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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FoUSbEn, ls'
LOcAT
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-StS..



cATRD,
Cor. Baltimore and charIes-Sts.,
LTIMORR, MD.
EIIHIs INSTITUTION IL NOW IL THE MOST
prosperous and houTishfng condition Twice dn.
ring the iaSs tWOyeArs h' If been Necessary TO obtain
lETgeT apartments for the accommodation Of the in
cretsiHE number Of students, representing nearly
ever State in the Union
dssrsbly Ioeafed buildings IN the city. The rooms
furnished
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
desiring qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting ROo1 or to obtain
zorga9a Rletiaal BIiaesi EiHoatiOa generally, are
unsurpassed in any Particular BY any similar estab-
lishmsnt In the United states.
FACULTYS
Z. x. LOSIER,
PriocipAl-Lecturer On the Science Of Accounts Com
meree, Business Customs, etc.
J. II. PHILLIPS,
Pr1fsasor fthe Theory and Practice Of
andComnlerical Calculations.
Il HDAYIRS,
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping.
n. C. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmanshifL
S. 7. WILLIAMS, EsQ,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REv. z. YEATRS REESE. D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios-
TRUSTEES:
hon. Jno. ?. Kennedy, Hon. joshua Tansent,
Hon Th0s sWaun, WIN. II. Ksighler, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esl- Vim. Knabe- Esq
The College Is provided with 4 Commercial Library
Of STANDARD Works expressly for the use Of the Stu
Cents.
Zach ssudsOt has desk to himself and is sePa-
rately instructed
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
lifetime usually requiredto efuIleourse,
from to IL weeks.
A DIPLOMA il awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular, con-
taRng upwards Of SIX SQUARE, FEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
Characteristic designs, Ienmaushp, &c, sent by mail
fee OF eHdr9s. accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address E.K. L0SIER
R1Ltimore N.
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z An.fI-s Il further eiua-4sd ma every PER
IN who hall b aFotnted a.sistauz p1ynaster slAii
~ re the q As zprlEatesent. D Egs lsza fhsn
! fuesty-o1s year, q axe rE E5Es tEsz suessy-szz
5sara. A=d tEa1. YieVlgus % bis 4pFiz-sasai his
| phyaicAi natal sod nsEal qualbestsgrs saaIl bs
Issrd 81 rzySs1ssrI srVointsd ior fhal PTOss b
tie sseEsiaEy % a. SEVy, Gnd 1nSsr saeh rsgulA-
tio1E - be nay prescIlbe-
So 3 1nd bs Il further euaeted- IhGt the anru-
a shall b ~ foli0EH- VIZ
o. dBty q 49, IL TIE hTEt ave ye4ES EfeE d4:s q
eoi4E1ons one tb7.ana thIse l-.lI = -
ter 1--WE yeaFl fT1z Date Of e0u1ston5 o1e tbp1sArd
[ Eve hHndred e5isEEs-
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cOznisEon. ooe tbo1a11 doltAEs5 Eftz I've yeEs
d5llaEI
o. isaTs q sAse1-e q vnitiag oEsers- igr TIE lls
dollErs amer Ere ysEs fr11 Cate q eg1Eiaos o1e
tkostaod doll1rs; EBd Ubez Attaesd 70 Teasels Or
- s-FT5ee go auEtanf payuastsr sali b entitled
sse 1 1ni be Il fartkeT ezaeses, That froa ard
aftsf tie E.aassEa q this At n co1ian1tag oeer
q any Te.el "a the EHSy sail Be required g pr
fsrn III dntiss q payuEstsF & EliIfau1 paynls-
l Ter. ald VIA s1ch e5es shall becoDs vaeAnfs BIZ
dsash n o:AeEWise, n ships AZ s1lt 60
IL ten51r 0e1er preseat nay sake an aetiBg 1p-
pefz=zenf q any A. persia 70 perfcrs TIE duties
Until aaothsF paynHstsr o. assisfant Fsy1Hstsr
dalls 4 tsy1aEsS @ ss5istsnt psyIsisr IN seoor-
dnce With tins lecttJl Gbuf nDf ofheTEtsJ sAaIi -
saitie4 % reeeiTs he pay q Fo-h srass Shfst %
ssc s And ts & further eazstel. nat eaeh -
EEfsBf FEyuaIter SlIan. SToa biz ApEinfBsut eater
taas bon4s IN The ArsolIt q TIA tbC1Gad ooli1rs
viii a lsaIt tuo god an saseie1t s1eaEittss fsF
tie aithfai tsTSrzanoe q HE duties AID thLs
dstant payIaEteTs sail have rNnk aDd preoe1sDoe
vfth ns1stant "a Es11s Dst Passed and that al Ap
psIntIPfr . An vlea1eiesfn h eoTps q payIss
ters ahaa - Eaas b regular Pro1otio1 fro0 The
I III e autgtEEf poFBagtGL-
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la Tie oSFIs 4 payuasfeTs AID hssistauf payEAs
ten shsH bF Tsdnesa - Tie HGabeE q ssyeafJ-ATe
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rFrTuc-No. a

az ACT % pTgVids 81 tho paTmsnt u the Esilitin
81 TJluEtssrs eAIIsd into ths ssFvics q the Uni
- statss, froa The tina they usFs called int
nsTcs 70 de fhirtiSth day - Ja1e, ssgaies1 hzn-
dTs5 Az siTfy-5ns-
n I. sza-szd By ths ssna9s nnA Houss 4 Rsprs-
uIlrarfTpI q tie uritsd StafsI q Asr11a IL Ca
uuIs Gss1b5ss, ThAt there = 40 bsEtty . hlQTt-
Traasd 01f e A1y n1aasy IN tie IFeAE1fy - oth-
srsfss aspruJTiEtsd The Ega q GTe Uiiis11s s-Tsl
hlnArsd a,d SKY tbo1Asd 6oitsrs- - - naeh
tksrsof - nay b bscaeuFy, 70 e1ass ths S2EsTrs-
Ea1f % pay he ALTA aod gol1ntsefs eAllsd tnt9
irrTfes q ~ Cnftsd ststsa- bsiEg A n6dHhoGal
n-,s-ttnf r.q1Irsf II the Seal year s11ng JsDs
thirtIslh- eiEhtss. sEBsrsd EB5 sixty-oas-
NpuryTed JAY L. ISL
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wAssAv, wyoming Co, n. Y, Oet. n, 1855

WAEsLW, Wyoming Co., n. Y, Oct. q, 1856
DEAR s =; l am using your CathArtie Pills in my
practice and ind them an excellent purgAtivs to
cleanse ne system and purity Gs JoHntdiHS Of tlf
btood. Isl JOHN G. MEACHAN, VI. D.
sion, rheumatism, Cont, Neuralgia,
DroPsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.
From Or. J. p. Vaughn, Montreal, CGnddI.
Too much cannot be aid Of your Pills for the cure
Of eoiraett II OtherE OF fraternity have tSEpt
them as eficaefOus have, they should Join il
pTOclRimng II for the benefit Of the uultitudes vic
suffer frUm that complaint, which, although lai
enough in ITSELF Is the prOgentor Of others that
worse. believe eoEtiSsnsEI to originate In the liver
but your pills affect that organ and cure the d'ss
From Mrs. z Stuart, PAyrieiaR and Md.itt, Boi:sS
find two large doses OF your Pills, tAkea II
the proper time, excellent promOtives Of the Edi
itraf IeeyetioH when wholly partially suppTeset
and also very eectual to elednSs the Ei0deA and e.
pei I0orlS. They are much the best physie We
have that recommend 40 other to my patients.
From the Rer. DT. HGuvkes, of tie MethodiIi
| 47 EDiteoD1i fIIltrr8
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Beeenter 1ss5 % far A. The sauls ca or nay b AZ
plisd tle pr0Tis0lss q this at. ard not inclus
tent herewith are hzrely revived * Te-=naetad
* IL AID L L flFtlGT enacted. Tbat, 70 Eefrzy
al the eEHsasss that rsEy attend The eEeG1ts1a q
this scf ths sun q hEEiEed tbousard darz- a
- uluch thereifzs nay b Beee@aEy, b and the
sAae i hereby appEo5rizted- 70 Be paid oGt q a1y
r1o1ey IN the IFe2suTy nos oths-Wise apPropriAtsd
APPrVVed- JAY l., ISL
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xE-.sss57EEs.
WHEKLiN9, l3th April, 1851

WHEELING 18th April. 1851.
ON and amer the 18th Of April. 1861. the Tassen-
" ger TFains will he rHH As follows, viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays At 10 A. NJ. BeuEOod at 1O=30 A. ~. arrIV
inE in Baltimore At go A. NJ connecting with the
EIpEess train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston
and all the Eastern cities leaving At Gl5 A. n.
riEes At Washington $50 A NJ making close coz
neetion With the Southsru lines for all parts Of the
South. This train stops At the principal stations
from Wheeling TO Cum beriapd.
Returning. leaTes Baltimore At 3;55 P. ", and
Washington City 2si5 2. NJ. arriving At BenwOod
at A u. and Wheeling at 6SI A. NJ making direct
connection with the Exprestan for all pArts ofthe
West Southwest and Northwest This train stops
only for meals and wood and water
The Mail Train leaves daily including Sundays At
6:57 p. NJ BeuEOod At 7=25 P. 81, and arrive il
Baltimore II 315 2. NJ eonnee4ing With the Mail
train. leaving for Philadelphia New York, Boston,
and all Eastern cites At 5:I5 P NJ arrives At wash
ingtOn City at $50 P. NJ connecting NTH the South
lines forail pTts Of the South This train stops
on tAeW al end Of the road At Houndsy le. Cameron,
aianninRton, Water Station Eatnl5nt and Graftnu.
= RSturning, leaves Baltimore AZ SD A. 81. Wash
ington City at 425 A. u. and arrives at BenEood
1910 P VI. and Wheeling At 1882 P NJ connecting
With the Express train sr AL parts Of the Southwest
Wet And Northwest. This train stops at the prin-
dpal stations only. NEiz .-.Hll e-r.G
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily. except Sunday, leaving Piedmont $50 A ~
and GTTires At Wheeling at sale =. ".
w.P. suTH, Mater OF Transportation.
In. coIE, Geul Ticket Agent. apo
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS or THE UNIEED sTETKS
Fl,,.s q. ~ FIrE slEsEoa IF ~ Zhsry- sessH.A
CdlGrser

[P1ES5-SO. Il
Az ACT q rs19n8 asdrsnlt he 4atisS % aEms II
DoTtsd - statsa-
Bar Gs-tSd byths egBEfs "a HSlss q ksSTs-
1870 n - HnifeA stEis1 q AzssTseA II cch-
- Arsszbisd hat tha Secretary q the LTeASuTy
= s1a - = hsEebJ a1thortGod 40 e+ruetse = r.
- ~ Fenit -fha 68tlel nd fll'Di8l0F ~ AElaa
q Nav A, q Wiki msy b tDSoftsd belors the
frIt DAY q JagnAEy seEts - O. II the Aooo1nt q
nuT stGts, PrgTtdsd, fks Secretary q TIE Irs19Ty
sli . Gsriused that ths ~ Erlls iutsa9s1 in
good flfh, for IL - q fbs tFo51I d aHy Ststs
Gktch i q nay - snEAged N hidins q s1gPrss!
tAs izSzrTSezl1a poS s1tlting AE1iEsi ths Eniied
- Is.,y,,a JAW 10, lssl.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing RAN Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Ran Road.
Ia @rE=z-gS5s
0SISD AFTKR MONDAY, June Ioth, IssI, Pas
Il sEneer Trims VIII leave Bridgeport q t0loTs,
Sundays sIeePtet)
100 A. N Nall Train stoPFinE At Al way siatiosf
arrives At PittsburEh AZ $40 P. NJ End
C1ereIaui a. 60 p N
4So p u. E1pTrss Train, stepping Al all uay sta
tjsEls- arrives st Pittsburgh At so z. n
SIS p n Fasf EzTEess Train stoPPtng only Al Steu-
beayilis, yellow Greek WellsTlDe and Re-
chester On the River Division and At Al
s.a-ions on Main LineA, arrives at Pitts-
barsh, At 1lss5 ?. NJ and Al Cleveland At
RETURNING TRAINS.
Lsars Cleveland a. e=l5 A u. and 500 P. n, ar
i've Al bridgeport At 40 P. n and 571I A u
Lave Pittsburgh At l2-35 A NJ: 6-o5 A. N.aud
1910 ?. NJ arrive At Bridgeport Al 5:O9 A. N, 10 -
A ". and S>3Q Pm
Connections arc made as Follows,
At Pittsbursh with PsnnsyIvAni4 b R. for Harris
burg. Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
delphia- New York aud Boston
At Cleveland with Cleveland { ToIed r r. for SAN
dusky. Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NoRTH WEsT. With
Detroit steamer for Detroit, Jackson,
CIIIczro and the NoEgH WEST. With
Cleveland ETie z. r. for Erie, Dun
kirk. B1talo and GilglTa PALS. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
CfncinnAiL
\ AZ Hud5cu Win lue u u !. lcE
FAils, Akron, NiIlerEbuTEh and WOOs-
ter
Al Alliance with P Fl W C. R. r for Canton,
NGssiIlon, Wooster, Salem, Knon, c.
iumbus, &c
At steubeuvile with P @. 4 @. Lfse and AZ BEILIIE
with co. o. R.R- f1T GAINESVILLE New
ark. Columbus IeniA, Dayton. Indi-
anapolis, Cairo. Cfncinnafi. louisville.
ST. Louis, St Joseph and All puints
Wtst and South West
ExeuEstou Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SS-T5
Fare always a. low. and time much quicker than
any other rJute.
through Tickets to all points in the Wet, North
and East eau be procured At the once No. 81 Water
street next door 70 sprigg House, Wheeling, Va and
/ AZ Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts viii be made atlOwest rates 10
any point accessible by this rad and its connections
% the East. North, West and Northwest At once
No. 81 Water street. with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. R. HAMILTON Agent,
Wheeling. Va
JOHN CHAPMAN. gent.
Bridgeport, o.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH President.
F.R- MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't- iel2
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rPu1no-Nai
An ACT y ptOSlds Or the appointment o. Assi.-
sos tiht PaynllisFs n the Nav.

Bs 4 enacted By he Ssnats and House Of Repre-
alltlttoo q lhe Unltod State % America IN 6Oa-
go a.lemblea, TeA1 tAs gfAas % allltant PAP
- q aIeablilhsd, md hat nom and afor the pas-
USge q this At he President a. the United Stale
~ and Vilh the a4Vioa and c1alau. 81 IL SGuste
NJ Oppolnt assistant ymAstsu ten time 70 tine,
aItheT Gkall - neodod foF eetiVo service d The n
", 81 STest4lng tAiFtyStF IN panbeT.
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From DR.. ThrodOTs Bill Of Ma. I0rE CITY
Not only your Pills admirably adapted 10 their
purpose Aperient, but md their beneficial 81
fects upon the Liver very marked indeed They
hAv0 In my practice proved more efeetUal for the
cure Of GiiliouE eoaptaiatI than any one remedy 7
can mention. sincerely rejoice that have at
length puTgatiTe which is worthy the confidence Of
the profession and the people.
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Epiteopal C1nrc1.


PULASKI HousE. Savannah. Ga. Jan. bSihSh
HO6ORED sIR: should be ungfateful Tor the Trlsi
your skin has brought meif did not report ny az
TO yOu. A cold settled in my limbs and brought g
e1erueiAtins AstTdL pdiHS, which ended in oAroEi
rhelmdtfIR. Notwithstanding bad the beSt 81
physicians, the disease grew wore and wore uni1
by the advice OF your excellent agent IN Baltmo;e'
DR.. Mackenzie, fried your Pills. Their eneets were
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am now entirely well.
sENGTE CHANBER, Baton Rouge, La, Dee. s, ls55-
Dr. iAYER. have been entirely cured by youii
Pills, Of helBs1tie Goa-A painfnI disease that hAa
afflicted me for years. VINCENT SLiDELL-
ER-Iost Of the Pills In market contain MsIeHry,
which, although valuable remedy In sktilinl laha'
Is dangerous in public pill from the dreadfui eei's
guenees that frequently follow its iBeagt'Ous ~
These contain no mercury or mineral suOs'-h-
whatever.
Price as cts. per Box, OF BOIesfor 81
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For sale by A. C, GOOD CO. and by Al PTss'
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DEPARTNENT on THE INTERioR, /

WIsIlIh gton7 D. @ iIh ttb7 IstY-
Sir: have used your Pills in my general and hos
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Their regulating action the liver ia quick and de
cided consequently they are an admirable renedy
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seldom found case Of biLiOHJ diIedEs obstinate
that It did not readily yield to them.
FrHternally yours. AL0Sz0 BALL NJ. \.
Physician OF the Marine Hospital
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Pr-~.r7n p. N,x1l ss

EHNS5NA1s sdAg l. 1870.
Dr. J. G. ATER. Sir: 1 have been repeatedly cured
Of the worst headache anybody can have by dose
two Of your Pills 1t seems 70 arise from foul
maeh, which they cleanse At once.
Yours with great respect. ED. ". PRABLE,
Clerk of Steamer Clarion
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IOHN T. IAKIN.
Gro. " JoHSsoS. W. D. JOHNSON
G. W. JOHNSON & son,

Manufacturers OF Copper Tin aud
sheet Iron Ware.
HATING AvAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
Il improved facilities, are better prepared now
than ever to ill all orders for any article or work in
the above line Of bushes. Vallies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in substan-
tiAI and wOrknaulike manner. We are now paying
particular attention to this branch Of tho trade and
can EuarRtee satisfaetion In every particular. To
RhUieElie DedisTU e4l, offer Inducements that
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eumplete, and tho assortment isfnll at all imes. We
keep stock q thelatest and most approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand At All times.
g. W. JOHNSON son,
No.1T9 Market Square,
Jy2-d4TH wheeling, Va.
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Dysentery. piarrhoea, Rela1, Worm.

From Or. ,. G. Green Of Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice. and
hold them in esteem as one Of the best aperents
have yer found. Their Alternative effect upon the
liver makes them an excellent remedy, when given
in small doses for billietE dytefSFy and dGTTiGa
Their sugar-coatng makes them very acceptable and
convenient for the use Of women and children.
DysPepsiH,l ImpurIty OF the Blood.
From Rtp. j. v Hines, PaStoT. Of AdreHi
Church, BostoH.
DE- Arm: have used your Pills with extraeTdi
naEy surress in my family and among those i Az
called to visit in distress. To regulate the Organs
digestion and purify the blood they are the very bst
remedy have ever known, and can confidently ~
commend them TO my friends.
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Frog Or. Edrard BouR. BaLtfmore.

From DT- EdIrGrd Boyd, BGLtSmore.
DEAE BRO. ARR; cannot answer you tz.Gf CON
plants have eTed with your Pills better than 10
say all Dsf ep1 treat IriD pHr0atirs HIedieiHs
place great dependence on edectual eathATtlc IN
my daily contest with disease, and believing a. do
val them hfEhIE
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a a Fanilv Phvsic.

From Dr. z ". tuTtl1TlpAt, Ma OTlsGRf.
Your Pills are the prince Of puTges. Their excel
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mild, bat very certain and eectuAl in their &c
tion the boTeis which makes them invaluable t0
rs in the daily Treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul StO-
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Dr. ARA: Your Pills the paragon OF all th1, i.
great in medicine. They have cured my little dAEGh
ter Of uleerous upon her hands and feet that
hsd proved ineurable for years. Her mother has
been long gTieTOu.ly afflicted With blOtehes and PIN
pies on her skin and in her hair. After cur child
curesi her ASA MORGRIpGE
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AVER
CATHARTIC PILLS

A RE- YOU SJCk.FEEBLE AND COMPLAINING
"a Are you out Of order, with your system deranE
ed md your feelings uncomfortable These syup
toms Oftsn the prelude TO serious lines Some
1T Of ziek1ess Is creeping upon yor- and should te
aVeEted hy timely Ize Of the right remedy. Take
Ayers Pills and cleanse cot the dia0rderei hum0rz-
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struefsd in health Again. They stimulate the fGns
tons Of the body into vigorous activity purify the
system FUN the obstTDetfons which make dissass
cold settles somswkere in the body, ard districts
its natural functions Thee II not relieved react
upou Themselves and the surrounding organs pre-
dueing general sgETHTAti0p, suffering, and di4tase
While In thfs condition. Oppressed BY she deTAnEe
ments, take Ayers Pills, and how directly tksy
restore the natural action Of the system. and with
tile buoyant feeling Of health again What is irue
and 50 apparent IN this trivial and common en-
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dangerous distemperS- The same pnrEafive she-t
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arrangements Of the natural fupeiiOus Of the boiy
they rapidly, and many Of them surely, cured
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thee Pills. will neglect TO employ them when suffer
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Statements from leading physicians in some Of tie
principal cities, and from Other EsIl known public
perH=ns- s
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BaItimore 8 Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
Pr MYERS, Gent Ticket A:-'t. iel2
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1850
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
-nrsrrrp Ely nIr.rspIrRfu Z PHI. A nI,I pIIrA

me Capasity this Road e now equal &c any in the
Country.
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Statements from leading phys.eisns in some Of IL.
principal cities, and from Other well known public
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An ACT aakiz= sdditiosal appruTFiations fIr tn
rapport q tie army for the Eeal year ending IuDe
IhiTIssth- eiEhisea hHz4rad and sIIry-EUo, and aF
propxiasials q ar-sarz-es Or tie hsrzl yeaT s7-
inE June tkirtisth- eiEhfeea hE-dred nd sixty
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petu0siiy, he threw himself upon hls knees be-
side his adorrd and wringing his bands and cry
Ing, ooh my dearest duck-my punkn-sass--
my musharoon my johnny-jump-up-why,
Oh, why did you turn fool and FAINT" he bath
ed her tace with lis agonizrd tears, and hope
l-ssly tickIed her nose with straw, in the
midst of which, she suorted ''right out, when
in .pxiacy Of jo, he raised her in his. ms and
bore her all b!ushing and buoyant TO an old
SlrIsh-box in one corner OF the chicken-eooP,
where, seating himself beside her he gently
sighed words n a language which none bat low
ers know, words that sparkled up from the we'll
springs of his soul, and met sparkling re-
sPonse from her thro5bug heart, as he spanked
and she Sparked and ''p!ural number, third per-
son." they sparked.
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CHAPTER VII.

As our hero saw the excitement he aad in
nocently raised, in mortal fear for his new
.'slouch," he broke tor a lhicket of whiskey
barrels, which grew spontaneously in dense
swamp, on the preciPitous side Of a neghbor-
ing mountain ; but in leaving, he unfortunately,
struck his "caIabash' into the breadbasket oil
bis father-In-law, that was 20 be (the aforesaid
daddy causing the old man TO grunt, and
knocking an assortment of stars and sicb like
from our hero's eyes, IN forty-two thousand
scintilations, which he hurriedly gathered Up
in his hat, along with sundry other bricks, and
and again flew son his winding way" at a
two forty speed.
But as he left, the old lady (mammy, as
she was called for shorty in a frenzy Of in
dignalion at seeing the diaprdated condition
OF her liege lord Hhe old hoss) as he lay rolling
on the grass with his "jaier bust,'' screamed
out after him, ''Ah you good-for-nothing,
sneakin,' fop-eared, sIab-sIded, egg-suckin,
turkey-stealin,' chicIlin-chasn,' bone pickin,
prg-worryrn,' cat-skeeriu,' ongainly, knock
kneed, bow-legged, Pigeon-toed, .back-headed,
turnip-nosed red-musty- crItter you
ef ketch you back here IIl --"
This is all of this thrilling tale, that will be
published in !this paper, the balance from
where it is here left off will be continued in
the New York 0odger OF the Wednesday
Immediately succeeding Fourth of July, Christ
mas and Easter, simultaneously, which may be
had of all respective news-dealers at three
cents drink.
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TIE HEART FIRE;
"aIf, ENDS WELL THAT OUT GENERALS
DADDY"
BY HIBBLEDY HoBB, JR.
CHATTER ].

It was on a black, gloomy, brilliant, starlsss
midnight in the bleak and' snowy month OF
June, in the year eighteen hundred and sixty
nothing, Immediately after an early breakfast,
about one and half in the afternoon, just as
the evening sun was setting, in gorgeous cross
bars Of cred, white and blue" behind where
superannuated hay-stack was ''shaklnS ms CORY
locks" in the midst of boundless eXPanse OF
clear, level land, in thr heart of a dense, un-
lroddeu forest, on the highest peak OF huge
ant-hil, that yonng cavalier Judging from
his appearance, about ninety seven years and
fourteen days high; about five feet, thirteen IN
ches old, with rosy, black, straight, curly, ao-
burn halr of snowy whiieness; bright blue
nose and Roman eyes; pigeon toes and a red
mus'n't-touch'em, which he had Shaved oil al
the tender age OF two weeks stole with sad,
but Joyous step, down the back kitchen stairs
of his fathers mansion, to 60 a-courtin'.