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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25
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d . II III a 8 rb inqtun II.

Us a d ngtCn, 16. Dec. Die NoH.
rlnten aus england prruriahm bier feline orc6e
autrr9un9. Wan elaubt, bas cline oenaue sr.
pa8uns oss Sa6Usrbalts Gnalaubs 3orn Gtbr
berablttmmen prb. '''
es 9ett oas @eriht, bab YrsfIbsnt QinccIn IN
men'g gSo1en osm 8riessminiiisr Cameron 1,.
men NbIhtro seben rerOr.
SlnS NSihDMri.
ct. ecuts 8. t6. Dec. Die Srber bes G,,.
neral Salled. In Sstrsf elmer 5arauferleoun, ouf
Die SsesitOntlisn ,u @unnsn Der Slidbtlinoe BON
SdowsIten III nod niGt In g8irtIamttit ostrttrn
trtrO absr I'M eaufs ptslsr g3U@s ausaelutrt wer.
ben.
Sin iCebtn BON Qrrinatun anarfcmm,n,r S,rr
erlnNlt, oaB Die @nsr6c 8ans unp Sfein init
5000 9eOsIlen I'm SSitB Don gtrlnaton llnp unp
eaB afitfrn oaleIb Elm anprrsS liartes gOrvs or.
pdrtet wWbe
e'ene'aI penib fca nit 5000 Wann Bun.
tsstruPpsn an Der Ncrolsits Oes Stromss Isin uno
slnt9s Sombsn tns 8sbsllenla9er aewurisn unO
zines tbrtr 8srybOcts jerlGrt babsn.
Der Strt6traattsr er3dblt. bas sr, ais er am
Srsitaas Ssrin9tpn OsrlaITen, 8anunsnbcnner az.
eort babe, mas ben 6Ortsdns Der 5sinbIslistsitsn
ancrute.
Don Rcntufy.
etnnatt, t6. Dec. Der @crr,rpuu.
pent peS "Snautrer" fhreitt aus Qpuisutle pom
ddt'n December, ra6 9snsraG ScbnlUn nit Is.
600 Wnnn Sunbrstruppcn an Dem NorSuf,r Ssa
@rrrn 8totr 1T unO pns @enral 8cnJI,ou' lisSrn
Mstlsn sntfsrnt bon ba, Ii6 riiliet, NIT linn it6
ju psreinissn.
Stne anbsrr Brigade untrr @ensroI @eGpuF
Dat ii& du6 in g'wssuns Ssisbt, um R6 su
NumfcrbsSiGs au cOnerntrirsn.
@snsral Sudner bate nit 25 900 Wann Rss
bsusntruppsn ole 5Isrl Spsi Wttlsn rddpdrts
pom @rssn Hior ttlsbt unb traf 9}Urtsbrunaen
nnlsrt Sruppsn am llsbsrI6rsitrn bts @rsrn 2t.
rrrt 5u prbinbsm.
Dts DtVifNn bee @tnrral aepmns, uprr Der
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25
J(euerG RriegsnnC6rtCtten.
9 Q n % a ( d inatOn.

gB d ma n, 18. December. DwG
eins S6paprUn pse taen 9leu. SsrIsY @apalerie.
8e9msnts, untsr 8sfsb BON Capt, SGeQmirs,
wurbe beutr etnr 8eccsncecrung gema6t. Gin
5beil Der ShwabrOn untr lieutenant Sanpile
purpe bsorOsrt mad Boone Drills, Z Wsllen pom
Sauptauartier bes @n. 6ttnbelman, por3uaeben.
Oaislbit btelt bic @Ompasnts an, Der lieutenant
rtt ater, BON elmer SrOnan5 besltitet, 3 Nleilen
UsIter unb fdnb I6. als er Suriidtsbrsn wOllte,
pcn snsm Corps 8sbsllsn' SnIantsrir umaebsn. -
Der lieutenant rrurbs an Ie6s Stellsn bur6 &u.
9eln strplnoet uno benz Heiter ipurbe has Yfrb
unterm eetbe erlhclsn. 9ls bic In Hssrps lrb.
snoe GUmpasnte ods 5sutrn prrnabm, ridte bic.
islbe gum Setlianbs bsrtsi unO bel brrn @nnGbes
run9 flcten bic 8stnbe unb litbrn ben Serpunce.
ten lieutenant. na6osm fe ibn bsrautt battsn,
tteeen. 81 wurbs faf nadt inS Eager setra6t,
no rr bcHnun9slcs barnsbsr lisst.
Son &entudp.
9nutso De, II. Dec. Bier Gcmpaent.
en- pUn Colonel gBiat6's beutItem Nraimtnte
tpuroen beuts am Sdp'llfsr bss @r1n 8ivere,
Wfumfcrosplle Seaentber burh oas 5srns Ran.
ger Nsaimtnt bce Sol. 5orrp, jpsi 9tsgimsnter
9nfantsrr unO Stiid @sl6dB arttlsrIe nnse,
9rIfen.
SCIcnel Q4liG purbr psr1irfi unb trieb bic
Hsbrum Iurtd, eteis UsrlCrn 33 5crte, barun.
ter SUcnsl 5Crry uno so Ssrpunprte Infer
Serlult bsltano in 8 8smeinsn unO sinrm 0rute.
nnnt tCot, unr l6 Nann psrpunbst.
Die Sunbsstruppsn tbsrf&rittcn ben @rrrn
Rtosr ItOwdrts nit grocer S6nelistsit.
9lmS Dem Siben.
Sn Cairo III untsr ben 8unbsstrrppsn srpee
dRdtt8tstt gu brmsrfsn unc man sIaubt bnb ss
auf snen 6anbaret& ssssn Bowling @rssn ub.
seist'n H.. Oas lfrsnsfs @sbsimnib wirb be.
wabrt. aas grbincuns NIT hort ill abssl6nit.
ten unc glIsmanb barf traus.
Den pir9nl6sn Saurrn rirb bic anIseuna
pom SistGulsrn anssrdtbsn, ba fiinftissn Scm.
msr Der sanjs SiiOsn auf bic @tsenpte Siraint.
ems an9ewisien lein peroe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25

P5aB unIere SoIoaten fib Su bel
fen miifcn, benefit fol9enoes brolli9e
StGdben, oa5 8enerol 8olenfranj in
Cincinnati er3ablt:
Ra6 Dem RGdmarIbe uon Sepe(l
Mountain fam Der 9enerol nit Dem 23.
Sbio Heoimente ene6 2(beno6 mGoe uno
big auf Die Soout ourbndBt in einem pilo.
rOmantilben, aber foit gang unan9ebau,
ten Sbale an, no oa6 gtoCbtIa9er oufge,
lblo9en meroen iollte. Grlt i'm @aloC
Oolj ju fduen, um Seuer au3uSGnoen,
l6ien oen gop6 Bu umitdnolib, uno lit
fro9ten oaber an, Oh iie ni6t cine fleint
SenS in Der 9tabbarlbaft beimluber
ourften. ,,Wobl," ermioerte Sen. Ro.
Ientranj, Dem IS ielblt oarum ju thur
mar, feline &Ieioer Su trodnen, ,,ibr mO9t
bon Der 9anjen Senj oen Oberlten Hie9e
abbeben uno al6 3Unbbolj benuBsn, lonij
mill id ieopb gti6t6 beibdoi9t wifen.
90 0elOab'6; ober Wie eritdunte oel
8eneral ais am anotru Wor9en pon cine,
Sens AUDI ntbt Die Spur mebr ju febr
mar.
nSop6, mas bobt Sbr onoefan8en 2
fra9te CT ctlpa5 ernlt. u3u Sefebl, Ser,
8ener1l," lautste Die 2lntwOrt, ,lpir ba
ben Sbre Sroer6 ous9efubrt, uno immc,
nur oen cberiten Rie9cI oboeDoben.''- -
Der @cnerol fbwee ; oenn bic Der
ibpunoene Sens bepie5, Dap feline Sroe
bu6ltdbli6 ouc9efubrt rporoen mar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25
fino feinofeli9e Oemonitrotionen 9c9en
Die Ner. Stoaten 0emodt lporoen.

iino feinofeli9e 0emcnftrotionen 9c9en
Die Ser. Stoaten 9emodt rporoen.
b. Die pariIer spa
trie" bebouptet oa6 Der 9dmpfer Can
Sacinto i'm Ropember elm fronjoiiites,
Elm odniibe6 uno Elm pOrtu9ieIiI6eS S6iff
ourbIu6t babe. Die1c Gbotiaben, be-
merit Die ,,Qatrie," fino rpidtia, oo oiss
Ielben berpeiien, oob oas 8di6inatoner
Gabinet 1t6 einbiloet, Dap e6 Die Ma6t
babe, oa6 Rc1t Der Our6iubun9 III
potter 2tuSoebnun0 aus3uiben.
Seurtbpitun9en oc5 SadbUerb6ltniiles
bon Sranfreib beweiIen, Dap oaielbit Die
9ellnnun9en uno Stimmun9 elmer SerS
lobnun9 Swiihen Nmerifa uno Sn9lono
adnlti9 ilno.
gcbte t7adrbtcn.
Die NIT Gilen beIblooene Srceatte
Warror bereitet ftb 3ur Nbfabrt gum
Oienite an Der omeritoniiben 8dlte Dor.
3ufer uno Salpeter Tino inn preiIe 9ez
ltie9en.
Qae @elbGfte in @afa9ieren uno Ga
oun9en itofen.
Die WdBioun9 i'm Some Der fronsOiis
lbcn 3etunoen bat ju9enommen. Ginl-
sc Der leitenoen Qalifer 3eitunoen taoeln
Oae brittiibe Commencement oaruber, oaB
ts Dem Orange Der Cfentllben Welnun9
~ iebr na69eeeben uno 3u iibereilten
S6litten in Der Srentslfoire babe binz
reiBen l0Ben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25
NnPunft elmer DriCe.

@eusWOrf, 10. Dec. - GaS brit
tiibe Sbif Gbesbire, oas in Der NGbe
bon Soolnnob ourb oa6 &anonenbpot
Iu9uitd ais priie 9enOmmen poroen,
pdbreno es ucriubte, Die Slodooe gu
ourbbretben, 1T bierber ouf9ebrabt. =
Oas priienibif @besbire 1T bon 9iprr:
pool uno mar nit &affce, SaI3 uno Nrs
mee:Slanfet6 9elaoen.
Oos brittilbe &ancnenboot Racer 1T
beute bon sort &opai bier on9efommen.
IS bat am Is. B. in Der 9tGbe bon 0et.
terae Die Ser. Ct, Sbife Sameetown
uno Srlanoo p0lilrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25
Don NepinrpalI.

@euporf, I6. Dec. Das 0ompf
Ibiff ,Sbnmpion' welbe6 am 7. oieles
bon 2(6pinpall ob9e8on9en mar, 1T beu.
te Qbeno nit elmer 9roBtn Qnjabl 2(rmee
Sffisierc, Der pcit uno Sl,OOO,OOO bier
dnaetommcn.
Ge beribtst, oaB ibm am Ia. oieIes Elm
oreimaiti9er propelIer be8e9net 1T, pel=
der nab einitGnoi9er Sa0o Die brittifbe
6lo99e auf9e3o9en, bon Der iebo6 Der
Champion feline gtoti3 oenpmmen. Soe
S6iff mar Dem NniWeine nab Elm neue6
eiierne6 uno oefen Sooen 9ldnseno roth
9emalt.
gu panoma Daren Die Ser. Staten
SbifFe 9ancolter, @pomin9 uno Gpane
uno ju Ntapulco mar oa6 OImpffbiff
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25

&inoermor - Ser Neaoin9er
Noler io9t Sin Sreuno beribtet un6
BON enem ibredliben SOrfaa, Der iib
in 8u6c ombmanor Saunibip, nobe bel
Qrei6taun, erei9nete. Sin iunoe5 WGo
ben, Namene @atbarine Sernbort, io0
ibr neu9ebornc6 8ino in Der 9tatt pom
20. gtoUember ermoroet, in Sttde ger.
lbnitten un0 oen Sbpeinen uOr9eporfen
boben. 9Seitere llmltanoe lpuroen une
nCbt beritbtet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25
6riegS>Naca,ricbtem.

g8tr laBsn tIsrna6aebsnb bic wi6tisasn uni
mstlt wabrIheinlt6en-bsnn ols ,u ssben III ID
stnsm wB6entIi&sn Slatte rein unm6sIi6-
s8s'Na&rt&ten, Sruppsn' '9rprsunssn, u. f.
To-, pteorr, tuis fte BON Sag Su Gag bei uns elm
trsfen, fclssn, bamIt uniers eeIsr bon allen Dor
fallen I'm 3uIammsnbans unterrthtst prrbsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25

DTGine ei9entbGmIitbe 8ranfGeit bat
iib unter bcn jur SeWabun9 Der Otortbs
ern @entralbabn, Smilben 2J0rf uno Bal.
timorc itationirten Sruppen oeSeiet. -
SIN Nuaemeneu jeiet Die &ranfbet Die.
ielben Spmptome wie ba6 9a9erfieber,
cine ei9entbdmlitbe Grl6einune babel
aber 1T, Dap Der &0rper oe6 oamit 8es
fallenen iib nit rotben 6leden becedt.
Som Scott Re9iment lie9en ab6ebn
Solooten oaran erfranet i'm Spitale. =
Die Sffiiiere 9lauben, Dap bic &ranfbeit
ibren uriprun9 in Den befti9en Grfdlts
un9en bat, rpelbe fib Die 9eute nGbreno
ibres nGbtliben 8ahtoierites in Dem
bdufio febr naBfalten g8etter, oas in leez
ter 3eit bsrrfbte, juoejogen baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25
Gic DertbcieiSunSs,pcrFe pon pcnnyl


Sarri8bur9, Is. Sec. - @oup.
Curtin ftebt i'm Se9riff cine prOflama
tion an Die Sir9er oes Stoote6 ju erlof,
fen, cine militdriIbe Sr9aniiaton fir
Die Sertbeioieuna oe6 Staates 3u biloen.
Gr bot fGmmtlibe g8afen oe6 Stuates
lommeln lahen, uno oielelben Iino in
eoncoftsr ein9ebrobt pOroen, circa 1900
Sttif per &O6e. Gr miro in Der &iir,C
8al6in9ton beiuben, m nit Der Sra
tiOnal: :&e9erun9 iiber Die Sertbeioi9un0
oe6 OeIeWore mo oc6 @relees iib ju be.
nebmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25
SeucrsbrHnitc in Grapforo Caunty.

Oie 9rcBe SGferfobrif bon Sap $oottb.
Zip 3u &Opnuille, Gramforo @auntp,
bronnte in Uorlester Mittpob Nobt mil
auem, lpa6 lie entbielt, bis auf Den @runr
nieoer. 0ieie Sabrif CAB elmer Wen9t
BON Irbeitern Sefbd fti9uno uno lisfertt
Sag fir Sag 3wilben jlpei uno oreibm.
oert StGd Safer.
Oie OampfzSGoemGble bon s. Swift
in Steuben Sounibip i'm nGmliben So.
lpuroe leBte Wobe ebenfall6 ourb Seucl
jeritort, oas man fir oaS 9Serf einee
Sronoftifters bdIt. Serluit etlpo 1000
Gb1ler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25

5d)auoerbaftes Rrei9nis, - cine Nut.
ter NIT ibrcn pier Kinocrn pCrbrannt
Scr wen9 NG6ten tru9 iTb in oel
Hdbe BON Sarobpiue, gtcble Gduntp
Sbio, cine ibredIidbe Satafropbe gu. =
Sn Der 9t16t ndmlicb aerietb cas- @obn.
bau6 zines 0rn. 8iu Woore in Seucl
uno brannte nit alien, lpas e6 cntbielt
bis ouf oen @runo nieber. Srau Woore
Die NIT ibren pier 8inoern i'm 6auit
I6lief fano NIT ibnen in Den Slommer
ibren SOB. &1um Dap man nob Die per.
toblten 8nc6en oerielben uOrfdno. 81,
9anje fbredli1e @elbidte 1T nod in Sc
beimniB oebGllt. Woore, Der 8atte uni
Sdter, Der lih jur 3eit oe6 SranoCe ni6
3u 9ouie befunoen bate, 1T leitbem I'M
ter Die Soloaten 9e9an9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25
SpdterHOOm Hrtegs(C6uup(nbe.
g 0 n SO a fhinntnn

W ( d tn8tUn, 10. Dec. Der Guu.
rIsr, ben Der snsIii&s @sianbts In HUnOpn an
OItntitsr SsparO atetisnOst, un0 Der Courier,
Per pie D'Peasn Der EnsIiI&Hh Rseisrllhs psm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25

O3WoIf Srufer befinoen iib in Sol.
Sapie' Re9iment bon Buds Co., pa
0icS lautet pabrlib rebt out !
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-25

U Sine oeutibe 8leiperbanolun9 in
Cincinnati bat felt Iusbru6 oes &rie9es
I9I, ,54S Militdrboien, Satten, Slculen
uno lleberrode fir Die Ser. Staaten 9es
liefert.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-30

r. WHEELING. 18Th April, lShl.
nN and after the 18th of April, 1861. the passeu-
ger Trains will he ruR follows, viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 A. NJ. BcnwoOd Mt 1C:So A. NJ. nrriv-
ing In Baltimore at $40 a. ~, connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia, New York. Boston.
and all the Eastern cities, leaving Mt 6:lh A. NJ
rves at Washington Mt $50 A. NJ, making close con-
necton with the Southern lines for sill parts of the
South. This train Rtops at the principal stations
from Wheeling TO Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore Mt 3:l5 P. NJ. and
Washington City at 2:l5 p. NJ. arriving at BenwoOd
at 4. ". and Wheeling at 6:2T A. NJ, making direct
connection with the ENprcsstrnn for all parts OF tile
West. Southwest AMI Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wood ard water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including SUNDAYS at
$50 =. NJ, Henwooi at 1:"5 J.. NJ. and arrives In
Baltimore NJ ::l5 7. NJ, connecting with the Mail
train. leaving for Philadelphia, New York Pnstnn,
and all Eastern cities at 4:IJ p NJ arrives Mt WASH
ern lines for all parts Of tho South This train stops
on the weat end the road at Moundsville Cameron
Warrington, Water Station Fairniont and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore At $50 A. NJ wash
ingOn Gifts AT ISIS a. ". and arrives at Benwood Mt
1910 p NJ and Wheeling NJ 1882 r. NJ. connecting
with the Express train for all partsof the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train STOPS at the prin-
cipal stations only.
Tho Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily. except Sundays, leaving Piedmont Mt 6:i0 A. 81.
and arrives at Wheeling ut $40 NJ.
WI SMITH. Master Of Transportation.
L.M COLE. Gen'l Ticket Agent. apo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-30
REPRESENTATION
cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

CLEVELAND. Pittsburg and Wheei-
ing Kan hoa 4!Se; -,,z-..rz-.zz7
I'D "a 49,
E2IRSEf- - 80, n,
NNAND AFTER MONDAY June 10Th, ISL; Pas
I senEcr Trains will leave bridgeport US iolo"s'
fSuptays exceptcd:}
- NJ NI,f17r,,i, st,nnnr at ulI way 81 tiOus
AA-Vo ~ - live M piltsburgh at $40 T. NJ, aud
Ci.voIanI at f.5O PM
TO, n NJ Eynre,S Train, stopping at all way sta
~ tions arrives at pittsburgh mt $40 T. 81.
SOS NJ Fast Express Train, stopping only Mt Ste't-
QUO = hemyiiIe. Yellow Creek, wesvllle and Ro-
"L".tsr an mo River Division and ut all
station. on Vain Lines, arrives at piita-
burrh. at lI:3j +. NJ, and at Cleveland at
Iosl 4 NJ
MP STNS
REL u TN y u NJ 1tSN'
Leave Cleveland 81 N:i5 A. NJ and 300 y; Ai.' ar
rive Mt bridgeport at $50 p. VI. and 5'Ui A. 81
Leave Pittsburgh at 1855 A. NJ: b:p5 ~ NsAhu
I2:1u p NJ arrive at Bridgeport at 5:0f A. W. IO;Z'
A. NJ aud $40 p. VI.
: 1,onnsctIons are made ms Follows:
~, ,,....,,.,t. II 1, 1,r usr,i-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-30
New Family Grocery.

rTNHEsUBsCRIDERBE GS LEAyETO ANNOUNCE
that he has opened a Family Grocery and Foreign
Produce Store IN the old Post Office building. ISIS
Market street, the corner Of Quincy ST.. aud
eits the generous patronage Of his friends aud the
public generally.
II will he my constant endsayor TO offer, at the
est prices the best qualities the mark affords
always on hand.
Herman Produce, such as Prunes, Lentles, Split
Peas. also all kinda of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
Wholesale and retail At thelowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
Of the different grades, wholesale and retail At
G. w. RHESSING'S,
febl4-lyd Formerly with Alex. HeynrRn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-30

BnIious Dlsorders-Liver Complaints

Pom Dr. TAyo,iors Bel, Of Ne'o ldrl rig.
Not only ARE yunr Pills admirably adapted TO their
purpose an alcrient, but find their beneficial e-
fect4 upon the Liver very marked indeed They
have in my practice proved more ctiestual for the
cure Of bfili6us eDBlpidintr than any one remey..
can mention. ! sincerely rejoice that have at
length purgatiVe which is worthy tile confidence OF
the profession and the people
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-30
New York Paper Warehouse

NNEPRIcEo ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS
" Booksellers, Ststisners, binders, Printer, aud
Purchasers generally can frnn 10 to % per cent
by purchasing from hrst hands.
Having increased OuF Manufacturing Facilities.
oder great Inducements 70 parties in want Of Pa
pers such a. are usually cold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Fiat Papers. FOOlscap, Letter Note and
Billet, FcliA, Packet. COMMERCIAL and all grades
Rrgreh Papers. ColoFed Papers, Tissue, Binder,
Trunk. and Straw Board Blotttng, etc, etc; bank
Note, Bond. Drawing, Bank Enveiops- Particular
attention paid to supplying Banks with Bank-Note
ard Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
uArtes, Clergymen and Professional men. Billheads
u stOSk. ready ruled for Printers nom to Heads
to the sheet. Blue and White, WOEe and Laid. In
fact, complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars.
and save your money. 0rders by mail. accompanied
with eaih Will be htled A. we'll II present IN per
s0n. CARSON HARD,
apo-lys Paper warehOuse, a seeEnan st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-30
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

1921
L0CA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALTIMoRE. MD.
TNHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
j prosperous and hOurishing condition. Twice du
ring the last years has It been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of tho in
creasing number Of students, representing nearly
1t now occupies one Of tho most conspicuous and
desirnbly located buildings in the city. The rooms
are eommodiousiy arranged, spacious aud elegantly
furnished.
The advantages aud facilities here offered to young
desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Practical Business EsedtiOH generally.
unsurpassed. in any particular by any similar estaL
llshuient ia the United States.
Z. K. LOsIER,
Prineipa-Lecturer ON the Science Of Aeeounts Com
merce. business Customs, etc.
]. VI. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory aud Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor of Bookkeeping.
y. c. JOHNSON,
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. Z. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jnc. r. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Tansant,
Hon ThOs Swami, Wni. II. keighler, Esq,
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