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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21
PRoF. o. ]. WOODS I
Rest0rattve CoreaAa1
- nfnnr RENOYATOR. n

Il ,.ely What it, name indicates for while pleasant 10
the ste h 4 reving, exhilaratng aud strengthening TO
he vital powers II aso revivde ensates and tenews the
the system iuvulnerahe attacks Of disease TITS the only
prrarnon oored TO the world In popular iorm 20 A.
u be within the reach Of all.
So chemically and skllfuy combined o. 70 be The most
nver tonic and vet perfectly adapted 10 oct ~ per
~ sorraucs k ne lars qf nafure and hcace sooAe ne
ceokes stomach and tone up the digestive organs and Hlay
All nervous and other irritation. Hsaeo perfectly eNhArn
inc In its eecs and yet II Is never followed by ssude
depression Of spirits II composed entirely OF vegetables
and those thoroughly combining powerful tonic and soothing
properties and consequently njure. AZ pre-
ventive and cure OF
CepsprzyOE, Br0nchiis Eadt0son, DySppsa Less II fP-
petite, Fofxnes, NeTUOus IrTfabiy, neuralgta, Poi
yiiafion Of ne Hearts, Mcionchoty, HgpgchoRd1a,
NiQhf Sreais. IanFHor, GiddiHess aHd eu that =
-, fg..I.sg.. gg-i 'bs,..,r,.cy,,,rs
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WHAT Is GOING TO HAPPEN.--The Provi-
dence Journal is responsible for this good
one An eruption of Yankees is threat
eued at Beaufort. The first those South
Caroliuians will know the town will be laid
out into corner lots, Seward street crossing
Lincoln avenue aud both bordering on
Comeron square. There will be a news
paper and patent medicine store, and q
steam ferry, and Henry Ward Beecher
viii be announced TO give Lecture on the
relations OF freedom and slavery to ciViliza-
tion'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21

PAINTS, OILS, &c.-30O gal. Linseed
Oil-l0O gallons Sperm On-1O0 gallons Tanners OIL
90 gallons Lard O50 gallons Lunar Oil50O gallons C6al
-lOO gallons Spirits Turpentine0O gaOns Burning Fluid
30 gallons Alcohol, 9S per cent.
5000 White Lead n Oi20OO lbs Mnerel Paint-5OO N
yellow Ochre-5o0 bs jet Red-3OO Tbs Putty 20 Badders-
so lbs Furniture Yarnis4O lbs Coach YsrljshO ms Jan
pan Varnish-25 lbs Demar varnisk.
Also Chrom Green Paris Green Hampcen Green, Chrome
Yellow Red Lead, Black Lead IHhrARe Indian Red Cnese
Vemion Ivory Black, Whiting and large assortment OF
Artists ColoFs, for sale BY GEO. WILLARD
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1erA clerk In . music store in N. Y.
was lately everpowered by fastidious
yoqng lady who wished 20 purchase ''Thom.
IS hood's song OF a--a--gsntlsnsam's Eadey
garmeW y The young man Ct last ae-
eounis was a. well as could be expected.
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The New York Tract Society ha.


The New York Tract Society has
always been an spolgist for the manners NOR
ais, ard institutions Of the South, and he's, tc
secure ths appreciation ofsIsveholders and con
servativss, carefully excluded from its publica
tiOus every senlimeu, 10 favor ofliberty. Now
that IL has lost the favor and funds Of both
North and South, It whiningly proposes union
With iis onispoken and aoufisbing anti slavery
rival, sbe Boston Society From volume OF
devotional poetry, recently published BY the
latter, we copy this beautiful hymn
Prayer FOR Liberty.
Roll on, thOu joyful day,
When TyrsDnys proud sway,
gst,7 Stern as the grove,
Shell TO the ground be hurled,
And Freedoms flag unfurled
Shall wave, throughout the world,
Ger every slave.
Trumpet ofjubilee,
Echo DER land and sea,
Freedom for all
Let the glad tidngs fly,
And every tribe reply,
Glory TO God on high,
At slsverys fell.
Free, tuo, the captive mind
By tyranis long confined
10 slavery's night;
The Savior's name extend,
Virtue with freedom blend,
And full salvation seOd
With freedoms light.
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ron srA7EsnEH yUDeES CLERerMEH


Ladies and Gentlemen in all parts Of the world testify to the
Of the Press unanimous in its praise few testimonials
only be here given sreular for and Will be
impossible for yOu to- SDuba-
4TNan Street New YoTk, Dee 10th, 1858.
GEsTLgMIN Yonr Of the 18th inst has been receiv
ed saying you had heard Dat had been benefited BY
Of Woods Hair Restorative, and requesting oer
hcate Of the fact IL had objection to give 1t.
award IL 70 chesrtuy because think due Ny age
about so years the ctOr f hair auburn, ana inclined
curl Some Eve six years ncs u began TO turn
the scalp The Of head to lose its visibility
and dandru to form it. Each of these dagreabte
increased with time about months since fourth
added them by hair falling OF the top of my head and
threatening tn make me bald.
In this uupl predieaent induced o try Woods
Hair Restorative mainly t arrest the falling eR Of my hair
for had really expectation hat gray hair could be
reStoi ed TO its original color except from dyes was how
greatly surprised 6nd after the OF two bottles
w. that only the falling OF arrested bn the color
restored 10 the gray hairs and sensbity to the scalp and
dandr ceased to form my head very much to the graft
fcaton Of my WIFE, at whose sositaton was induced to
| try IT,
For this among the many obligations to her sex
Of their wiz 10 profit by example and use Il II growing
BEN. 4. LAVENDER.
! To o. J. Wood h Co., 44t Bs~nE=ay, New York.
by family aseDt sm the city, and am no loRger Al
No. II Carol Place. =.
! sianlaston, Ala July GOTH 1859,
To PRoT. o.. Woon; Dear Sir Your "HAir ReStora
tive has done hair gsoS since commenced the
Of it, that wh to make Known to the public Of its ef
the hair, which great. or woman NAV bs
nearly deprived hair and BY resort to Hair Restor
alive" the hair beautiful than at least
| this Is my experiences. Believe it all. -
| Y0urs truly, WM II. KENEDY.
P. S.-You can publish the above Il you like By publish
ing in Southern papers v get more patronage south
several Of your certificates in the MO6e Mrury
| strong Southern paper W. H. Kenedy
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10 the Court of Common Pleas of Ashtabula
County and State Of Ohio.

10 the Court of Common Pleas of Ashtabula
County and State OF Ohio
John A. Prentice and Sodyman G. Osborn
Partners doing business under the name and m of Prem
tice Osborn, Plaintiffs,
Sterling 4. MnIard, Defendant.
OAID Defendant, Sterling A. Millard
~ who resides in the State Of New YORK. will Take Notice
that the said Plaintiffs the 18th day August D. 1861
filed their Petition in s Oee Of the Clerk OF said court of
Common Pleas praying Judgment against the defendant
for the of 70S 96OO dollars with interest thereon from
the 10th day OF June D. 1861 said 7OS 960O being
the amount due 70 aid plaintiffs from said defendant on
count for Fork Handles Hoe Handles Corn Knife Handles
&c sold and delivered TO said defendant BY said aintE
request as Is fully set forth in said Petition.
And said Defendant further Notified that said plaintiff
the eth day Of August aforesaid filed affidavit in form
in the office Of said clerk and procured order attach
ment against the property Ct said defendant and caused
Messrs George 9. Hubbard Henry C. Tombes, William
W. Manu. Haskell Son. M'Intyrs Knight, and Others
who indebted to said defeadant have his proper.
E in their hands belonging to said defendant garnheed
The said defendant required to appear and answer
mur to said petition, before the third Saturday after
the 18th day Of October d. 1851 said petition will be
taken as true, and judgment rendered acc0rdinRly
6t6ll SHERMAN FARMER, Plaintiff s Attorneys.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21

Some folks seem open-hearted enough,
DOT the difficulty is to. see what good
ever comes cut Of their hearts when. open
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MAnuFAeTonr a DEPOT.

w. q. BENEAN has at length perfected his busi-
ness arrangements that the public map accommodated
on call for most ef the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished up ready for delivery
sides large quantity Of work various stages progress
which may be sO4Dssa short notice, when pre-
ferFed.
Orders win be received for work of any particular style
pattern.
With full supply Of the best hands to be found in the
country be fears competition east west the matter
Of taste style of excellence of material the fidelity
honesty with which hs work is put together OF the truth
OF these statements any may satisfy himself by
examination
Repairing of all kinds, done with premptness and
factory terms.
WIN G. BENHAM.
AshtAbula March %, 1880. $50
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DRESS GOODS.

RLACK AND MODE Colored French
- herinos Plaid and Printed Englih Msinos Rept and
hernos Plain and printed Cotton and Wool
and all Wool Paramaa CobuTg and all the styles Of
Dress Goods with names enRunerHbe all be procured
aud at very lew pTicea for Cash at MORRIsON'S
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE |
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
IMPROVED SCHEDULE
IMPROVED SCHEDULE !

by recent important changes this road now able TO G-
nh unusual facilities for intercommunieatOn East and West
Northwest and Southwest
Fuil connections with all through trains 70 Philadslpha
aud New York. Ia the Ea-wih the South by fs WashD0-
ton Branch koadby Cleveland and Pittsburgh Central Ohio
and Aarstta and Cincinnati trains with the Northwest West
and Southwest. - ''
Through Tickets to or from Baltimore, PhiiadelphIa New
York or Boston give the privilege Of lying at any Of the
intermediate eiies Two Dollars additional give the ye0e
fyisihng Washington city en- POuie.
This is the only route that furnish Through Tickets of
! Tggage Checks 10 or from Washington eftV "
Fare as low ss BY any other route.
Sleeping all night trains.
Ask for Tickets BY Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
j. H. SULLIVAN
Genl Western agent, Bellalre Ohio
W. p. SMITH, ''-l H. M COLI '-''
BALTIMORE Nd 575
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Hoop Skirts.

PHOENlX Co., Make. in great Varie.
~ Of Styles Single chain, Diamond, and double and
triple Diamond, very decided improvement 40 say the La
dies, and very cheap, al MORRlsONS.
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PURE WINES and LIQUORS. fo


BRASDlEs-0ld 0tard and Cognae-pale and red. RrM-
st. CrsdN and Ol Jamaica GLIId HollanA and London
Charles Gin WnsRE-OlG Bourbon Copper Distilled Pine
apple, hsasogahslm and Excelsior Whisky. WNEs-Port
Aaderia Sherry Malaga and Garrett Also Cataba and
Foreign Champagne wnes-all warranted of the purest
quality, for sale by GEO. WILLARD
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MECHANICS TOOLS Hardwsre

Iva and Building Matsrlais leIav ana sash MiiI sawN
os5 iennon and baitrg Hauf Hand Saws Back and
9aS Chisels, Hand and Bench Axes broad Axes,
socket tirmers, Lgnum Vil HaileiE Bench serews beth
s Hna Wooden Bench Planer, Hand Saw Handles Cisel
~, I seei squares Bevela Try squass Drawing KnlVes
eAs =, sents nss aa Byiis Levels crow Bars
n@s Osii Chains Al Sc per pound AAnllA ReRs, smA
80 sue StIAp Hinges, Blind Hangingi M0rtloe Locks
fsL ss him Loeks Pad Looks CheSi Ioeks Trunk
, ~ lAisng Handles, Butts screWs aud Door trimmings
60 ,sl.spslonA common AugeTs cast steel Augers,
ti paSosi Anger bittA Plane Irons Files of all daorp
~ nasilasc bota Sheep Shears Wilkinsoos best; Ham
a.tenes Area Bras and Silver cAnage bands, White
- eesuoDink Brushes; Hoes, Hakee Forks shO-
rexs Kat Traps, fox Traps Wolf faps Selves
1e 5sysheA Brick and flastshng IloseliB, ~ insh
shlsss nd forke from bOc - 81 per sett Pocket
snea.A Scissors Chalk Lines hpeos, Scratch Ayls
DsA dlnore things Which ~ To- make inlh d
Ash'seiia oe'oter z fsei MORRIsoNs.
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The following endorsements x
Spalding's Cepha1io Pills,
will convince all who suffer from.
He II DA CHI E,

Speedy 6 Sure Cure is within their Reach.
4' these T,lnonals nr'oetsd BY Mr. srAIpnso tAsy
afford RHqRestoHabie proof Of the efficacy Of this
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoNvHLE, CoNN, Feb. s. 1851
Mr. SPALDINGSR: have tried your Cephaic Pills and
worth more Part Of these for the neghbors to whom
Sys & few out Of the first box got from you Send she
Your Obt Servant JAMES KENNEDY
HAvRRFoRD, PA. Feb. 9, 1861
s v SFaLSSSsTs' & wish you to send me one more boy
MARY ANN sroiKHousE
SPRUCE CREEK Huntington Co Pa Jan. 49, 1851
II. c. sPALDmG-sR: You will please send me two boxes
OF your CephAIic Pills :, Send them immediately,
ST. here used one bon Of your Pills. and find thea
HENRTC SIALSINS, Esq~Pease find inclosed twentyfv
cents for which send another of your Cephalc Psa
Direct A. SLOWER, P.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot CO., o..
BEVERLY, MASS, Dec IL, 1850.
H. G & srALpss ssq wish for p,,, some cCuaTs Of large
fore customers have anything of the kind please
send TO me-
ache casually lasting days. cured of attack
hour BY your FiHs, which sent her.
Respectfully yours, W. B. WILKES
REYNoLpsBuRG Franklin co., o, Jan. q, 1891.
HENRY c. SPALDlNG, No. as Cedar st. N. Y.
DEARSiR uciOsed twenty-five cents (25) which
send box Of Oephac Pills SenG to address of Rev. VIM c.
Filler Reynoldsburg, Franklin county, Ohio
Your PLs nOTk like a ehaTTa-eure Headache aasOst
Santey. Truly yours, WM. G. FILLER.
TYs1tkVrI HisE., Jan. IA, 1851
Mr.. SPALDISG-STk:
Not long since sent you for box Of Cephac Pills for
the Of the Nervous Headache and CosveneSs and
ceived the and they had good e6ea tasI WaS
duosd 10 send for Please send by return mail.
Direct to A. r. WHEKLBR, YpsilAnti, Mich.
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NoTTCE.-The Co partnership of Roo,

NOTICE-The Co partnership of Root
Morrison being dissolved by the death OF E. c. Root
the senior partner necessary that the business the
firm should be closed as speedily possible All persons
therefore, haVine
Unsettled Accounts,
requested to call Immediately and arrange the same
Prompt payment viii he required that the liabilities Of the
firm may be met and discharged. The business will be set
tied by the undersigned. II. L. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner Of Root Morrison.
Ashtabula, June I, B61-.
Having made arrangements to continue
Old stand of Root Moson take this meth
Of returning thanks to the customers and friends Of the
late firm for their generous patronage years past 10
solicit eoAtnuanc of the same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Full and Complete,
comprising all the articles and many than are usually
kept BY the merchants Of our village.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Gaps, Boots Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass Putty
kept in full stock will be sold at very low figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce taken In exchange for goods
at cash prices.
The times and my circumstances will not admit Of long
wnded credits credits to doubtful customers To all who
are prompt and reliable am prepared % extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment will be required In all at the
time agreed upon Pulling and blowing entirely out Of
line. Ny desire is TO deal fairly and squarey with all. Try
Jvne u.s. 1851. II. L. MORRISON.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, ia.
Cephalie pills accomplish the object or which they
made, viz; Cure Of headache m all its forms.
From the Eze1iner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested than thousand cases. wit
entire success. r.
From he Democrat, S. Cloud MinH.
If you have troubled with the headache send
for box Cephalie Pills. so that you may have them in
Of an attack.
From the Adpsrtssr, PrOpidsHcs, RI
The Cephac Pills said to be remarkable effective
med for the headache and one OF the very best for thA
frequenl complaint which has ever been discovered
From The Western R. R. Gazette, Chicago, M ....
We heartily endorse Mr. SpAding and his unrivaed Ce
phac Pills tH.
Frvm Ms Kanarha Valley Star, KanGSGS, IA.
We are that suffering with the headache who
try them, viii stick to them .-
From the Southern PGk Fihder, Nsp Orleans. Eas
Try them you that afflicted and that your
testimony be added to the already list that hA
received benefits that no other medicine produce
From the ST. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (CePhae Plls) is
FrO~ lite Gazette Davenport, EOHas
Mr.. sPaldng would not connect his with article
he did not kH0p TO possess real merit
Froz the AdpsrtissT, PrOuideHee, RI
The testimony in their favor snng from ths most
Specialize quarters
/ From ns Daily Ksuss NsEDsn, RI
Cephalie Pills are taking the place OF al kinds.
From As COmmsrasl BuLatiu, BOsiOu, Mas.
Said to be very efBcaeiOus for the headache.
From the COmlsTaal cSaeinaati, oAiO-
Suffering Humanity can nOMba relisved. .
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Coal Oil.

REsT QUALITY, at 60 cents per gal.
~ Ion, AZ hORRsON's.
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Woods Hair Restorative.

PROF. q. j. WOoD-DeaT Sir: Having bad the misfortune
lose the best portioa Of ha From the effects OF the
yellow fever in New Orleans in 1851 induced to make
trial of your preparation and found it to the
very thing needed MY hair thick and glossy, and
words express my obligations to you IN giving TO the af
ficted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
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Boots and Shoes.

HAVING MADE this leading branch
IL Of business for year, past ann prepared 70 sell any
thing Ia this line from three cent ehilds - hne
No Calf boot Of a. good quality and at prices
be found Ia the County H. l.. MORRISON
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EARB0N 0IL.-The Best Quality AZ
~ Carbon on, can b found for 90 Cents Ter Gallon.
hfps~3er = 1891, " hORus0N.
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Hats and Caps.

A GREAT VARIETY Of these Goods
which viii be sold without regard to coat wish 70
lose them out prices from 10 cents up II you want any
hoRRIsON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21

AILS and GLASS, o. the best quail
a ity can b iouHd Al an tass a La, a. ,sl . n ~
eeaeern IN the county wnaowc clss ef m -, A ~
uihcuTers prices, at 49, W. :. ses man
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RLACK BROAD CLOTH from Two
- Dolan TO six dollArs per yard ali woEs easslmers
tym seventy hve cents aps some 0f the usH known and
lea make Of the AeehAnesvle hls warranted equal 10
s-y yshlng In Tie market for and tear.
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From The Democrat, S. Cloud, MiHR.
If you have been troubled with the headache, send
for box (Cphae Pills. that you may have them in
Of an attack
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21

John A. Prentice and Sedyman G. Osborn
Parners doing business under the and firm Of Pre-
tiee & Osborn, Plaintiffs,
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MEDICAL.
RIAR WHAT W People SAY.

m. nns.r,,i...,d having used Professor HUN;
PHREYF sPECIRIo HOMEOPATHIC KhAIhD iis.S
sHSing FIJI confidence IN their genuineness, purify
SnS eiicSey eheeTfully recommend them 70 Al per
sos ,|Io 4Sh 20 have safe reliable and ehie1sto0s
.S.1.jIrS a. hand for private or domestic use:
NE Rev. WIN. HoSmsr, editor OF the N9ri5eln
In1Isnenient" Auburn, N. !. the HeI. .. H. Sies-
~ REV B, /. Ives, Chaplain OF The Auburn state
pSissS ire Rev. Spencer n Rice Rector, NsE,sed
6Hrj SiSHSS. ne rev, Allen steele, Sew-YoTk Con
~ tEI Rsy samuel Nichols EaStCenese9 Con,
IsJsaee n. T.. the Rev. P. s Pratt Dorset, VT; me
r. John z RSble, BuHAioi A. o. HaTt, Esq, Utirar
= y. The Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Me- The Hon
iciHyier CoiTax south Bend, Ind. the Hon George
TfumIhTeyS, N T.; Henry D. Cook ES9i EtisST OF
ne Ohio Slate Journal Colulnbu9i ONO the ho3.
Chsse MnnticeiIo, Fla. the Hon. Joseph IenedlGt'
Mica n Y: Vim Bristol, Esq, Utica. n. Ii =
Pond Esq, Utica. N. Vi James PluHksst' hsq1 Ns'
vile TenPI
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lRor the Iutsliirou-rr.l
LioNu CrRToH.

kEprGno lptsiugenefF.l
lIbs following lInss, BY an uuEnoEu autbOF, ar
unlimited for your consideration BY oDSGEbo 70
GaFdS them As touebipSly beaatifaIl
Oh coma 70 nla. and hiring With thee,
The sunny smileS u lnTmer yCaTs.s
4Emil0s 70 bright can lend thoir light,
10 cheer = brow long Vtnoet 70 tears,
viii not lat one SD Tegrets
a gloomy EhIuGht our m0gtiAg chill,
Hut Tor thy sake nj strive 70 make
This ALFRED ehsGk look ehteFful sim.
But fthe gloom OF life & come.
IfGmEeS have now forEAken thee,
Then let not pride attempt 10 hide,
The drsaEy change, but come 20 mo.
Iftliou an gay, will not say
gloomy word 20 cause = tear;
IfthOu art sad III wish had
AbriShter home for one 20 dear.
Then come TO me. our theme shall be,
The friends we love. not thOss We mourn.
Well not destnJy present JOY,
LamSntinH those that meier return
The ardent rays Of early days,
Aud ChildbOods bloom, Ter may seeS
But days Of bright aud pure delight
May be In store, then come TO me.
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aai1g guteIIigentfr.
[Ror the Intelllzeneer.I
SONNET.

DER the far WRtsru floats the boatmAns snnE
Timed by tbs hIHt fan Of the diFtant oar
The 6tful surgeS roll their waves along,
With hoaRsS and UTRthful InuEmnrins TO the Ahere,
Through the rent wool Of heeey clouds GfaF,
steals on my noul IKE evenings holy close
The lovely lpstrous light Of a hone star,
Hsralding the Night Qnesn IL her GWeet rOPSSS;
Yet all this airy scene iIsth iett no power,
No balm 70 bring my blFdRhed hGlIt RELIEF
Sitting dlon0 NJ mtdniEfIts Witchlng hour,
Bowed By the spell d IN 1eFIua5fsFipg grief
While halftbe world lies wrapped 10 IlumbRF deep,
LONE C11F4oS.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
b0O.A TlRD,
Cor. Baltimore and OharleSsStB.,
BALTIMORE, MD.

FOUNDED, CHARTRnKD 1854
B0OsA TED, sf@ti-
Cor. Baltimore and OharleSsStB.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TINHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
u prosperous and nOuriEhing condition. Twice du-
ring the last two has II been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF tho in-
creasing nuinheF Of hudeItb, representing nearly
every State iu the Union.
II now occupies one OF the most cOnsptcuous and
desirably located buildings I'm the city The rooms
are cGmmediously arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
various duties of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough E1eical BHsincsG Education generally, are
unsurpassed, In any particular by any similar estab
lIshment in the United States.
FACULTY1 as
5,.1 L. X. L0SlER,
Observation-Disclosures on the Science OF Accounts Com.
mercO, business Customs, etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS, 1913. ,.s.
Professor the Theory aud Practice Of Book eeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. H.DAVIES,
Associate Professor of BOOk-K Keeping.
n. C. JOHNSON
Professor Of Busineas and ornamental PenmAnShiP
8. T. Williams, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. E. YEATES REESE, d. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Thos Swami, Nm. II. Ksighler, Rsq.,
Jacob Trust, Esq, Vim. Knabe, ESQ
The College il provided with a Commercial Library
Of Standard Works expressly for tho Of the Stu
dents. @
Zach s.adsa. has desk to himself and /. sspa,
There being no vacation during the year, sudont.
ThOtime usual requir ed full course
frUm to u weeks
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and beautifully Ornamental Circular, con.
tanning upwards of SQUARE EEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View OF the College various
Characteristic designs, penmARhip, &c. sent by mail
free Of charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
Particular. Address Z. K. LOSIRR