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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF sEssIoNs-MARcH IG--
Before Judge GAERIsOS, Justices STLwELL and STRYKHE
InIher Marin end Ihnmaa =. Adlma vQefe ar

20
for trial on indctmen for nsntanng
Thew OF anpblack nGnuoctoy rituAed in Bai
srest between Classon and Washington IL is alleged
that the factory ennis seot and dn. which the houses
and In various other
one winess testified that great volumes Of smoe from tho
stsbsLpeut an extended far Prospect Hill Rsssryo
Tree, and houses bsckened by the oot and property
b neghhohood was deprecsng In value In consequence of
~, as o things As the trial could not be concluded to-day
The Court adjourned until Saturday morning when 1t will be
finished 80, -. Az. &c.. III H,
M Inc Term Thus fr rs persons have been tired and oon
vcsd and have boen scquisa Inc Ie, As'" " n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
fAdvertisement. 4
LONDON CLUB

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-This unrivaled Sauce,
Manufactured by PARKER Bios, London be obtained
their agent 10 this city A j. PARKER No Is Beeknanst IbA
article Il Superior the Worcestershire Sauce, and DO Oh
tened at 0ne-hAlf the price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

NKw PULPIT CELEBRITY The Rov. II. d
NortbIop of tie United States preached last Sunday
evening in the Pavilion Thsater. Whitechapeli the
place. which ia said to hold above 600, crowded
in every part. Mr. Norhrup is young man sbpu at
three twenty, and has come to Epgand on visit
expecting to return shorty to Awerics, being engaged
10 take charge Of the Park Congregational Chapel,
Brooklyn, N. Y. His style of preaching SCENE
adapted to all clasees bat is especially attractive to
the WORK ing people. HIS voice is remarkably clear
and well moduaied and II is the general opinion Of
thoee who have heard him that If he continues preach
ing hsre, his popularity will equal that Of ar. SPUR
Qeon. His sentiments are evangelical aud Aot
Slavery London Star, Feb. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

CAS- GAs!-NEw GAS FIXTURES for the Spring
Tsde win Great Manufacturing Depot REMOVED
WARSER, PICK Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

dental Injuries the resS Of explosion on ths lyt
Of March 1890 at the Aest do Fcaadry, sitas'ed be-
tween Van Bruut and Imlsv etrvets, Ia the Twelfth
Ward City of brooklyn. That ste acoideat was the
yeeuIt OF negligence or careiesepess on the part Of
deceased allowing toe wster 70 become low, aud ia
the sudden introduction Of colo water. And the Jury
do find the said John uaselon "A ncomp et.ut person
hnd the popretors Of the Atlantic FIuad'y Oensacabe
IN employing laboriDg man in the cap acity of al
engineer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
corrRT cALHNDAR-THIs DAY.

Ktyos CousTY CIRCUIT Court, March line
Rnv Cs,nd of ibis Court embaing the folio snr numbers
vii h. essd al 10 o'clock this mornng Nos 49, 100 loi io
BRooKIYs CITr C0URT, Monday, March I9-Nos;
10 IL 49, 81, q, p, "a 2S H. 20 90 s %, a. ~ W ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
Advertisement

"THE OCTORoON," OR THE "WHAT Is IT1"-
TAK and the WHAT Is Ir have been the great at
trations oy at BARsUK's MUsBUS. The WHAr
Il " still continues its daily Of VISITORS bu
ISIS AFTERNOON and EvBSSG Tue OCToKooS will be pre-
aenfad for The lat time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

cEfyH ADVICE PRRKNoLoeICAL EXAMINATIONS
FowLER WELLs No Dos Broadway 70 the proper pursuit
how control their passions and make the most Of themselves
which Il worth 10 them vastly than mere fortune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

THE BOILER EXPLOSION IN VAs BRUST STREET
VERDICT OF THE CoRoSERs JURY, AND CESsuRK OF
yHE PKOPRIEToRs on TEE ATLANTIC FoUsDERY'-
The investigation into the circums ancss connected
with the boiler explosion in the Atlantic Foundry in
Van Brunt street. on Monday last, by which the en-
gDeer John Hszelten killed, and four others in
jureS, was concluded before Coroner Horton yester
day afternoon.
In addition TO the evidence heretofore taken-by
which it was shown that HaEeton was Transferred
from ordinary labOring work about the establishment
70 the superintendent Of the engnessveral witnessed
were examined TO prove the quality OF the iron OF
which the boiler was manufactured. Their evidence
proved that 1t was OF 6rst-rate quality.
The Jury retired, ana after some time engaged u
elaboration, brought in the following verdict
That John Hazeltop came 10 bis death BY acci-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
LAW INT.ELLIGEN

SUPREME CoURT-CRcpT-MAKcH 16-Before Justice
JAMES.
VERDICT AGAINST THE LELANDS.
TheHewAlbany and Salem Railroad Co. agt The Lelan ds
10 this case reported on Thursday, the Jury foaod
that Mr. Pai,er the pnt agent had lost II cir while
in he plaintiffs hotel and rendered verdict for sSS7 o.! being
he u amount olsimed with ioereE A X Kellogg and d. j.
BAKER Tor plaintiffs: q. q. Sickles for defendant
Before Justice BoNSgY.
CITY OF MEMPHIS BONDS IN COURT.
Wore Livingston Co. sg TIE River Bank Of Mem 2hs
In this case, reported on Thursday, the jGrS rem
ders q eldict for the def ndsIts
Butler Evsrts southmayd for the plaintiffs; E1Judge
Edmonds fer defendants.
CHAxBRKS-Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
The New York County Bank agt. j. Wyman Jones'
Motion for commission granted payment Of 10 costs
Before Justice ALLEN.
Jare Mckenzie, eSecutrx, sg5. Isaac Pye ct al
Report modified b; deductpg the amount reported the
OF 9l0 for the received the purchaser after deduct
D, the Interest upon his payments and uIes and
modified confirmed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

DOWNING, Broad ST., advertises q better lot Of
0IsrEEs than he has Offered th They from several
choice beds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

NEw CHuRcB.-The congregation Of the Eighth
Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev. Charles E. Har-
r pastor, recently purchased plot Of ground on the
corner Of winoughby and Carlton avenues upon
which they propose to erect during thecomng season.
Il brick church of sufficient capacity to accommodate
one thousand persona chapel is to be built IN the
rear for the accommodation Of the Sunday School.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

RrPUBLIcAs NoxISATIoSs.-The Republicans Of
the Eighth Ward Of the City of Brooklyn, made the
following nominations for Ward Offers the even
ing Of the 18th March:
FOR Alderman William A. Fdz; for Supervisor, GTret u.
BezFen; for Constable, Wn. r Williams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
Advertisement

Millions of Bottles of Mrs. WSsLow's SoOTB'.
o sKup are now used every year in the United f
Ch1dren Teehirg with neverfApg Relief ia tmIne
date and certain Only Is cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

KILLED by A FALL.-Cnristsn Weude, German
esPen,e While At vOrk yesterday the roof Of T9mpEn
slipped the snd sd along tall be reached tue
gutter b be turned completely sud preeiptsed to
2he ground below Striking bead he sustained ma
t1e OF ku and expired almost Instantly Coroner fsmh
held inquest the body resulting verdict OF Acct
dental death" Deceased was about 40 years ofsge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

Found DEAD.-.Iohn Mulvey Of No. 81 Park street
found doorway Of No 4s Nassau street yeser
Gay morning IN his pocket found three bank books
ing deposits In Corouers Jury rendered verdict Of
I" Death nom natural causes"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
nIarkets-cAar,rrtr REPORTED rnr y. Y. fasyys.
srocK ey ASHES, MARCH is, 1890.
paks hkla

AsHES-The market Is without change and the demand fair
| a IS Is for POS and IS 62l for Pearls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

The banks are working very satisfactorily, and
the movement manifesto increased caution all round.
The returns Sc Indicated the above aggregate show
reduction Of nearly million Of dollars IN Long and
Short Loans wha slight increase in the Specie column,
and an addition of over half million to Exchange.
while circulation has been further contracted and Dis
tant balances have been largely extended.
Clear Sterling Bills. asa cent prem
bu on Ladipg " cent prem.
lo324 dollar.
Sign. 6ft al a. cen, ptem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

Exchange has been generally inactive since our lsst
ard the movement disclosed slight decline in bills on
England, owing TO uDfavorabe telegraphc advices
from New-York. and an advance in sight checks on
the Northern citiee, resulting from increased de-
mand Tor Western account. The inquiry is, however
still partial, and some descriptions are very much
neglected.
by the Asia we have later papers from England.
In relation 10 United States securities Messrs. Bar
ing, Brothers & Co. remark:
good deal OF business has bean done In United sates S.
Bords which offered u Sterling loS
harysnd Do S Pennsyvsnia Bonds s6 InscP,ions lor
sale &c. 80 Pennsylvania Rarod Bonds I'd Mortgage
80 Newfoik aud Erie do Illinois Central 81 do shares
500 eisc.i New-rorh and Enc shares, o.
Mr. Sa'torthwaite Gays:
AsieSa secpile' in L0pdea have bssn steady duE'ns tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

Damages FOR THE BITE oP DOo-An action
broush 1homss Kelly against David Felton, for damages
sccouet o injuries sustained by the bite OF dog was sd
ant poultry dealer and 'sides IN Kent senue between
Pk and MYRTLE sveIues lie large Newfousdand dog
which be chained in bis yard bat let's bin Loose hts
ard Sundays guard his poultry The plaintiff entered the
ward on on the II March 1889 and passing ne the
animal he Jumped broke b collar and bit plaintiff 10 the baud
30 thai the hnsc stfened On the part OF defendant
was all ed that plsna Initiated the dog which No,
cey shown how ever by the evdepce Damages Amounting
10 eco were claimed he jury gave verdict II favor OF
papaf for The dog having been shown to be OF
Vicious disosion the jun recommended that he be killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

ATTEsPT TO KILL Yesterday afternoon German
bali FAMED Henry Buhme got into quure with Alexander
steppsd No ~ spkfoIt street. White they
ling the picked up table knife with T. to
ssb Sheppard. In aep ing 10 ward Oh the olo~ Sheppard
received slight Of his banda Buhme was arrested
and before Justice QuackenbuSh the Tonbs who CON-
ruita al him To
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17


PassenferS ........''''..'''' $Sy4i
Mails ...........s................s 500
Total ..'..,'..'......s.s.b oLoI
February, lds.................s......s..... fhOoo
The Board of Dire ;tors met at M Saukee on
Wednesday last, and will probably adopt some fnan-
cial scheme under which the road can be carried on
under better auspices. running arrangement has
just been concluded with the La Crosse Road, by
which injurious competition ia avoided.
Annexed is q comparative statement of earnings aud
expenses of the Buffalo and State Line Railroad 10
the month of February, 1889 and 1860:
HARsIsss.
Passengers. Freight. Other Sources. Totsls;
1882. $22,5!2 IS S4t62 50 sl,S1e Is sslSI
lsso.."........ 25,li6 81 1853 lao 81 Gi5
Dsc as,....'. %. .. La 60 "a
@alnt,bE I'd. Rep. Manhy. Operating . Iots- 8,
1850. BOB 80 5266 80 1903 ~ 8 sB
Inc l,l53 ,260 90 al A<S o.
The annexed official figures Of the earnings OF the
Erie Road since il came into the hands OF the Ne
cever show that during four months 1t earned nearly
enough net to pay the interest on it's bonded debt,
which ia better result than anticipated:
Sbe earning, and sxpcnses Of ths EewYork and Ere hs
road ander the heceiyenbp from Aug 10 10 Dec o. WV low
sad half u0h'hs, were ~ follows viz;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

cAnK1s or TExrERASoE, Another correspondent
s.; 10 looking your iue Of Friday saw On article on
ar ~ smperanca Being member Of that Association
Ahh pererssd In allow say that your correspondent
IA. iA,v erred He that Ashland Section meet
&C.. and Hudson streets Il il mistakes they mee.
Christopher and Bueon stees BE has also omitted TO state
h. Esshsncs Section meet; they meet overy Friday
v.uies three Sections 10 Brooklyn They meet
follows Brooklyn secon, wednedays No % Boeum ssresti
Meresuee secp, Tuesdays No s7 Fulton streets and wa
msbaIvh Section, 1huzScays, Fourth and South Fis!
be<tS Y. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

jersey City, ard tie upper po'tODs Of this city. They
begin to prow about the streets at early hour in tho
eveOiDe, md SO 70 their respective abodes after mid
night. When locked mp the Statoo-House LAD night
their bowliDgs were hideous and continued 50 during
sgreat part Of the night
On Fricay morning The whole Of them were taken
before Justice Kelly for examination -Four OF 'OeI'
who Represented this as their 6rst odsnss, ana wno
promised good behavior in future, were d''coargeu'
Pour others, who lef. babes at home win NO one 10
care for them, were also discharged The rem hnder
wore cred S each, in default Of which, they were
locked up for Eve days each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

NARROW ESCAPE "A little girl fell into eistern on
lot corner and Fulton Thurs lay but
rescued by passing who heard her cries
house had recently from the lot and the place
vasl afla xpofed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
Cumberland Cement,
3 USEqEALBEp ARTICLE PoR ALI. KIM

A TUSHqEALLEp ARTICLE FOR ALI. KINDS
"A d MaBuuIr who're wEser is 10 be resisted
Foundations IN WeT and damp places; Lining Jur
CsterDs GTouttns for Cellar Floors and M purposes
zos- which Cement IL used
Or the new baltimore City Water Works, in The
construction Conduit. Tins Cemunt was used e1cEn-
sfUzEE II II aipo extensively used ON the masonry
nnd runelt uf rbe Baltimore and Ohio. and n n Ia
RRilrUadR, &c- &c
II has recently heen most thoroughly tested upon
The New Water works in Baltimore. 1sheE0 it has
bbdn need in an situations which required work 81
the FloEt peEteef character. In the construction Of
tbs brick conduit, which il eaid he The bez 71ieoe
9 4e0T af tie KIND Gle country. 100000 iIl-
cEg eaI itncss pId 1piiere II Is re-
eeasnzp 10 BrI1D OSRR ETE0N0 SFETN6s, II has this
advantage OYER MI other quick sertiDg csmeuts thai
when ued In dry places aud ezp0sod tone spR. II Is
not liable 20 cEBck
oeu1eut viii be furnished IN Barrels on Bags in
quantities 10 suit purchaser, by
OLIVER PRYOR Is Wheeling,
=JE&S Apeu4 ia. tie R0Ratb GEccSrer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
afle nee

Ms NE, Tie following excerpt from
The local column Of New York paper,
has more trne poetry in II than many =
ptecs 81 sounding rhyme OF loftleF pretsp..
siOps and greater leRgtll
IT's MRs-Passing neat m9Ftia. boz Of
g houBe, list evening, We bappened TO see
9 man waiting Rtttie door for sdmi.tance.
At the instant, green blind above just
opened little way, aud bY the gaslighL
ne caught glimpse OF pair Of brilliant
eyes, and a Autter OF something white,
and q bird-toned voice softly said tiAYho's
there g. ATS met was the brief response
The eyes and the fntier disappeared from
the WindoH, like stars in cloud, and IS
ne passed on. we c0uId hear the patteSing
Of two littie feef npon the stairs. hinged
with Welcome.
1t mas tsifes 1t All happened in an
instant nut 1t haunted us for an hour
1tis me r Amid 115s jafsof the great city,
those words ten upon the quick ear aJoEt,
ana met glad RESPONSE
Its mel And xbO was =.me q The
pride of i hearts Iife, NO DOUBT the tree
"a vine was eting1ug to- fbe s.DefenS4eT Of
The Faithful, in the best sense of tue
word
ITS me Many there are who would
give half Eheir hearts, and more than half
the hope in them, for ono such rerogniI1oR
in this wide, wide world On Change.
in the directory. Al the PoeteaSce, he ia
known ms A. B. 6. EsQ5 but on that
fbEesbUld, and within THOSE walls, tif's
me, and nothing more; and whet more as
fbsre one would love TO be
Few Of all The heaFfs that beat SO Wild
j, warmly, sadly SLOWLY, can recognize a
frne sonl am1d The din and darkness. of the
world. 10 that simple but eloquent SITS
me-" AS If be had said,
Vow am nnthing % al The world,
Fog an Al 1he world TO thee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published. IN SEALED EnueLore,
ALBCTUREONTHRS NATURE TREATNRHTAND
1 -AI cERR OF sPERdAT9RRHOE4.u Or Sem
4uFsuntarg Emissions, producing I1npotency. Con-
sumption ana Mental and Physical Debility
BIT ROB. >. CULYBRWkLI,# : D.
The important fart thai The aNjul consequences Of
setabnse may be eeCtuallE removed Wftlroat inter
ma medicines o. dangerous applications uf caut
ficE intrumeuts- me11csted Isougies and other en-
icai deFiteR Il here clearly Demonstrated and the
entirely DeU R1d highly successful treatment. as
ADOPTED by the oele5rated author fully explained By
means % WHICH eVeIy is enabled 10 cure himself
perfectly and II the leas1 possible cost thereby
avoiding an the the day This
Lecture viii prove aoOn thousands and thUusA1lds
sent under eeai 10 any address pef paid, ON the
:sctlsi OF rye postaRe stamps. by Addressing DR.
i11As. >. =. KLINE $50 FirsI Arehne New York.
ttst BOX 4.5S6.. iT1h
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

TIE znpsnteTS CI1iHx nt dcaslr2e1sd and zr8se4ed
By TIC Governments Of cznaA1, lie tTHtte7 .SGses.
and GreR Britafn; to al lpi,nm ]. asoy egnoa1-
NHT HAT CLAIM AS M NV ENTI8N IS THE
c1u1rivRece Of keeping accounts current, OF
Whatever kind. description variety, IN printed
ORR by keeping the statements of the several &C
counts standing printers type their equivalents
me 1Xle ssshE 80 arranged IN lnEI a. TO admit OF
being rendisy r quickly rendj ed in any ;,artIcu
lar fuTt- where An hccoun; may have nuderg sns n
cflangep ny the lapse OF time he OF huS
ness transactions thRt.gShen reaijuS;ed in al;
sach parts w 10 any given date. impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit IL, rriniEd form
the tune STATE OF all the ke accurately
representing a the bRlapcts or conclusions in ac-
eordance with the end or ends coute1n lated keep
ing the record; rendering il in commercial business
a balance kheet Of the mus compact and perfect
Character the details OF infringement ein sus a.
italy Us reclted IN specification wherein IL shown.
that the fatt or tass to 6c recorded may be repr
sented by figures. symbols. dates. or numteTg used
either separately or in combination. BY whatever
else VIII Indicate the tact facts as desre5 aud
furthermore ased on this primary invention also
claim the device Continuance Of rendering or
TRANSMITTING in partial or fall statements
when the statement or statements SO SEPT are thus
or Substantially thus. kept in ty;,e the contri.
Tances of m! Invention. be the medium transmits
SD HAt b may: bat the particular MODE Of rem
oeiIng aeeeents oE the use OF the Dispatch Machine
constituted OF Apron Movement. Reel, and Cutter
stamp. claim IN the bToadest AMI fullest and
Also the machine ITSELF embracing all its Rud
modes. Of operating, Indicated in describing it
iher aS simple hInd instrument or propelled
by machinery And in connection with these sYecf-
hc claims. and based upon them / also claim all
otheF means aud appliances substantially the same
t9ze hereiI. claimed or intended to he claimed
With these claims falls acknowledged proTtcd
Us above. Ills invention has already spread itself
over Canada eighteen States of the American Onion
and into frent Britain. and used than
three hundred NewFpsper0 fhres. Itsimmense value
TO banking and similar institutions will be shown in
= circular which, will make its appearance soon
MeanEhle applications for Information, -DeOds Of
hight or "DisP Itch Machines vill receive due at
tention, when addressed either 10
= 49, Fort EriE- c. ", or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
BALTIMORE
Commercial @ oIege!
LOCATED,
Cor. Baltimore and charIe4-stt.


LO ATRD,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIe&-S1k..
BALTIMoRE. MD.
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
y prosperous and houriehing condition. Twice du-
ing the last tEesarh has II been neeeza1 obtain
4TeT apartments 19T the accommodation II the In
cEes44tnE number cf students, REPRESENTING nearly
every State IN the Union
II now occupies one q the most conspicuous and
deedTably located buildings IN the city. The rooms
aft eomznodjonsly arranged. spacious and eiegRnIIy
The sd4eutages and faiI;t5es here offered to Young
Enen desiring 10 GUILTY. Themselves properly for the
various an1!es Of The Counting Room 10 obtain
19rOaSh Practical BusiEEs EiusafioH generally. are
unsuraased in any particular. any similar Stat-
FACULTY:
f. X LOSIER
PTtnaP1-Lecturer On the Sctencenf Accounts. Com
nerce. Business Customs etc.
i'm. PHILLIPS
ProtesRH Of the Theory and Practice Bo06-Eeering
and Commercial Calculations
II. n. DATIES
Associate Professor Of fsaok-K et4ing.
y. c.. JOHNSON,
Professor OF Business and ornamental Penmanshil1
:. T. WILLIAMS. ESQ
Lecturer MercHatIle Law.
RET. z. TEATES REESE. d. D.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
Hon Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansapt,
on;Ihos swami Vim. II. heighler, Esq,
Jacob Trust ESQ Nm. Knabes ESQ.
The College il provided with f1innlercial LibrGry
dents-
Each STUDENT has "a desk to himself and is sepa.
There being no vacation during the year. sudente
can enter al any time
Tllss5as usually required TO fun course,
DIPLOMA is awarded to MI Graduates.
large and Beautifully 0rnameuted Circular con-
tatnag upwards OF s11 SQUARE representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College variops
designs pen1nanship Ec by mail
7ree OF charge accompanied With full
particulars. Address E Z; Los1KK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
sANRoRD,s
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS.
cONPDENpKD FROY

Pare Vegetable Ez45acE. Eaff PAL a1 IN GLASS G,s
SEss 4AIg 18f1Jf. ll1ad leSsI kip aRp cEEMGGe
The FAAZET- CT TIA RITC Pills Is
gentle bat ae1iEe Catlar- % te which The F4je4,
has used his pTActice mere than 8Tssl14TT;pEy-
Ibsoons9ar1ly fncTeas-s ing de4na9ads fro1I Tho
= ho have hong used taeE7 Pills, and the sat-
1ae1n1 winch an express ~ in regard their M
has induced place. then UiflaFr the rea4
of al. fHIt
The Profession wen know that different G.
thGEt1cE different n portions of 1l,e fl0eIs
The FdRZLT CATH iARTTC PHI, - ri.
due reerenee TO tins .. EWe9l established Isl
bsen compounded FROM al u variety Of abe purr
Vegetable Extracts. which al llilzt. al, -
u para o. THE e3e1neEta- ~ canal. and are On
and sgIe in al cases - t9hare z IIati,a4tir Is ne
ded. such pSanoe- 34leRES OF tbs Sso1aoes
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