Tim
cures all nervous headache and NAV he relied mo
to all diseases of the ScalO and hair. II vii
stop ana 6eep It trom falling OILS males Il s9f goSSg
hea1Ay dad 6'nhtIfaL and If used by the Young tn
OF three times week. 1t will never fall or becom,
gry then, reader, read the following and judge 70
yourself:
NV GoRS. Jan S. 1sSs.
MEsSRS. y; WOOD Co-Gentlemen: Havin
heard n good deal about Professor Woods Hair H'
an ana my En9r Icing quite gray made "
my NINA 20 lay ASIDE the preJudtces- which l. il
common WITH great many persons had against nil
manner oil patent medicines and short time ago
M U I your a lce' 10 test IL Tor myself
Inc el result mas been 50 very satisfactory that am
Ssty Elto nu So ana IN Jnstce to YOU as well as
lot me cement OF Others who may be as gray
s was nnt VINO hsElh$ my prejudice without my
reasons Ior setting It ASIDE. are unwilling TO give
Your trl. TIL they have further proof
tsa 'he StSt pryor. oelnF ocular Recommendation
NItAe you nus !etteF: winch you may show 10 any
Scn, anu aiso oIect mem 10 me for further proof
"., ~ anu Gt {" 'ae y /. nre Railing Est"b
WvLsir Ia 49,. ~ ;4s ,,o.,,,-,1
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JOHN II. LAKIM,

ESucce<sor to Wheeler & Iakin.I
MILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
Y inspection OH Thursday, March Goth. q new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassim eres and Vestings!
Also complete assortment of GENTLENIEN'S FUR
NISNING GOODS.
The patrons of the old firm. and the public i'm gen
stock le'To milking their purchases s intend sell
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
firm. solicit continuance Of the same for the new
establishment. JOHN 4. LAKIS. Merchant Tailor.
Inh23-4wd No. l02 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
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The undersigned having used Professor HUM
PuRETs' SPECIFIC Homeopathic KESlEDIES
IN families with the satisfactory results. anil
having fGl confidence in their seruia+ness, purity
G;II efficacy, c'ecfuily recommend THEN To al er
who wish t" have safe, reliable and ecacious
remedies a, haud for private domestic use.
The Rev. YIN. Hos-ler editor Of "a The Northern
independent" Auburn. n. Y: the Rev. Z. H. Cres-
sey, D. D., Rector of Peters Church, Auburn II. l.
ii.c Rev. L. l. Ives, Chaplain OF the Auburn State
Pris.'.; the Rev Spencer NJ. Rice, Rector, SeW-Bed-
fc.d, Mass. the Rev. Alien Steele, New-YprE Con
fcIeDcs Tie Rev Sa,uuel Nichols, East-G enesee Con
!A.e:ir. y Y: the Rev. p :. Pratt Dorset. VT: the
Re-. JOHN Z. Robbie, Dl1alp: A G. Hart, Esq, I;ica
n l.; the Hon. Neu bow, Portland, Me. the Hon
Humphreys X. u Henry b. COOK, ESQ.,, Editor ..
the '0i6 State Jour2a! Columbus, Ohio; the Hon
Cheese Monticello, Fla. the Hon joseph Benedict
Cdel, n y; Vim. Bristol, Esq, Utica y. +; A $
Pond, Esq Utica n. y. jaaes fluiskett Esq, Mash,
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H
HES Ar IIGht, and 'Cti keep an a5ty climate.
The Fi-RLLI ca TITARTIC PILLS is
gentle but actrc tatHr- % tic which the prria,or
has used in his practice II more ;Isn twenty wears
The cnuStan:ly inCreaE ing demand from those
who have long used the II PILLS aud the satis-
FICTION which al express - In regard TO their use
has induced me place = them within the reach
Of all. III
The Profession well know, that different Ca
thArtics act on different q portions OF the bowels
The FANALl CAJTY- f-3J77JL' Jill has. with
due reference TO this = well established fact.
been compounded from = variety of the pIirest
Vegetable Extracts. ~ which act alike on eve
~ part OF the elemcnta- ~ ~ canal. and arr c.sI8
and SgFc in all cases ~ where CatharfiC i neg,
ded such as Dsrangs- 'Tents of the .SnmacE.
t2sCJ,iHCSS fGiRs IN tic 3! Back and Lnius Cad f,C-
ness. Pain and SEeaess orsr the srl,n. ,sry rom
sudden cold. which fire. - quputly il neglected end
in long Of FFrcr L1Sy IT 4p1lsIite a rsrf-
tag .SsLs1tJ0H NJ sCHEi ~ or.r Ire Gsdv ReSty.Es-
''SS$ YeGudcae- or 1rc9ht . IN he drGI all IssiIm
IlHtS1i Di&snSGS NErHs. in i.Eyr or Adults Asa-
HsdiIsH- great Jftricr OF the BiOl2 and many dis
10 which fiesl heir numerous TO mention
iii this advertisement. Dose. l to >.
PRICE } DIMES.
The LIVER IEVIGORAT1R and FAMILY CA
THAhilG PILLS retaird by Druggists gene raj
" and sold wholesale by the Trade in all tI large
towns 5. T. W. SA NFOItD. NJ. n.
AaruIa turcr and Proprietor.
80 Broadway. New York
Agents. I. II. LOGAN CO. dec2-dGwIy
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4 a. N54hl79CNULO
and has become IN
Medicine known and ar-;
used it. and is now resort
all the diseases for which
1t has cured thousands
who had gwen Up all
numerous un solicited
session show.
The dose niust be adap-
Of the individual taking
titles as to act gently on
Letfhe dictates Of your
the use OF the LIFEP
will cure LircT C1m-.
DgEpepsiH, Chronic Di-
SIaiHIfS. DySenteJy. Drip
udI ClstiUeReSx, C5.nlic,
Cholera JatuntlBl, Fla
Weaknesses. and may he
OTdtRaTTa FIRMLY lHeCfi-
HEADACHE, las thou
t'ceEay HiI'tftcS. iEttro Of
taken ut commencement
All sci,o use II arc Cir
its favor.
NH HAyER IN
TIE Hl3CORATOR.
TOGETHER.
pnIHN 0NE nAI
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g1iIg nteni9enfRt.
WIDE AWAKE BONG.
Dedicated TO the Wheeling wide Awakss by the
Prince william County Rs0ublieansl

VIZ ~ -=A E ~ ~ -
49, - ,,,,, ..,,.,
OeoACa1eo 70 tne "heelhE wac AWSEes ~ u
Prince William County RepubIicSns.l
Au-ssYqnk,s L,oo5L, ~
Hnt news are thQse We near IRON Blame
10 democrats surprising,
O9L lt1snas nave n1ai az HsVgV SAlh'
Otd ADe lA eI'tIin$S sure rs lAte'
80 9olst S4oII Tue panneI,
He'll 3oard 9ha steer Tue snlp OF stare
Win tfes9oms sous 70 man hef'
They gained victory complete
Which makes the eh2mots shiTer,
To think hew soon tnsy must Fetreat1
By thousands up sSit KlTef-
Old ABE, &C.
Vermont, though small, Is tFue As steel.
Our cause s onward cheeTlnG-
The hlack code leaders keeHy 1ed,
Salt t:tver they ARE nearing.
O4d Aoe, &C.
With $4,000 in the lead,
She shOW-d at her election,
That freedom in one vast domain,
Must surely have protection.
oldAbe, &c
oidPepnsyavauin good and true.
Leads on with $4,000
The Eh1,p-ocrsts can plainIr view,
T1ls IIlns,gs arr s,ruusiuC
Old Abe, Gc
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ON and after Monday. the 10th of April, 1866, the
passenger Trains viii run daily follows:
First-The Great Southwestern. st. Louis, Cincin-
natl. Columbus. Wheeling, Benwood. Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
1888 T. ~. arriving in Baltimore a: $50 A. n.
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning. leaves Baltimore at 4. NJ, arriving at
Benwood at 7::S and Wheeling at sos A. NJ. connect
ing with the great Western Southwestern and North
western Express This train only stops for meals aud
supplying engine with fuel and water.
SecOnd-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago st.
Louis indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati. Columbus,
Wheeling Benwood Baltimore. and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at $3.50 r NJ.
and arrives at Baltimore at 4:45 2. NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eastere and Southern cities Ne
turning. Baltimore $3.50 A. NJ. and arriving
at Benwood 3:37 and Wheeling at +:05 A. NJ. This
stops all regular stations East of Cumberland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted. at 10 A Al,
arriving in Cumberland at Sos P. 81 Returning.
leaves Cumberland 500 A. NJ and arrives Mt Wheel
ini. $40 p NJ. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
w.P SMITH Master of Transportation.
L. n. COLE. Gcn'l Ticket Agent. aprfl26-GO
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OUR REMEDIES BY NAIL.

Look over the list; make up a case Of what kind
you choose and nclosc the amount in current note
CT stamps by mail to our address, a. 562 broadway
HeW-York, and the medicine will be duly returned by
mail or express, free of charge.
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire nm active, efficient
Agent for the sale Of our Remedies in every town
community In the United States. Address Dr. Hun
PHREYs Co., No. bG2 BROADWAY, NEw-YOxk.
Sold by LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIDLD, Druggists,
"a Main street, Wheeling. Inay25 dEyyiy
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDll.S.

No. 2.-For Worm Fever, Worm Cole, wet:ing ,''e
os-For coiie. Crying, reets,ing, and wakef,t-
30 4-F@r Disrr'oea, Cholera 1nfaa.r'n, and su.n-
So5 @For Cole Gripinss, Dysen,ery, or Bloody
10 s.-For Cholera, Cholera H1or',as. Vomiting.
No. for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
\" i-ro- Toosb-aehe Faceae1e, and Neuralgia
No s.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat nnd FulineSs
noes OF Head.
NJ lo-DYzprssra PrLts-For Weak and Deranged
S:stnacf Constipation AID Liver Complaint.
No 11.-FUR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, Seanty, Pain
FuI, or Suppressed Periods.
no. 1e.--For Leucorrhea. Profuse Menses. and
BeartEg Down of Females.
No 18-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No. Ii.-sALT EnErM PTLls-For Erysipeias, Erup-
Tons Pitnples the Face.
No. 1J.-RHXuSATIc PILLS-For Pain, LlIneness,
Soreness II! the Chest, Back. l>oins or Limbs.
A--For Fever and AS'.e, Gill Fever, D&enb Ague,
P.-Yor Piles, Bind Bleeding, 1rterna! or Ex-
ternnl.
Failing, Weak, BlaEred Sight,
C.-For C'I;arrf Of long standing recent, either
viii! o6strusti"n or I:OiesS discharge
". C-Fnr &hoo!ing Cough, abEing its violence
and shortening its course.
In all acute diseases such rs Fevers !:Gaunatiors
DiarThGa, Dysentery, Group Rheumatism, aid such
eruptve diseases Scarlet Fever Measles and Fry
hpeias tie advantage pf giving the proper remedies
promptly is obvious. aud 81 all such cases tie Spe-
cihcs act Ike q charm. The entire disease Is often
arrested nj once, a, In all The violence the
attack is moderated, tie disease shortened
deTed less dangerous
Coughs aud CoIds, which are Of such frequent oc-
euTrence, and which often lay the Foundation OF
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and cunEuinptip may all
be At once cured by the Fever ai,i Coucl. Pills.
In all chronic diseases, suc!s Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints. Piles, Te-
male Debility, and Irregularities. cid headaches,
Sore or Weak Eyes, CataTh, Salt NheuIn and other
old eruions the rase has specifies Whose proper up
PlcatlOn VIII afford cure in almost every instance.
Often the cure o! single chronic difficulty, such as
Dyspepsia, Piles or Caiarrh, Headache or EelnnIe
Weakness, has more u.an paid fos tie tines
over
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FROM GUNS
saGiished fact. a Standard
proved by ali THAI have
ed TO with confidence. II,
it fs recUmqlendt4d.
within the last two YEAR,
hopes Of relief, as the
certificates in my pos
ted to the temperament
it-and used in such guam
the Bowels.
Judgment guide you il
NE7GOH4TOR. and it
plants, EifiT0tts -4ttdcL,S,
GTThaE, .SKmmcr G.n-
.kg. Sour .&Omach. Hatit-
CEolsTra, CReleTG MOrs,ux
tttieI:ce, JdMndicr, FSR.dIe
used successfully as an
cine. 1t will cure SICK
sands can TESTIFY IN
asroc JsG-S7s-9at4iS are
of attack.
iEg their testimony
THE MOUTH Up IN
Nd SHALLO1T BOTYl
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TRANsPo RTATI0N.
Cleveland, PittsbIlrg and Wheel.
inp Rail Road

Pitts burg ana LN6heels
ing Rail Road.
Ia =
nN AND AFTER MONDAY June nth, 1860, Fas-
" senSer Trains viii leave Bridgeport follows.
Sundays excepted:)
10oO A. NJ. Mail Train stopping at all way stations,
arrives Pittsburgh at 2s4S T. NJ, Phil
adelphia Mt sells A. NJ, New York at 10:l5
A. NJ and Cleveland At 7:55 p. n.
$50 P. II Fast Express stopping only at Martins
vile, La Grange. Ningo StenbenviIIe,
Yellow Greek, Welfsyille, Liverpool, In
dnstry and Rochester, arrives ut Pitts
burgh al $50 p. M, Philadelphia at 1G20
A, ~, and New York at 2s45 Pm,
955 p. NJ Express Train. stopping ut all way sta
tin1as. arrives Mt Pittsburgh AZ $50 A. NJ :,
Philadelphia Mt 1902 NJ, New York at
$3.50 r. N.,Nnd Cleveland at 9:S0 A ~
Trains make connections AT Cleveland. for Toledo
Detroit, Chicago, Erie Buffalo and NiBgarn Falls,
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. NJ and S.S5 p A., and
arrive at bridegroom at $50 A. "a. and 4s49 p. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at 100 A NJ $500 A. NJ. and 1915
T. NJ and arrives at Bridgeport at $3.50 A. NJ 1920
A. n. and 4:49 Z. n.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SS55
Excursion tickets to Steubcnville and return 800
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West. North
and East can he procured nj the Office No 81 Water
street next door to SprSg HoRse, Wheeling, Va and
nj Bridgeport Station.
any point accessible by this road and its connections
to the Fast North, West and Northwest Mt Office
Mo- 81 Water street. with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. Il HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, va. =
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent
TkF1AE 1Vf
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PRICE.

Case OF 20 Walls complete, III morocco and BooE So
Case Of 20 walls aud Book, plain. .............
Case OF 10 numbered boxes, and Hu.k. ...-......
Case Of boxes, numbered, ard Book, ......-...1
Single numbered boxes, with directions, p cts.
Single lettered boxes with directions. 20 cts
Large case with OF. via!s for planters and ply
BiCiuns, s15
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SANFORD,S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOrNnEn FRnM

Pure Te9stdtTe Eytraets, and ptd Up IN Glass ca
SES Ar !Ight, and 'cia Keep IN osty climate.
The Fl NIL Y ca 'ITJTIRTJEr PHI & is
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BALTIMORE
Commercial COLLEGE
-oCSpzD. n
Loo l..
Cor. Baltimore AID Charles-Sts-
BALTINoRE WI.


Cor. Baltimore nnd Charles-Sts.
BALTINoR MI
F{NHls INSTITUTION Is Now ~ TiE vi
1 prosperous AMI LourisiI!a. gaia.f7!4 5wt 4
ring tie last Nv" year, iI:,> il ,,.,l isr,i -
larger apartments i,.r the .,e,lll.i. sttl i cr
creeisi:!- nEE.S"r uf sfuicIt.. r,I5aa IL lrEJ
every state in tic Union.
II np| nCcuI!e- unt, ~ TIL us#zts=zs = 1t'
desiraGly locaJ'-tl huEIlinaS IL taf ZIG ~
are cG!nu9G!-us!y arranged. elGcl al r.':aN'!
furnished.
The advantages and Etcilitfy- Ice o5sz-l 70 y5.'
men desiring - Ii.alliy ih"li.-eyes .llI ';Y I. Y
varians duties g Size ,.'I:lr.Ii- l. - 10 'tz
ih0rpEQi. frGc:!ez;l SpsiE..s Emo :siriaeE
unsurpassed. in any fe,r;fcrils. iy a.. -i,t -
lis!.lnent in the United States.
FACULTY:
/. K. I.aSIi-T..
rincipal-LectuT.r u. III Si.rnrr Il ic7''11;-'
merct. Iiu-iIc-- CtiriI,-i-. air-
!. N PHILLIPS.
Professor Of the TcIf, and rr.,rticr % u -'s-.-r
ai.d Com tris,ficG,i = tiEsli-ststL.-
II. IL DAVIES
Associate Professor Il H.-,t-nfei NJ
Nc. JOHNSON.
Professor OF I:flsi'ics- and "rl;ne'ifli iriiis
:. T WILLIAMS. ~.
Lee; ,Ir.ro 7 Nl-;t=uIti.l.t"
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MEDICAL.
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IT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
i and has become IN established fact. a Standard
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AS a Family Physic.

From Dr.. z w clrt.cyf,yEt, Ne1p Orleans
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their excel
len: qualities surass any catlartic possess. They
mild. but very certain and eFcetua in their ac-
ton on the bowels. which makes them invaluable to
US in the daily treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stO-
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DEPARTMENT OF Tug INTERIOR. /

- Washington. D. G.. 9TH Feb 1850.
SIR: have used your pills IN my general and hos
pital practice eyer since You made them. and cannot
hesitate t. say they the best cathartic we employ
Their regulating action the liver quick and
cided consequently they admirable remedy
for arrangements Of that organ. Indeed ! have
seldom found of billions disease go obstinate
that it did not readily yield to them.
Fra'ernaIiy yours. ALoNZn RAIL-. NJ. u.