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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-02
Prom Richmond to Cht

Rates manufactured tobacco pounds from Richmond,
follows To Knoxville, S Nashville, e. Isl 70 Tus-
cunbia 81 %; Atlanta Ca, q IS Macon Ga, 81 80;
Montgomery Ala, 81 49, 70 st. Lsus via M'mph 81 ~ to
Vcksburg Nachez and New Orleans, :! II.
~ To Dalton and al points East and South q IT, these
will 20 Into eject Bot 90 Chattanooga and West OF H. 10
per 100 lbs additional will be charged until the completion
u Cleveland branch The East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road.
classification Of articles further information hand
bills apply the oce Of the Richmond and DanyIe Railroad
Company, Richmond. O. CAMPBELL, Supt
Richmond, April 22d, 1859. Gp23-df
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OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG r. R. Co
Richmond, Va, Nov 18th, 1859 I
CHANGE OF HOURS.
OK and after FRIDAY the 9th, the ains e, "a .s
~ this Road will lea follows: 80 HSRS
PETERSBURG.
Express daily, except suHd,ys A. "
Accommodation and FREIGHT daily excep; Sundays at 4. w.
Mail, daily, ATT. 255 p. "
PErEEsHUEG RICHMOND
Accommodation daily except Sundays a......... sA NJ
Mall daily at..........-... 5P. W.
Passengers Clover Hl will the Express Train
day, Thursday, or Saturday. T. H. WYNNE
n62i Superintendent
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RICHMOND Il YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY March 1s 1850 Pas (sS ~ ~
" senger Trains will depart 60 ~ ~
FROM hICHM0ND
Daily Except Sundays) at A.
Tuesdays and Fridays, at p NJ
FROM WHITE HOUSE.
Daily Except Sundays) ......4A p W.
Tuesdays and Fridays, at A. NJ.
Mondays and THURSDAYS, A. NJ.
LEAVES WHIrE-HOUSE
Tuesdays and Fridays A. NJ connecting with Cars both ways
Ubanna stage leaves WteIouse Tuesdays and Fridays
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wakoron leaves White House Mondays and Thursdays
A. ~ returning Gays.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
Saturdays. THOS. T. SHARP
Jas Superintendent.
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HARDWARE.
1859. FALL TRADE. 1859
JOHNSTON AZ BRANSFORD,

Importerx aad Dealers In
Hardware, cutlery, Guns, &c, ,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WE are now in receipt Of OUT Fall Stock Of
w Hardware, cutlery, Guns, &c., l01Y
and purchased direct from the manufae- 49,
,,I.r and would particularly call the attention Of zkAzn<A
merchants farmers mechanics houeEeepers aud the pubic &c
90 call and examine large and complete assortment or
Rodgers sons and wostenhom Sons line Pocket and Ia
s,ssor, and Razors Butchers superior Edge Tools
piles and Raps simmons, Collins and Va. warranted Axes
Ar. AM Roslands Spades and Shoyes
d and l. H. Hay and Manure FORKS
and Tongs JapAned Green Pierced and Wire Fen
ders
Rs BonIed Japaned and Cast Iron Androns Fire Carriers
oasnc-NaIs Cut and Wrought Horse and Mule Shoes &c
k together with every thing comprising complete stock ofHard
ware, Cutlery, Guns, &c.
We respectfully solicit examination Of our stock.
40 JOHNSTON 4 BRANaF0RD.
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EeEGEEsEOS 81 E8TZG RAED,
CrOccrs and COmmi ssion Merchants,


Be. "a PEAEI SrasEr,
e. .tEs0Ed, Ia
OFFNS % ths trade large and complete o. Groceries
- Wines Liquors sga and al articles 90 be found 10 SINH
l.r .sfuart mildly
NINE DRESS SgI8S.-We keep on hand al al times,
stock OF Fine Dress Clothing gotten 're finest
Ip.lt , l the very latest styles, aat sold twenty-five
per fs. me-risJ frs prices Advantages 'l iCyng
a. l.l NtH street. fs2 KEEN. BALDWIN WILLIAMS
GOOD SOCIETY! GOOD SOCIETY!!
~ EDGAR poE auI his Critics. oy Sarah Ellen Whit
man $O-5
WOMAN. T-oa che Frcnchof " J. NcH1et; trans
lstll from 'H- t- lsI., edition by ". Palmer. 90
TIE UAHTIS Og GOOD SOCIETY hand book for
4d.sn.j Eert.srlea New American edition. ! 25
NLCCNf uET LAtI. o fh- .-. DAYS ~ the Foren-
Uu- .euurr- Translated fl.u the italian Of
N.,.ra' ID ,ze-G7. ty "a Hsleyt 125
LYRICS AND OTHER POEMS, hy = Donaldson. Jr. ] 90
REVOLUTIONS IS ENGiI>a HISTORY. tv Robert
v.-s.ar D. b. 30, D. Revolutions Of rlcgs sCo
ulCr1EuLDUAN, An GtETSTOSts AND MS TALK
There 100
HAEpEEs NAGt IISE Tor March. %
EJSSELLs For sale by
A. MORRTs
BOOKSELLER
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$1,000 REWARD!

whisky this is simply ridiculous but to the pub Esh<e2
nc generally is Federation conveys the impression that has some
foundation In truth.
whist made from grain which first ground into meal mix
ed with hot wamsd pass through the process oil erenta
ton by the introduction Of precisely light bread Is made
do and which process develops the acohoand un uuel
No poison, mineral vegetable used in It's manufacture
other persons silly enough criminal enough to commit aroc
tiles charged 1t IS not for defend them only claim TO an
swtr for ourselves.
The above reward will be paid any who VIII prove by he
testimony competent respectable chemist that state
nent untrue far liquor manufactured by us Is concerned
with the understanding that the liquor subjected to be
either from store house from OF our many re-
spectacle customers and that the character OF the chemist VII" an
ayses shall be established be beyond suspicion, either
for skill or honesty. -
r
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1850.
.OTECE.
30. NOTICE. 1850.
-, - ySsy -zls..,,,-l- - - ,5ssig1-zSyC
E22 e. SsSs.ss ,-@s-E1e Sfss&Szs

TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RIH-hEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT 10 EIsAVEbLERS.
THROGGH TICHEJSAND IHItOGGH CHEC6S
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-sunGay night evceped-between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHGA NEW YORK and all important points West via Ac
qula Creek and Washington ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
River 70 miles and by SPLENDID comfortable
themes Washington - miles In al 100 miles In hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe Of speed.
~ Hours Of departure CSC A. ", and 100 r. 81.
IF- Baggage under charge Of Special Agents. CHECKED
THROUGH Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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U....,r Bob. U. t-lU
NOTICE TO CONTHA CEO8SS.-s.a..l u-lpo- Is
~ sails Invited che . depot u.r Is, $50
engine houses ami shops 40 81 ..a- a. les point. Plans sr.
and AMER u.e 1914 inst. TAOS E SHARP,
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80 Prompt attention paid 10 The receiving ana delivery OF an
packages s line and the will be receutei for
January q ,fh $50 r. W. EiSOM.
PS-t Will beseen the above that my charges the
same as those OF r. Edmond Co. and viii continue TO charge
they remain under my original charges
they them then VIII only charge former rates
rs K W. H.
WE RAVE FOR y LIE or GOOD QUALITY
W Cheese Msccarou Small Hominy, RanS CroU Preserved
Ginger Pues Almonds French and American Chocolate Bromo
and Cocoa Beef Tongues Sarne Meats Olives Capers,
French English Mustard Cigars, English and Virginia Pickles
Walnut Cttsup Worcesershre John Bull, Reading, Hagycys
lobster Of Anchoy Sauces Sperm and patent
sperm Candles superior brandy, MADEIRA, Port and Sherry Wines
7roft-d.v BLAIR 4 CUANBERLAYNE
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SuoKING TOBACCO,

BLOWS FOR FALLOWING---
n CCLrlNATORS AND EAREOWS FOR k-\SS@Y--===S
PUTTING ~ WIEAT.-HeIeyiug that Ihaye - IN
IN my NEW plOW the best Pillow In use, szSss
make this the Farmers and Planters viii furnish then
With ese Implements ndhey not better than hosethey
have they hemt after trying them tree OF charge
EFs-Fresh supply Of rurpip SEED Just received.
r. H. STARkE No. % Main ST.,
doIrs al,1vp 81 Charles Hotel.
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DIRECr IMPORTATION OF CIGARS.
i Mount vernon ana other Brands.
have received very superior 10, o; Cigars, direct South
ra importation, which call the attention OF smokers Those
ne JAS II. PEAECE& CO.,
fl Nsv Drug Store, corner Broad and 9th sts.
I,ANDLES-2O00 Packages Adamsntne oApdies,
smegt which sold 70 the trade very low goo boxes
TaroW Candles. js2s-o TARDY CIVILIANS.
NOR SALE at anuiaearers prices, 50 dOI. coal sHoyELs
- A. 8 LEE the Dock.
THEA, TFAtt !!-Housekespers In want Of good
AIss Of Back OF Green Tea, would nnd 70 their adysn
=, - Hsss CO., IA Ne have one quality Of each.
$3.50 rps-aS,-,s15 JAS H. PEARCE CO Druggists
fss Cor. 9h AM Broad sta
roV.y ~ S7oIlT and for sale choice lot II North Caro-
~ na manufactured Tobacco, bright POUNDS Aso u'eu-
AT sSa aa'A N"' HILL EoRFLEET,
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CARPEEsEG.-Jlzt received fresh supply Of those fine
y TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, at 81 per yard These
with other supplies make complete assortment, which, all
In want VIII do well TO examine. WI ATALTEBS.
oeq4 No. 40 Main 18th
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7TARKSON a. ANDERSON,

COUGHs Cons, HOARSENEss and INFLUENZA, lR-
]. 4. ) !: =. !:
SltIA RTAuON, SORENESS, affection OF the Throat
kSSSfaHsA CURED the HACKING COUGn, In CONSUMPTION,
EStSlfFA BRoNcHIrs CoUGH, ASTHMA CtTARRH,
kIdii,irLMsly RELIEVED by BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCH-
VsESssss9sssJ Is, CoUGH LOzENGrs.
NsHNLNT - A simple and elegant cra5iaGtiOn for
<AA% CoUGHs, &C" Or. G. :. BiGELow, Boston.
'Ircc0zsUeld their 70 PUBLIC SPEAKERS"
REy. Z. n. CHAPS, New York
Most sqlutdry relief IN BRONCHITIS"
REv. : suGFNEp, Morstown, Ohio.
Beneficial trlen compelled % speak suffering from CoD"
Rev & ) p. ANDERSON, st. Louis.
Efscrai IN rsmorrg Roaysspess and Irritation Of tie
TbrOIt so common tcih SrEAgEgs ami SNGEEs."
Prof. NJ STACY JOHNSON LaGrange Ga.
Teacher Of Music Southern Female College
Great bene trAe taken bsore and after Pre0ching, ty
prersH From their pat gee Ittt tey 'eiH be
y Pc" Rev. F. RowLxv, A. NJ,
President Athens College, Tennessee.
Sold by all Druggists, at % cents per box
Also BROwNs TEuCH, tttdrtc L0seHge Tor yS
pCDsG Iifigeion C0Hsi luton, Headache, Bilious Agtco
Sold wholesale and retail, by - ,-,,,,,o,,
no23-dSv6m HSHEk "lNsISN.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE 3.
constantly on mana
the Richmond Iron and Steel Works, large and fine assort
Refined and common IRON consisting Of all sizes Bar Band,
Hoop and Scroll iron.
Tire Iron Owls and Half Rounds.
Horse and Mule shoe Iron, Rounds and Squares.
Lightning R1ts round aad square
ArricuIura al Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco MIL Iapered aud Plate Iron.
In short every description IRON that be ordered
Also Railroad Frog TELL Steel Coach Buggy and suly TIRES
and quarry HaliRound Steel JAS HUNTER.
f-l6-Smt Richmond, Va
70 All sizes Of PUNCHED WASHERS hand Paie TO or
der.
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otis the weekly savings Of our house,
hold expenses for the last FIVE years,was the
the modest reply. Every week Iput in ten
cut the twenty which you gave me, into our
Bible Bsnk, that when day Of trouble came
upon US, we should have something to save
from The wolf
"But why put il in the Bible. KateG"
Because il is good bank, and one which
cannot suddenly break" replied the lady.
You are an angel Kate, cried her delighted
husband, clasping her to his heart.
And so she is. Does any one doubt II
There are thousands ofsuch angels. Despite
the ratings OF our miserable Bachelors who
slauder woman.
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The Right Ikind ofa yyiGc.

A New York editor says he had on intro
duction some time ago to the heroine of the
following sketch:
Mr.. -, a merchant now residing in
Philadelphia who formerly lived in rather an
exrsvagsnt style was in the habit every Mon
day morning ofgiying his wife certain sum
of money for table and other expenses of the
week, and she deemiug him sufficiently csps-
ble Of attending to his own affairs, never in
qured into them. About tive years after
their marriage, through some slight misman-
agement and the rascality of his confidential
clerk, Mr.. ----- suddenly broke, and his
fall was mentioned, sympathisingly, on
change and, like all such matters, there
all sympathy ended The merchant kept the
affair secret, and the first intimation that
his lady had Of ii was n paragraph in the Led
ger. Shortly after dinner was over ON the
day of the discovery of the startling fact Mrs,
---requested her husband TO remain in the
parlor few moments, Us she had something
TO say to him. She then left the room. hur-
ried up stairs and shortly afterwards return
ed with splendid bound Bible in her hand
Handing it to her husband she said; George
the day after our marriage you gave me this
piSSloue pooh 40 tSASu w youI lONSb anu he
a rich fountain to look to in the day Of uoub-
le. Its pages have been precious 10 me; and
as your brow looks sad to-day, now return
it to you that you may CLEAN from il some
consolation in the hour Of gloom. She then
left the room.
The merchant opened the book carelessly
and bank bill fell out, He picked il up, and
glanood at ito faeo it was a $40 bill He
opened the book again, and another Of the
same amount was before him. He opened il
at the first page. and continued to fnd an Y
between every two leaves, till he arrived at
the com n ncement Of the book of Reyela-
tions. He was saved; could again commence
business and had capital Of $4,000 to begin
with.
He rang the bell; a servant appeared.
"Request your mistress to come to me inn
medately." said the merchan'.
The lady obeyed, entering the room with
a LOOK something between lear and smile
"Katel Katel where did you procure all this
money!"
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For tho journal
AUTUMN.

Autumn is once more with us richly lSden
as ever with Natures choicest bounties. How
gladly we recall the pleasant Autumn days
of our childhood, when happy and free we
roamed through the woods and meadows wa
kirg the echo far and near with one loud and
gleeful shout. With October we stand once
more within the shadow Of the evening of the
year. How many Of us will bo here to well
come another October? How little we know
which Of US will close our eyes, ere another
Autumn approaches, on the earthly cities to
open them in that city that hos no need Of an
October sun to tighten it, for "God is The
light thereof"
The serene beauty Of early Autumn may
well compensate Tor the lost glories of en-
broidercd Spring and The golden ardors Of the
departing Summer, An able writer spcnks
of September as imbued with the spirit of Sc
rene repose as the month Of consumatons :;
the fulfller Of all promises; the lruition Of all
hopes, and beautiful, too, beyond description
nre the lovely sunsets of this and the succeed
ing month, the form and colorS of the clouds,
the spendor Of the starry night speak Ian
Iguage whose every note 10 music iu this love-
ly month.
Autumn is the season for study and rcfec-
tion. It's Influence upon philosophic thought
and practical composition has frequently been
acknowledged by men of genius. Milton,
among others, has left il on record that tho
literary productions Of the autumnal months
were those which gave him the most saisfac-
ton. But there are yet far brighter and more
sacred teachings in the manifold changes Of
this particular season, when we turn our eyes
from earth. its falling leaves, its drooping
flowers and its fading aspect to that great
and glorious vault where burn the steady
lamps of heaven, or as on the other side Of
the darkest cloud Of midnight heavens eter-
nal stars slime on undimmed, 40 on the other
side Of that lowering pinion, Gods sunlight
shines forever, and We are almost instinctvely
reminded that here our days are numbered,
tha, on this low planet IL the time the oldest
being lives, and that after passing through
the transitory state we are destined to pursue
our course inrcgions of eternal lightin worlds
Of never changing beauty. MILus.
TRoY, WooD Co., o. Oct. lst 1860
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EVERY FAMILY WANTS
A Sewing MCh iRles
DOUBLE THREADED.

SEND IN YOUR OR DE r s
pR,crs.- No. !, s25; No. ?, $50; No. 1885 Man
ufaciurirg Machines $3j to s4O.
FAMILY } Manufactured and sold at Wholesale
SEWING }and retail, stPrices within the reach
Of so e' nc wor ana sneR'' wanted
In all counties throughout all the Northwestern states
by tho
FAMILY ! which have the highest testimonials
SEWING }and certificates in their favor from
MACHINES J families and the pnblc press. They
will run backward or forward,malinga smooth,e elias
tic stitch on all kinds Of fabrics, by the
Chicago Seeing Machine Company
FAMILY ! One machine yun with rubber Frio-
SFWfSG }tion wheel, doing away with the
MACHINES, stretching and annoyance Of - belt OF
hand--a dcsderatum which has long been sought for
Our machines have straight needle and guard 10
prevent brcahiuS thus requiring not more than one
nopdle in six months common use. Made BY the
Chcaso Scring Machine Company.
FAMILY So simple in their construction that
NSCHiNEs. win ease, We warrant the seam Sc
cure though every third stitch be cut; shsy maAe 81
stitches per inch stronger and hantsCmer than any
sswiny done by hand. Sold by
Chicago SslciRg Machine Company.
FAMILY That will hem, stitch fell, gatherem.
SEWING }broder and make two different tsttch
MACHINES, cs On the same maehins; embodying
all the Improvements Of the age at prices varying
from $oJ to &ll9 each, m ide and sold by
CHaago SeoWg Nachas Company.
FAMILY ! Our machlnes are used throughout
SEWING tho country giving sstsinction to
MACHINES, J all who use them, ard are undvuht-
sd, the most economical, best made and cheapest in
use A person thoroughly acquainted with the con
siruC ton and operation of all kinds Of sewing
chincs viii always be in Attendance, and rcsas to
serve all who wish for information in regard 20 oul
machines, at
Chicago Sc,cing NdchiHe Company.
FAMILY We will furnish circulars wieh full
SEWING and explicit directions for using, al.
MACHINES, SO explaining thsir mechanical con
struction and giving the most satisfactory evidence
their superiority, in many respects, ever al other
family machines.
! PATENT ! We have the Universal Tsmmors,"
! UNIVERSAL adapted to all kinds Of machines
| HENlMER. Price s.. They viii be sent b. mail
to any one on receipt of th1 above
/ NOTICE ! We offer liberal Discount 90 persons
TO Swshing an Agency or Right Of sale Of
! AGENTS. J our machines. With a small invest
ment OF capital. profitable business he readily
cstab.hed. All sales to agents, with discount, must
! be invariably for cash.
| n B--Our machinea all stand on table AID are
worked by tfeado,
a-9- On recoip, ofs25 we will send to any !smily
| o machine, by return of express
Address G.. 4. COOK,
Agent Sewing MRchins Co.
! OFrrCE.--l2i Lake Street,(up stairS) Chicago
! Or, J. w. BALLEY, Agent, Psrrysburg.
/ June I. lSGO--5ylCh2.
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CoLuanUs DrsoovnuINe AMERICA,
nv pvo,rp uoonK-G Glo, so~.

nj DuGAIp MooRE- Gld' goc.
God os snt tires o'er oceans brim
ouhoauieou land appears ~ ia,t
Raise comrades, miee your holiet h'mnl
For now our tolls arc past
See o'er The bosom of the dcep,
She gaiiy llfts her summer charms
Asif III lost she ionged 70 leap
From dark obliVion's arms
Around zach solitary Hill
A rich magn6nsnce Is buried.
Thy youthful face seems wearlcd still
The Grst fresh fragrance ofihs world.
We como with hopo our beacon bright,
Like Noah drifting o'or tho waye.
To claim a world the oceans m'gM
Had ehadowed like tho grave
And oh tho dveller, In the ark
Ne'er pincd with proudsr heart. 70 500
The bird " hope regain their bark,
Than have longed Tor thee.
My bark. the winds are fair unfurlea
10 watt thee DER thy watcry rond
Oh haste, that may give tho world
Another portion of her God
That may lead ,hoso tribes aright
60 long on errors ocean driven,
nd point TO thor bewildered eight
A fairor path TO heaven.
Around me was the boude'- nUod
O'cr which no mcttal ever passed;
Ahovo mo WAS solitude
As mcAsureleAs and vast
Bat IN tho air and on the son
The yuicc Of tho Etornal ono
Brenthsd forth the song Of hope TO me,
And bnds me tourney on
Spain, ihouRh not ~ thine,
Thou, claim plory with the brightcs, ago
Aud wears shall never blotthy
Name from Fnmc's immortal pags.
Rome conquered but onalared cnch land,
Made empires ruins in mrth,
But with far n nObor hand,
VIII add one hafto eHrth.
What have the proudest conquerors reared
To hold their honors forth to fHmo2
Things which a few All ort yonrs have scared
Aud left without = name.
IlutI, mid empires PROSTATE hurled,
iMidall the ploties time has rent
VIII raise no column, hut world
TO stand my monument.
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sSOVVNpdS Association,
LAD 4 ZIP HIA.

Bsssp1ita' l,tufog, established by special eaSoS
sRt for tAs rs'isf Of fAs SICK aNR 2strcSseRd ic.
tea ,ei;h Er.i'pi 4sd EpiGsnir Diseases GBd ssPse
aiy fer "a, cure e Disease 0fIks SergGi Ors ans.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Aetiug
vi surgeon, to allWho apsly by letter with des.
Crtption ttnejr condition. cage, occupation, babits
OF life, &c.l and in oases Ot"Ntreme poverty, meji.
olLes iurnishedir0e ofchargv,
Valuable Reports on SpornatorrbWa and other
diseases the Sexual Organs and on the New Rem.
eties employedp the Dispensary, at 20 the atct.
ed ia sealed letter envelope free of ofchargc, Two
or three stamps for postage win be acceptable.
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. south Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
4 BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID, HARrWELl Pfsst.
GRo, ,FAGRCuIrp, Sccrstarg,
December 90, lS59,-3ily,
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FOLSOM, sTRATToT L FEL
TOMS
Mercantile College,

Ciecelaud, o.
Ono Of the Eight Colleges of the INA TIONAL
CHtIN,' located NJ
New York City, philadelphia Albany, Buffalo Cleye
land, Detroit, Chicago and ST, Louis.
Scholarships purchased a this point good for all the
colleges.
GREATEsT INDUCEMENTS IN THE UNITED SrATEs,
For fall particulars Of our rNtvuNiye collegiate
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TIIE COhLEGE BANK
NJ whch'stulents do hUs,rvSs in handling money,
making deposits, dis,oUu,iog notes drawing chcoks,
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Cashivr &c.thV ouly complete set yet lniroduo eds
Bryant STATIONS Text Books TO be used in con.
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geS the,r Commercial Calculations, SEQ pages, both
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