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WASHINGTON, "A uG } ! s. -Thesmost re,
liable information concerning The, rebels is,
that they are slowly moving their forces
to the line of the Potion g. in prosecution
of their programme, to enter Maryland
and encourage and support the revolu-
tionary spirit in tina, State. with ultimate
designs on Washington. s..g.:3 !, -,.sj,s
A report that the small pox is raging
to fearful extent at Manassas Junction,
is credited here BY seeessio:,iS,s. aud also
by those in military authority, si,ae7 III.
f9ssf fs gf9sirnoN 61T zBiAeEsBi heo8e
=, CAIRa, Aug yl5 -Since the withdraw
al of ,;he 18th regiment from the vicinity
of Charleston, the rebels have torn mp
the track and destroyed jculyerts on the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad. II -
Nothing heard from Pillows command
so,day. .l 4 sE5fes ,.sf assszs94sa41
Thesgovernment steamers Graham and
Empress arrived to-day with supplies 2.
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| have voted, and expect to vote, for
al! propositions for an honorable adjust
ment of our troubles for the ,reasehs
above given, and if possible, ihrowlihe
entire responsibility OF the further, prose,
tution of this war upon the Southern
S, S,ates-unwarrantab commenced, as ii
was, by then, At the same time. if the
so culied Couft derate' S: ates vi accept Of
honorable and just terms of peace aud
God grant that they may. though do
not beliese they will shall rej.,ice at it
as much ns uny true friend of the Union
possibly can. aHe ast 6 aaaTa@ aJ5
Whilst these are my v:ews,sI cannot
withhold from the Administration my
support of all Constitutional measures for
The vigorous prosecution Of th, war. in
the hope that the integrity of the Gov.
ernment and the Union may be preserved.
What is this Government worth If STATE.
or number of States, may, at any time,
throw off their allegiance to the Consti
tuition? But few years will elapse until
We will have as many, petty sove-
reignties as. we now have States leach
Jealous of the other, and ell in state OF
anarchy resulting finally in a military
despotism. or monarchieal form of gov
ernmcnt. over the whole. and that, oo.lby
the consent of all as refuge from never
ending wars and intestine cemmotion
This, fear, is to be the fate of our cnce
glorious and happy country. oas 2s}ilai
These being my views. it lis easily seen
why propounded the queries: "Are we
| in favor sfahe Constitution and the Union,
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81 b5Ied bsa ases a1s - iiHil sf-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
General FremopI,s Proclamation.

General Fremont has told the people of
Missouri plainly what be intends to do; and
there is reason to believe that he is the man
TO do as he promises. If the rebellion is to
be put down, undoubtedly this is the way to
do it. In state of civil war, there is no
place for half way measures. They are al
ways inadvisabie, and, in the end, cruel. In
war, as in law suit, the speedy closing of
the case is frequently of more Importance to
the parties than the character of the result.
By a long litigation, both are exhausted and
destroyed. There is almost as much inquiry
now when this matter is to end as hoW. This
proclamation probably indicates that Gene.
raj Fremont is nearly ready to begin: we
shall, therefore, soon, in the words of the ven
erable Ritchie, "see what we shall see.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

We are accustomed to pour out our sympa-
thies; but where, looking over all the world,
can we find n race who bear in their charac
ters, and upou their persons, the most unde-
niab'e evidence Of the crushing process to
which they and their ancestors have been
suhjected2 They are the people of the petty
Kingdoms and principalties of continental
Europe; people ruled upon the principle
that they are made for the government not
the government for them; and the proceeds
of whose labor is drawn from them to support
petty sovereign with his petty court, and
his petty, though vastly disproportionate
military establishment. If to be obliged to
labor for an individual master is wrong and
grievous, in what respect is the case changed
when corporation takes the place Of the in
dividual? If the subject is crushed, what
difference whether the party crushing is
single man or a collective ruling power2
1t may be nationally doubted whether ma
tionality is compatible with pure republican,
ism. The one has for its fundamental idea
that the people are made for the polity, the
other that the polity is made for the people
The people are wise in proportion as the
matters in which they are called upon to
rule affect them intimately; because, in these,
private and public interests are more nearly
concurrent, and the interest of one may come
in to correct and control that of another. In
proportion as the Government is local, the
popular system works easily and bene6cially;
in proportion as it rises to the sphere of mas
tionality, it becomes costly and inefficient.
The general feeling of demand for stronger
and more resolute government which has
grown up during the present troubles, i;
evidence the progress of an idea that some
! thing more than we have is necessary to give
to our Government the qualities of vigor and
endurance; that if we are to have nation.
ality we must sacrifice to It portion of oul
theoretical repubicanism - that we mus
bring in an element which will always have
| a direct and persistent interest in its preserv
alton. We are, intellectually, weighing
the question between nationality and repub
licanism, with feeling that the latter has,
In some sort, failed, and that the former is
the thing of paramount necessity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02


felt here to-day, persons being aroused by its
violence from sleep. The shock lasted fully
three minutes.
The statement from Washington that Mr..
Guthrie had sent advices to that city of an
apprebended outbreak of hostilities in Ken
tucky is untrue.
ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-The Republican
learns that a force Of Secessionists four thou
sand five hundred strong, attacked the four
hundred and thirty Home Guards and
Federal troops in the entrenchments at Lex
ington on Thursday, and were repulsed with
loss Of sixty killed. None OF the Federal
force killed. This needs confirmation.
Chas. McLaren, Basil W. Drake and James
Carlisle Secession Police Commissioners,
have been removed by Governor Gamble.
The report that Palmyra was occupied by
the Secessionists, under Martin Green few
days ago, is untrue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
TBy the Pony EXpress.l
Iater from California,

OUTER STATION, PACIFIC TELEGRAPH, Au-
gust 3O-The Pory Express, with San Fran
cisco dates to the 2lst inst passed here at
five o'clock this afternoon.
The steamer Uncle Sam, for Panama, took
81, ,l00 900 in specie
Each of the three political parties have NOM
iuated third candidate for Congress, in ac-
cordance with the statement of the Secretary
Of the Interior, that California, under the new
census, is entitled to three members instead
of two.
A fire at Shaws Flats, Tucolumne County,
destroyed property valued at $4,000.
There are said to be good many sympa.
thizers with Secession in Nevada Territory.
All the Indian tribes east of the Cascade
Mountains are believed to be preparing for
war upon the whites.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
lCoMMUEICATED.I
OhiO's First Offering.

To The Editors Of the Daily Press:
AS there are a number of commissions in
the volunteer service vacant, | would sug-
gest that an opportunity be offered the re-
turned volunteers from Manassas TO fill these
vacancies. The men, in general, are young
and of good, sound sense; coupled with their
experience of nearly four months duration,
think they would make efficient officers.
service TO the Government at the present
time, and il is due them, when a position is
to be filled, to give them the benefit of the
chance. ! drop these few remarks because |
am confident their services would be of
greater value as officers than as privates
A CITIZEN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

thle 200
To be sustained by our navy, which will
have atioat by October at least one thousand
five hundred cannon.
If it be found advisable to add to this one
thiId more, and carry our troops up to nearly
FIVE hundred thousand, we may rely for the
one hundred and fifty thousand without
drafting on the following States;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
FOR LIVERPOOL.

THE CLIPPEH -sAIP CONSTITUTION,
y for Liverpool, will sail on september5. 8.
For passage apply 20
VIM. b. BARRY a. 90.
Exchange for sale. sol
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
FOR CALIFORNIA.

VNHE STEAMER NORTHERN LIGHT
n will sail for California on the llth instant
from New York.
For freight or passage apply to
VIM. ID. BARRY a. co.
Cash advances made on goods shipped to our
agent there sci
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
FOR CORK AND LIVERPOOL.

VVHE CITY OF WASHINGTON wHL
n leave on septembsr 7.
For freight or passage apply to
VIM. Ii. BARRY & co.
Drafts on the Banks Of England, ireland and
Scotland for sale. sci
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

AN INSTANT OUTBREAK IN THAT
STATE APPREHENDED.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

The Neutrality of Ikentuclky
Soon to be Tested.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
MILITARY NOTICES.

pB- ATTENTION! THE THREE
months neD oftbe Fifth Regiment are requested to
meet MONDAY, September q 1851, at ten o'clock
in the morn 'Dg, at No. 100 Main street By order
Of la%l Lieut. THCS. WATSON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
FOR GALWAY.

TNHE NEW EHIP MONARCH WILL
IL leave for GALWAY on the Sth instant.
For freight or passage apply TO
VIM. B. BARRY g. co.
Drafts on the Royal Bank Of ireland for sale. sell
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
MILITARY G00DSl

SWORDS, BELTa, EPAULETTRs,
- SASBEs, GILT and BRASS BUTTONS. LAuE
&C., at JOHN BONEk'S,
NO. SO WEST FIFT6.srR EFT,
my25-u Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
The Strength of the ParIIes-A Carefully
Prepared Estimate

The following estimate, says the Boston
Journal, has been prepared from a variety of
sources and is presumed to be close approx
nation to the truth:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
LATEST BYTELHGRAPH
THE WAR FOR THE UNIONI
THE RESTRICTION ON NEWSPAPER
CORRESPONDENTS REMOVED.

The Union Men Swelling the Ranks
in Western Virginia.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

In the course of September we may expect
to have prepouderance in forces of seventy
five per cent. over the rebels.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

he CAPTURES A GARRISON WITH
THREE HUNDRED MEN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

GENERAL BUTLER WANING UP IHE SNAKES "
At FORT HATTERAS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
Proposals for Paving,
SCHOOL-BOOKS.

DERRY q WARREN, 235 CENTR AL.
IL AVENUE, have constantly on hand large
assori ment Of SCHOOL and BLANK BOOKS, which
they effer w for cash. au3l-bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

Highly Important News by
Way of Louisville.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
ASTROLOGY
Look Out! Good News for AIIII


VWE NEVER FAILING MADAME
u RAPHAEL is the best. She succeeds when All
others have failed. All who are in trOuble-all who
nave psen uniortpnateLali whose fond hopes have
promises and deceit--all who have been deceived
and trihed with all fly to her for advice and salts
iactonI AL who are ia doubts of the affections Of
those they love, consult her to relieve and satisfy
their minds.
In Love Affairs She Never FaIisi
She has the secret of winning the affection of the
opposite sex. She shows you the
Likeness of Your Future Wife or Husband,
Or absent friend She guides the single to happy
marriage, and makes the married happy, Her aid
stances, and the result has always been the means
OF securing
speedy and Happy Marriage,
She is therefore dependence.
1t is well known TO the public at large that she
was the first and she is the only person in this
who can give entire satisfaction all tue concerns
of life, which can be tested and proved by thou.
sands, both married aud SINGLE who daily and ca.
TO ALL in business her advice is invalu-
able She can foretel with the greatest certainty,
the result Of all commercial aud business trans.
Lottery Numbers given without extra charge.
MADAM RAPHABL is o bona ,nde Astroogist
that every ore can depend 9pop. She Is the great
ladies' may be little timid, though they need not
fear, for she practices nothing but what is recon-
cilable 70 philosophers In fact single visit Viii
moral Icettude and of the purity Of her profession
All interviews are strictly private and confiden.
tiel
Therefore, come one come all to
No. SO East Fifth-street,
Between Sycamore-street and Broadway, Cincin-
TERMS: Ladies, Fifty cents; Gentlemen one
Dollar. sel-s"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

MATTERS IN MISSOURI.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
+ HIPPING LIST.
FOR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.

THE CLIPPER.SHIP MAGUEL WILL
n sail on the 10th instant.
For freight or passage sDply to
sci Wm. b BARRY &c co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02

Everything Quiet Along the Potomac.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-02
COUNTRY LAUNDRY,

WHICH CLOTHES AIRS WASHED
N in pure water, and llsachsd AID dried in the
open air, beyond the reach cosl-dusJ aud smoke.
Clothes called for ard delivered in part of the
city. Orders received aOd good reference given at
1874 West Fourth at aus ann
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MRpIcAL.
Cop-LIVEIs oII4
JOHN G. BAKER & CO.,
nANuArErtlIs % Ia
PURE MEDICINAL
COD-LIVER OIL!
NO.IS4 Norm Third Eirssi,

NitlisA BEsAst AElhs
7 c, BAKER 1 co. IN Ceu'ss q the iisbar their
81 hFaad u Cai-LVLA At hAgs gfrai plsasaIs VI
WAuaailng iu e1eslsAi gIAliiy; SLkh, Aitor hans
years % Ahasioas etperi-net ttSy lave sneic,'Arj
In perirciuF,
Ii a. pttparol, afosrtn- to tn hasi APPROVED
prarss. frota iTrsh asa Etsltby lvsn v ihp Ssass
aaHrf a. vdah selected uii6 tIlTvuas c.ge, utslFf
he IsfslbHl saieFT'ha ogihsir aErnijn Nrahiaud-
labl
II. sursters puIiiy asi fr,zLae.s make II s-HrSp-
~ dstsststBl Il The meet dsiiF laiis'i ShiIT thf
anifHniiIy n It. tals Il fvt rsii0h hakry II tie
a4rst desirable llai.d " OIL q ihe mAyksJ.
Th~ uncef'sit quAiiIyr and detective na'hpEt u
pFpArinE C-l bTtf Oh, have Frc inls'l mary 'u1eT
Ing Tvr-,n' tfR Tifbi'y Ppfrriatiue IT. rleriis v
ialiy icsihE its rFmeii 1iJisrs While lie taeerSs
depends mEiEiy on he tHl9, iiaHi u renuips asd
p0urrfal sTiSls, 40 hdtaulagr Viii frsu ffphi a
sHgi- trial IN zvn'fHi i oferaiesi Ia ayrri sJsuaI
HsaRH-T requiring leug Pst-tsrIhes W it nNs II
nu't Roi X tsEsu oBly ,osaaenGlly, o. iueRHi4ily
but yrr.-NyrinslI and steadily, eAtiRGins IL Use
even alter apparent freU'sTy.
The phydic,aA may rely. Wifh fall confidence. ca
he merits VI our brand II OIL uE.c The 4trscl "a
Heat has guarantee that In LsluK u, he i tAkGE
= ursiciBr the virtues aud sihtagy VI which LzNs
brfH ir,Ied BY eminent medical men,
Il isihs FItsi treetHal remedy Or Consumption
bronchitis, Asthma O0ut, ElenmNtisHl aud all
SeTDGulJus aasstl0Ds; oitruifa-s producing immrii.
,te sod certain effects when other remedies have
Losh taken With Httls OF % leaeaL.
ItvBi0ys The iaaTkSd confidence Of numerous seien.
liAe s0l medical nlOu, whose spontaneous it'iitoul
Ls cnlDrSe The superiority and sincney II cor OF
giving ~ The pAllie IN ASSURANCE. that this truly
Valnubis medicine, Wlhrl obtained frrah, AMI ire
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listhsc, naHiSd huv2O-im
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MEDICAL.
NV vEAY m PHOPIR tAY.

~. ,,i.,r q hnJ,nF spcl Ptefrss6t HIM.
p,igETg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC ktNLbllS
a ~ fnii-s Win " agss taisaetfJ frs3'is 80
having igl cSsAde1ee IN ihsT gri'ainfHos' l'slaH
-, -, ~, y haVs sac, fvhasle, l1A shf''t''
- ,.ties 4 hsrl ~ pyivb!s - i1h-.i.s l'c
NJ RrT Wu HssAef, sA.tsr y : NJ NrTlyr7
tss.r-ali,aa,- Aebari,, \ T., ne Rv'. > u en-
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M nv. 4 grrs. C7A;lAia q " Aabstt SNls
p,i.s tis R,v siensst " Ki,s, RsG'ur Ngr-h''''
"a. Ma. he EsV Anss sisrlt, Nrs 70
a., ~ Erf ssaayl Nistsls, t.f ttsnS.-v 80
f-,rrs~.N y. ~ nv r 5 Pat, b7r's, W ~
NJ, j.i.n Ride, Islaaii. A. 9. Hart Rs tNta,
4 4. ~ IIln Ncsl p}S, PsFt.snd. Ne W. heh
s. lt.rf C,lfAl, s,ia,E Bssi inl,; ee Hon tir9Ffe
ii,g-sSr,T, \ \ ue8ry y CHig. ESqa EtigL ri
~ -tgi5 s:ais JsGruhl coia,sba, OsAa De haS'
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CN4s, Mauis sts, ~. ~. Hen !esaI5 neee"Ss'
rIaa.lN We, bristol Esl, VueA. n "
80 -, tueA, n Z. !AlaSs lisnA'r ~, Nssl'
Jtlls TruF
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9aiIg sutsIligenter.
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StaHd FoEsThSFi Held 'roEsihsTi


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sisba tassihs1; va Eqsii-r'
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ifaIhi 9rr Ethsrs bird Ash' gisithsf
Tl,es iisir d-eAs eisib h. tsqahEh
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Psacr, ORF eiiii4frH' ''sAi lotHsb'r'
ttAtsi iesrtbsii hall losrthtr
~ hsu dsstaJts uslab the bieakihS
Ofthts pyusf thai thar uas ththlBz'
fiat Ritiis Hlitsns ast tbsB, WiFiiirr
TtST nlt4bt MT their tblfsi b. siAkiHg
With the ffrssban ans Sts i4tipz
AAnf tIzslis@fs b,,li isisihsE
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s,sisi isr-,hsy, holi tsssihsh
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10 JlF greatness "a dtnt. tlIlmips
Part shall usb 70 be- b. nanilBr
u WITH ssOFh' Oh, ahSNeI Wbsihuf
Ws hntl pant, our rae d'ltHiiu{-
Ne must ilat ong yIett Lh-d shAmlng'
Staai tYzrihrE hyii toEStl'Vr.
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stand tpsaiber hoI ieIrthPH
Who'll b. ftlss 10 thee who bore ns--
IL ths IsrpSs viz buill TT We
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Az IoEpygf shall Abhof nsl
tNa,'' 20 thnIpisF Ia ms eiSras-
-gtGhd together, HOLD tDReiirf'
Hliti adtl biaiai--Wd'll bid iisgsilIri''
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II,. on sPrc,yic RENrnHS

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N 2-Tsr wonb Fever. Worn cone Wr'''1.s 70
net + s--v3r caa., ctIos, Tos,slas, ana w'.,'s'
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Fax, -. V.,.,,,,.
NA T.-Tol COushs, coltN lnaasi.iA' ana SS's
'j rs s-y,r roorA.aehs, TDtearse, aal SssrSltA
80. g--Por Headache, vertigo, Heat sui ta'ae''
n. 10 --DryrurSiA HLiE-Ear Weak and nerAnSd
s. ga,rh, C6is-,lps,iau. AID IVrF Complaint
No. lt.--Fou HsTlLk iGAiavLAAiIlas, SiAA'y' FA'h'
hi, cr Sq;pt,,sei PSfirlS 80, -,
10 II -Tsr l.-geSrrhsA PTBtase MenSni, AM
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Ma ia-Ha1 Group, hoAFse Cqush, bai bfsaI lS
Na. lL-SAtr R1grt tls-FH H'y '4SF
lions pfnplel gu uls FHrs.
NJ iSLRaruHluc ifIS-f oF Palm IGlnrHe'a'
or sorrns, IA ~ Chest, Rack, Lhlns, OF Limbs
i.-Fgr Fgrer ana Asar, Chill PeUsF, Dumb AEue'
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SrppllV dirasrs rs ScAfiri YFGr' lcNsH ~ EIJ-
EptSs, ~ dVsniare q Ryrr ~, ptpi~' Fgac,iiet
promptly 3 ubYioBs. Hi~I al SUIT ras'a y 'lF
eiAcS act Ike charm Tie CuiiTr disease e'ich
ArTel:sd At once, and In al N"'icr o. We
attack b moderated, Tie lila Cd, hha rrH'
dSTel les dangerous
COughS AMI Colds, Nlich ARE o. such frequent oe'
CuErsnCs, and NhiIh e!iri lay ur foundation o.
diseased lpngH bronchitis, AID cVbsEwpticl, nay AZ
X Al once eGrei W the fcyu and Cougl Pllla
In all chronic disease such " blrlCltlA, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver CompalnlG, Piles, Fe'
male Debility, and Irregularities, "a HEADACHES,
Bore or weak Eyes, CstarFh, Ssli Rhru, and other
ola rrup6hb TIE ease has SPECIFIES Nloss proper aIr
pIicAtGn viii OdnTl = cure In Alngi every Instance
oaen The cure 81 single chronic daicuiiy, such %
DySpepSA, Piles Of CAthuh, Headache Vt TrnAlG
Weakness, has more than paid for the case Ten times
OVeE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-18
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
'oCSDED, CnGRtLAEbi 1884
ATED,
Cor. BaltimGre and CharleS-stS..


SVEa ANAAAAAUFE Al4N
BARRYMORE, ND
'INlIIs INSTITUTION Is Now Is THE MOST
i prosperous and houEishinE condition. TWIee du'
ring the ls'T iN0 yvats has hee nrct'sary to obtain
larger apartments TT tie accommodation II the In
erpiIslng number % stnlrats, TrpulrntnS hcAHy
every state IN the Uuloh.
II nov occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
,edFAby IOcatpd bulldIngA 10 the city, The rooms
MV uoihnI~iiOasly arranged, spariOus and elegantly
me nIyaniages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring 10 qualify themselves properly tor the
various duties u the Counting Room, 0T to obtain
1Aaruugh Iucfig1i BBfiH0t kdu0itioR generally, are
unsurpassed, Ia Shy particular BY any similar ratab
llshmsHt IN the Quilted stAtes.
FACULTYI
4. r. LJSlER,
Pr!aeIpal-INetUeT on the Science Of Accounts, Com
MERGE husineE Customb, etc.
]. 81. PIIILLlps,
PrOisssor Ofthe Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping
aud CupimpIleal Calculations.
li,lI.DAvlES
Associate Professor 81 Bookkeeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Duslaesd aipi Ornamental PeHmahtlilT.
STsWILLlANlS, HsQ..
LECTURER Mercantile ilE.
REJ. l.. YEATES REESE, D, D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Eth!oa.
TRUsTEEsi
lion. Jna r. Kennedy Hon Joshua VAnsaht
Hon. Tbna swami, VIVA IL hulHlleE' hF1Y
Jacob Trust, Esl, WIN. knAbe, Esl-
The College Is prJyldei with = Commercial Library
Of Standard Works s1prealy for the use Of the SiV
Zach stnisnt hasa desk to himself aud d 'sra
Faialy instructed.
There being no vacation during the year SadSntS
can enter ut any llmO.
ThstImsn1uGlly required Ioeomple the hlleoune
from 8 to " weeks.
A DRL0NA Il awarded to all Graduates.
Alause and beautifully ornameniel Circular, con.
tanning upWnTds " SIX gIuARE PGET representing the
Exterior and Interior View VI the College, various
Characteristic designs, pcnnanslp, &C., seut by mail
Ist II ekargt. accompanied with catalogue giving full
Particular Address I h Il IosLE VI.