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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

LoCAT TED
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
BALTIMORE Nd.
,I7IIfs INSTITUTION is NOW II TIE MOST
| prosperous ;I:d iouri=hiuE condition. Twice du-
. te .=i ~ ysE- -i.-s AZ hs. necessary To- vULu!r
I.r,,-r apartments !sr tic accommodation u ;!e iu-
rrea-ar number rf students. representing nearly
every state in 'ue Union
II nov pe.uf,ic- Que II tie most conspicuous anu
la-iI.lly located uiItu.- IL tte city Tie rUgili-
u-u!o. iyU-.y arranged. Spacious AID e.es'lti!
he .,iyitagcs and fc,Iitie, oHerea 70 young
ntyn desiring gua.ty 'h,l'-et Iry;e;-! for IN.
7sDr2pgi Jrac'scut BDstrssS Eiueg'Dt generally are
unsurpassed il iy Particular by any similar estab-
~, I.licI.t 4 tile United >'Hte-.
FACULTY:
J.. X. LOSER.
prIncipa-Lecturer on tle science Of Accounts, Com
Iucrre. Bu-5uc-- Customs etc.
! u. PHILLIPS.
Professor the Theor, and Practice Of Bookkeeping
aud Cymrlerlcsi Calculations.
II. u. DAVIES.
Associate profr,~or Of BOX x coping.
y. G. JOHNSON.
Professor OF Bu-iues: and ornamental reninansiiiI
s T. WILLIAMS. Esq..
LECTURER On Mercantile Law.
RET L. YEATLS REESE. D. D.
Lecturer on Commercial EIhios
TRUSTEES:
Hon Io. p. Kennedy, Hon Joshua Yaus.s;tt,
Hon. r1lOs Swami. YIN. II. heighlcr, hsI,
TIE College IL provided with CgmimercaI Library
Standard Works. expressly for the Of the stu
t-sIts.
There being no vacation during the year. STUDENT,
~, ired the full course.
from 10 - week..
a DIPLOMA i awarded to all Graduates.
A ltr,e and beautifully OrEaiueuted Circular. con
EXTERIOR and Interior View q the College. varinus
Characteristic designs. penmanshp &c. sent by mail
C-se II cLGIgs. accompauird with catalogue giving full
utTtfru.Tr. Address Z X. LpSIER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

FToR N Z W tuItl--le1- ~ -
Your Pills AK che prirc, .. I.u---~
lent qualities surpa~. ar.y c1.tirrtip v.,..---.
aTe mild bus Very ceti,.'i. AND elem. ii .--.
;inI ~ ;he bowels Srhicl r..A-- :I.,. OIL
IL the daily treatment q; d.-.4.>.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
- . - - -. -
ON AM AFTER MONDAY. June ioth. 1s6l. Pas
I J ssnrer Trains will leave bridgeport as follows
sundays excepted
100 A NJ Mail Train stopping at al way stations
arrives al Pittsburgh NJ $40 = NJ, and
Cleveland 1T ESQ I. NJ
100 p n ESprtss Train. stopping al nj! way sts-
tions. arrives al Pittsburgh al $40 = NJ
SECS 2 NJ Fast Express Train stopping Only nj Ste'-
beuvflle Yellow Greek Welisvllie and He
chester on the River Division and ct all
stations ON Main Lines. arrives n Pitts
bur.-h. al ll:S5 p. NJ. and al Cley Gland II
lu:Su A NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland al e:l5 A. NJ. and $500 T. NJ. az
rive NJ bridgeport ~ ~ z. NJ. and 500 A NJ
Ieav. Pittsburgh 1855 A. NJ: t:05 A. NJ aud
1910 2. NJ. arrive al Bridgeport al 500 a NJ 10 20
4. NJ. and 4:2o P NJ
Connections are made rs Follows;
A; Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania X, r for Harris
burg. Baltimore. Washington, Phia-
delI hia. New York and Boston.
Al Cleveland with Cleveland Toed l.. K. for San
dcsky. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago AMI
all points in the NORTH WEsT With
Detroit steamers for Detroit. jackson
Chicago and the NoRTE WEST. With
Cleveland Erie L. L. for Erie, Dun
kirk. Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Witl
Cleveland. Columbus i Cincinnati lot
Cres;line. Delaware. Columbus uud
Cincinnati
A; Hudson with the c. Z. L c L. L. for CUyahog.
Fails, Akron, Millersburgh and Woos
At Alliance with P. IT VIZ c. r. Il. Tor Canton
MassillUu. Wooster, Salem, Enun. CO
!uTrbgls.
AT steu,euyiuv with 2 c & c. Line and Al BriLAiI
viii c. o. D. = T. fu- GAINESVILLE. New
ark, Columbus. NeniA- Dayton. Ind
annapolis. Cairo Cincinnati. Louisville
81 Louis. 81. Joseph and al! points
UtSt and South West
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S5,i 8
Pare always as low, and time much quicker thai
Through Tickets to all points IN the West. Norti
and East can he procured AT the once No $. Waie
street. door - SpriEg House, Wheeling. u, an
AZ Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made n: lowest rn;es 1
70 The East North. West and Northwest. at otfic
No. 81 Water street with Freight Agent AT Bridge
T,ort station h HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
Bridgeport. o.
IN. MCCULLOUGH. President.
T r MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't. lei-
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AYER'S
-CATHARTIC Pill

4 he YpU SICK. FEEBLE AM. Gown.
II Ar You cut ui order. with v,r.
ed "uG yuur feelings Uueuuig-tsll,-
tVIus Etc Ui;cn the prelude TO ,er.su. tr. a-
~ ri slcEuess Is creeping upon I'm -- 80.
areried 10y "a timely U.S. uf III. ri-l.- -
AEe-s Pills and cleanse cut th.- s.. .--:.-
purify the blood and LET II, tuta. ~ N
structet in health again. Tivy s..,,.r...
lions OF the body into vigorous a.:fr-., TN -
system iron Tie Utst-UCtIHu- vino. p,
cold SETTLES somewhere in IN, b..s,
II naiurA! functions Ties. d, T..-
upon Themselves aud I'll, surryisf.t,t... M .---
duc!rS Senera-l 'sg--ru vs.tloI.. sufierrf,'
While III Jhis condition. uri',-.>.-s. H., ..'-Ee
meuts take Aver Pill and $40. ~
restore the natural action of ~. >v.f.,,
the huSyaut iv-ltus n! health a.a.r. "
and - apfUsvu; lu tt.- -rNa. and 800
plant l. Hl> true ~ I.sa-.s 81, .!.. .....
dangerous Gisten-Ic-s The suYr, .,---'.
e&pels them. Caused ny s.'f...- Il 49,,
deTanEemrnt- % th, U,.tury,. TIM. ti.u. ...-
they are rapidly aut man, r. :h,u. .,,-.
the same means None vii. know M.
these iil!s. Wi Neglect /. employ dion -
inC from the disorders thvy Gus,
Statements from leading phy,.eiar- DO 50,
principal cities. Hno from uthcr well l,ss.
persrus-
From q Fgrgcrdisg K---h-H. e. &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

G. W. JOHNSON Il SON,

Manufacturers Of Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
l i improved facilities, We are better prepared now
than 10 nil all orders for any article work in
the above line of business. Vallies and Conductors
made To order. Steamboat work done in Il substan-
tiaI and wDrkmanIike manner We are now paying
particular attention to this branch Of the trade and
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular. To
Wholesale Dealers offer inducements that
cannot he found elsewhere. Our stock If Ware il
complete. and the assortment is full all times We
keep stock Of thelatest and approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at all times.
d. W. JOHNSON & son,
No. I79 Market Square,
Jy2-d&WG Wheeling Va
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Bridal Presents.

JUST RECEIVED PER ADAMS EXPRESS, A
superior stock Of Silver Ware, consisting Of Pie
Cake, Ice Cream Jelly, Toast aud Fish Knives; Su-
aTSpoons and LfteTs, Silver Salt Cellars and Spoons
Ia sets. Fish Knives aud Forks in sets, Individual
saits- Napkin Rings, Pickle Knives and Forks, Silver
Gard Cases ana Port honnaies, Spoons, Cups, Cob
let's &c. &C. lJanlSI Ut. SCOTT co.
DICE.-lO tierces prime Rice just received aud
i ~ for sale by iYl9l NJ. REILLY
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DE- a fEE; oEF i.l!7 ar III Ias..E.I. &C.. al .--.
ter Of uiceruus sores upon her nara. r.,.. go
h't proved lLcUrsbit for N'aT- H.
been long grievoUsly Inflicted :, .-t fl .-..
pies on her skin ana IN hey a.- A".-
cured her A. 49,.
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JOHN r. LAKTN.

Successor to Wheeler Iakn
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday. March 18th. new
aud well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings /!
Also compIetra-, prtInent Of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISiIiNG GOODS.
The patrons Of the old firm, and the public in gen.
cr:iI. respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before maxim. their purchases intend sell
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
h-HI solicit q continuance Of the for the new
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN. Merchant Tailor
mi.:8-Iwd No. 1O2 Main ST., Wheeling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

In.-.ar;yi aud bottled by himself. warranted pure
uu# iue as- ua'ry. WIKI ilis ti. box
tx. and Lis -,9,i the cork.
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EUtyc0pGi tNtF1I


PULASKI Hov>E. Savanna '5i-- isr.'
IIoS"EEp SIR: l should l,e uI-e-a.e't D. 80. ..-+
yuur skill has brought !n.it dir! u g '-; =! q.
70 Won. A cold settled in my llfI.il- ana =. ~.
eXcruc.atju- Ec1.rGlctr pans. vl-.. r,.-- %
ri.tru1rr fsus. Notwithstanding i-r ':- ~
physicians the disease grew wo.se am VIZ
iy tie advice Of your e.cclieut agent j.
Ir. Mackensie. tried your Pill Ths.- Sc w.
slow. hGt by i,er-eveE::l= ~ ;!t s>s 10; u
am NOW entirely well
sExATE CHANHEE. Baton i;ouge Ia. Dec 1'..
DE. AVER: I have been eu;.-..y sa-s. .E
Pills, o: rheumatic GaY--a Iasfr-I- 80
afflicted ::le FOR wears. VINCENT = it'll.
~ Most Of the ri!I- ia MAKE; 'i'--l As-. e
which although valuahle :, Ia---l r. -
Is dangerous in pubic pill :llEa The ti-ra i'
queuCes that frequently tn!i HNs g. ~ .-'- - -
TheSe contain mercury - I.'i;'r'ai ,--'-
whatever.
Price ) cts. per Box. or > Bo1e- for Il
Lowell Na-~.
For sale by A. c. GOOD & CO, and ~. 5..''
Gists. "'--'-. 49,
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Dyspepsia. Impurity 81 tht BIond

From Efr. j. J. Nas. lr
=. .-rt l. ...r.
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What Shall We Drink

rDOLPHO WuLFE'S PURE COGNIAC
BRANDY.
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19 THE CENTR AL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

260 MILES DOUBLE TRACK
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Three Through Pa senger Trains

The Capacity this Road Is nov equal to any il the
Country.
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
Z z MYENS. Eerl.t Ticket AE't. iel2
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UpULPHO WOLVES PURE PORT
WINE.

Imported and bottled hy himself iu ny faG uelic
,pu, Use w5;h Lis crst tt,r- ylthe bottle w;,rrLte
pure iIud vi THE best quality.
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Dr.I,1RNING ~ AINS

Leave Cleveland al 9:l5 A. NJ. and 500 Z. NJ. az
rive III bridgeport 80 2. NJ. and 500 A NJ
Leav. Pittsburgh III 1855 A. N: t:O5 A. NJ aud
1910 ? Nj arrive Bridgeport al 5:oI =. NJ 10 20
NJ and 40 2. n.
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NIErLING. l.:h ApriI. lSGl.

Ia - -
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UDQLPHO wOLFES PrRE SBERR.
WINE.
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

atcs stomach bowels. cprreCIs aCidIty and give
tone and energy TO the whole system II will relieve
ElUp-T Instantly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

DOWERY THEATRE.
ID STICKNEYS GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
On MONDAY EVENING, Nov. IL, will be introduced the
NEW FEATURES IN THE RING -
Splendid cavalcade, !" Four Quarters Of the Globe"
First appearance Of Mile Csstello Of Norh's Circus,
Chicago
First night of Signor Sebasans Bridge Leaping Act.
First appearance of the Handler and Hayden Brothers.
First appearance Of the great Contorrons Montenalo
First night Of John Foster, Clown.
Besides The Horsemanshp OF Master R. stickney the bril-
liant aerial gymnastics of w. smith, Echee Perileusc,
all the great feats by this unrvalled troupe
Principal Clown and Jester Joe Pentand
HERR CLINE. the great Tight Rope Performer, Is en-.
gagged, and win shortly appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

MRS.
BARNEY WILLIAMS '
BARNEY WILLIAMS
BARNEY WILLIAMS,
Who have Just returned ton having achieved
tIinn ph O more than their usual hrilllan, v
HUNDREDS HAVING BEEN TURNED NIGHTLY FROM
THE DOORS,
And a dramatic Juror aruu beyond wha, Ros,on has
seen Tor years Thus, lad IN with Lonos they return 10
play their annual cement Ia Winter Garden in his
city In which their charming and eSqus performances
and amiIaDie socia virtues have built home of
enduring regard aud Their pie presence ever made
a summer, even In periods OF the deepest glo m,
During this they will present to their pa rons
anu en9s s.vtfa pieces IL which they have
RVpcated atd In c. they tope claims to
the ayof am new places In the memory OF the public
On Monday evening thev offer
THREE PIECES.
l. The beautiful / gendary drama ,ntit,eu
- The FAIRY CIRCLE.
M. Barney ians as
Mrs. Barney Williams as .,.,,,...... Molshee
2. The new lur, g Ius of
THE MAGIC JOKE,
Written expressly for Mrs. Barney Williams.
Pr nee Dooroso. ................Mr Mrs. Barney Williams
s. THE IRISH TIGER.
Introducing his celebrated character song The Limerick
Races"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS CITY
~ Hail. Jersey CITY, Nov H. 1861. Sealed proposals win
b. by the alter CUmuis Of Jersey CITY until
Monday Dec. IL ncs ct IL O'Clock NJ, furnishing and
LAYING 1000 of SO inch pipe
tn ackensack river and on the bottom Of the Bid
furnish plans for the construction and laying Of the
utpe, All necessary inorna in regard the ok
be obtained at this olse H. Z. BACOr, Supt nud Eus,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A PARTNER WANTED-WITH 500 TO $780, TO TAKE
n the place OF about to retire. The business is profit
able and cash. being the manufacturing for
the army The best OF reference given and required Ad
dress s. Dodd, Jersey City Post office Agents need
apply.
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- = -
HOTELS.

broadway HOTEL, BROADWAY CORNER OF
ID Fory-second street, New York.-Ths spacious
class family hotel is open for the reception of perma
nen and transient boarder ut reduced prices from former
hotel charges. b. RATHBuN
i MADISON AVENUE HOTEL, CORNER OF TWENTY
1Sl seventh street. Rooms for single gentlemen gem
tesnen and their wives with first Board moderate
prices. New England landlord and New gland style OF
cooking. Reference required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17
THE TURF.

[ ,ENrhEVILLE COURSE LONG ISLAND-TRoTTING
on les9ay NOV ~ al clock Mach IS y; mile,
anu IePea' IN harness T. Jackson Rocky Hill
years I'D; Rogers Yaung Am srca two Years old
BENINS A CONKLlN. Proprietors,
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AHUsEMG yrs.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN
~ The m astm nj las sincere pleasure IN announcing
the opcuA- ''s
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IA
or engagement tn A. del O ia ,ieliI a. ~
-, IRISH AND YaNMEE LII g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
u The Committee Railroads of the Board OF Aldermen
will meet IN room No Ciy Hall, Tuesday, November
10 O'Clock r NJ consider the subicc relative to the
hi sness before said committee those interested In the
above are respectful liy requested TO attend.
r. l. A. BO0LE,
CHARLES q. CORNELL,
JOHN RUSSELL,
TERRENCE FARLEY,
ILNRY SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GRAND PATRIOTIC ILLUMINATION
AT BE aTT MA. 18th ASR H CAROLINA;
NELSON AND MS e f RI Ssisn' and '"''sp''
ss"E On :s's II fsE%;9
THE Il RGEssa4Tol Gaa'yyl 'Ssf' 81 TEAoE,
o TE In 81 TmE TNED
MONDAY Navemser is
'" be observe AZ osy2sfTa H 70 Sf%Ra
win %sPsa .ad rf9IsSa
Be H%f
MAGNIFICENT u; D sn OF FIREWORKS
Come then, all old and y une, and join in tAi.
r'''sn'''sHh Z hs ss " OUR ARMY AND NAVY
and Hih 81 RI T iSFNous TREASON
UNION. a PsA ns !s asa FR 20 =
An the brilliant attractions Of the place will be found, In
THE LIVING HIrrororAaus,
From the river ME- in Egypt an anim celebrated in an.
ssap F'Ss and
TIE Gaarn ri f'f kE"
WHAT ha Ia n AL II n FaM hGSkE4
who close their exhibition hai they leave for
Also the MAa sS on R Tssfsy a Re ~ LIVING ELE
HAATy TXs t RAS h9H sSASE
. rsh AMI p les s.ss MIL
sides tbs. nsT T aTa 1 AsE % %osGm
which has been played the as four weeks TO crowded and
Admission to nli, rs cents; children underten Is cents
IJooLEY's MINsTRELs U.ATE OF NIBLos sAIOOND,
ID stuyvesant Hall 6sg Braaway opposite Bond street.
Monday 'v'a Tah OK "a HEss@s me week.
In new acts Eo AKA sa aEaD Cray Gray and MAJ.
G TSdR 4 n zT T Il NV Rii sEsr Shss,s'
YALE COLLEGE AND ITS STUDENTS,
THE TWIN BRo ROTH iI THE THREE FAIRiEs.
New Songs, Acts. Dances, Bnr;.squcs, &C., &c.
Doors open at o,s; TO commence at IN
RRooKLYN YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIA
Hon; DANIEL ,,, $; DICKINSON DC, n
WI TIL: THE UNION ION" :"
IT'S PEnfLs AND Irs HoPEs
BROOKLYN ACADEMY iae OF MUSIC.
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. IS,
Commencing at 8 O'Clock.
ca be- osta ned a, Babcock book store 10 Fulton
and at Roses book store, li2 Atlantic street.
~ MONDAY NIGHT GREAT ATTRACTION.
| First time Of the wonderful ,,,
s s1EGkisT sE9THERs,
| siEaRisT B BitoriihRs
Introducing the startling feats attempted,
r,.,,vn no The performances with me GAINED noos
! Ecl 8 ng everything the line.
Second night n sss apELAipE rreRpiItE.
| MISS ADELAIDE PRICE.
| late leading danseuse Of the Broadway theatre.
Great success Of the ne y, e ,s qG,r,s
new new Y yEAks SAILS SAILS.
ByJ H. BUDwoRTH an The wnqs of the company
his great II RTE E ali y iHs n1SsrnELs
hSf FIX n.sH dtuRRAv, Proprietor.
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CHARMING MUSIC,
PICTURESQUE TABLEAUX,
CHARACTERISTIC DANCING
ADMIRABi r ACTING.
fRicxs--Boxcs and Parque 90 Private Boxes el
orchestra Stalls, ST. Family Circle, IS cents
Doors open h7h; to b iginat8
NEW BOWERY THEATRE
~ Sole proprietor Me,srs q L. Fox andJ. w. Lngard
MONDAY, November Is iS6l,
The great local drama of
FAST WOMEN
OF TIE MODERN TIME,
introducing the celebrated
FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE,
THE FEMALE MCCLELLAN ZOUAvES,
THE COCKTAIL GUARDS, Ac, &c.
After which the petite comedy of
YOUNG WIDOW.
Concluding with the drama OF
DUMB GIRL or GENOA.
DRyANTS MTNSTREIS,
ID Mechanics Hail. Az Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday Nov. ID, and ever nlght during the week,
SOIREE DETIIiOPE,
Intersperscd with Jokes and c0mca ties by tho favorte
Dromios,
DAN BRYANT AND EPH HORN.
y. g. Campbell In his pleas NJ ballads and Tyroean
blings.
THE RAW RECRUITS.
Use gwine down 10 Washington
To fight for Abrnham's aug
TINPAN ONION OATS WHAT'S DE MATTER,
Lord Lovel, Plantation Festival Sccnes Carte dc Vlsre
Doors open at ~ curtain rises at ~ Tickets Is cents
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TINCEASING WONDERS.
AZ Partisan Cabinet OF Wonders and Anatomy 563
Broadway next door TO Ball. Black Co., New York Just
added this large, superb and world famed collection
perfect nature, child heads four
legs and In Injunction with this interesting
sight there wonders OF unsurpassable and thrilling
Al glance 100 parts Of the body
The institution has been pronounced by the many thousands
who il daily To have truly moral tendency
Lectures day interesting scientific and pathological
subjects Open for gentlemen only from A. NJ till 10 NJ
Admission 25 cents
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12
Left. Leftr

The squads Of military that parade the
streets are kept to tine in the absence of
music, by the officers calling, left, left" as
that foot should strike the ground. For seye-
raj weeks after the troops commenced gather
ing here, the word was in constant use by both
citizens and soldiers, whenever three or more
CHANGED to be walking together, and the boys
kept singing it out constantly. One day, when
left, left was heard on every side, a wedding
party visited the city, dined at one of the
hotels, and returned on one of the early even
ing trains. The party did not all return,
though Just as the train was about TO move,
the groom got dry and darted off to saloon
across the street. lie returned to find the
train moving of. He ran, screamed, swore-
but it was no use, he was left" He started
in disconsolate mood for his hotel, to sleep
alone and bewail his hard fate.
Every crowd he passed, every squad he met,
were singing out, " Left, left w He looked
daggers at them, but still, d" left, left" greeted
him at every turn. He swore he would not
sleep night in any id town whose entire
population would unite to insult a man for his
misfortune; and he hired hack to take him
to the first station toward home, where he
might pass the night out of ear-shot Of the
everlasting left"
The keepsr of Paradise Garden, near Camp
Morton, says he can't get the hang of left,
left" yet. Five or six men walk up to his
counter and call for lager" all round, drink
it, smack their lips, say it is good, and then
one fellow NIT" stripe on his sleeve says
" left, left" and they march away, and he don't
know who to charge it to.-Ladlanapol's Jour
nal.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12
Habits Of a Business Han.

A sacred regard to the principles of justice
forms tie basis of every transaction, and regu-
lates tie conduct of the upright man of busi-
ness.
He is strict in keeping his engagements.
Does nothing. .carelessly Or in hurry.
Employs nobody to do what he can easily
do himself
Keeps everything in its proper place.
Leaves nothing undone that ought to be
done, and which circumstances permit him to
do.
Keeps his designs and business from the
view of others.
Is prompt and decisive with his customers,
and does not over-trade his capital.
Prefers short credits TO long ones and cash
to credit at all times, either in buying or sell
ing; and small profits in credit cases with lit
tie risk, to the chance of better gains with
more hazard.
He is clear and explicit in all his bargains.
Leaves nothing of consequence to memory
which he can and ought to commit to writing
Keeps copies of all his important letters
which he sends away, and has every letter, in
voice. ETC., belonging to his business, titled,
classed and put away.
Never suffers his desk to be confused by
many papers lying upon it.
Is always al the head of his business, well
knowing if he leaves it, It will leose him.
Holds it as a maxim that be whose credit is
suspected is not one to be trusted.
Is constantly examining his books, and sees
through all his affairs as far as care and atten-
tion will enable him.
Balances regularly at stated times, and then
makes out and transmits all his accounts cur>
rent to his customers, both at home and abroad.
Avoids, as much as possible, all sorts of ac-
commodation in money matters and lawsuits
where there is the least hazard.
He is economical in his expenditure, always
living within his income.
Keeps a memorandum book in his pocket,
in which he notes every particular relative to
appointments, addresses and petty cash mat
ters.
Is cautious how he becomes security for any
person; and is generous when urged by mo-
tiyes Of humanity.
Let man act strictly to these habits; when
once begun they will be easy to continue in
ever remembering that he hath no profits by
his pains whom Providence doth not prosper
and success will attend his efforts.
Take pleasure in your business, and it will
become your recreation.
Hope for the best, think for The worst, and
bear whatever happens.